New York Route 440 follows the West Shore Expressway between the Outerbridge Crossing and the Clove Lakes / Staten Island Expressway (Interstate 278). The state route joins I-278 briefly before turning northward onto the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Expressway to the Bayonne Bridge into New Jersey. The 12.73-mile route continues west as New Jersey Route 440 to Perth Amboy and Edison township and north into Jersey City.
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| New Jersey Route 440 rises above the Arthur Kill River on the Outerbridge Crossing. The four lane span connects Perth Amboy with NY 440 along the West Shore Expressway on Staten Island. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| A cantilever bridge, the Outerbridge Crossing is tolled in the eastbound direction. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
 2 photos 2 photos | Named after the first chairman of the Port Authority Eugenius Outerbridge, the 10,800 foot long bridge opened to traffic on June 29, 1928.1 Photos taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 descends toward the Outerbridge Crossing toll collection point located at the Richmond Valley community. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Right in right out (RIRO) ramps connect NY 440 east with Boscombe Avenue to Page Avenue just beyond the toll collection point. Page Avenue extends south to Amboy Road and Hylan Boulevard. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| With the conversion to all electronic toll (AET) collection, the Outerbridge Crossing toll plaza was demolished in 2019. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Two high speed E-ZPass lanes were previously constructed at the Outerbridge Crossing toll plaza in 2005. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 follows the West Shore Expressway northward from the Outerbridge Crossing to Interstate 278 (Staten Island Expressway). I-278 joins Staten Island with Brooklyn across the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Tyrellan Avenue passes over NY 440 ahead of the directional cloverleaf interchange joining the Korean War Veterans Parkway (formerly Richmond Parkway) with the West Shore Expressway. Korean War Veterans Parkway spurs northeast from NY 440 to Annadale, Greenridge and La Tourette Park. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| A small guide sign referenced the renaming of Richmond Parkway to Korean War Veterans Parkway. The parkway ends at Richmond Avenue, five miles southwest of its intended end at I-278 (Staten Island Expressway), where an abandoned interchange stood until 2012. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| A second sign advises motorists to remain on NY 440 north for the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and Brooklyn. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 separates with Korean War Veterans Parkway for the West Shore Expressway north 7.5 miles to I-278 (Staten Island Expressway). Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Continuing north, NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) runs between a pair of frontage roads (Veterans Road) to Exit 3 for Clay Pit Road. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Reassurance marker posted ahead of the Sharrotts Road over crossing. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Exit 3 departs NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) for adjacent Veterans Road north. Clay Pit Road connects the freeway with Bloomingdale Road north for Woodrow Road east to Woodrow and Huguenot. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 northbound turns easterly ahead of Exit 4 with Arthur Kill Road. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Veterans Road resumes as the frontage road system for NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) at the Rossville neighborhood. An entrance ramp joins NY 440 one half mile ahead of the diamond interchange (Exit 4) with Arthur Kill Road. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Exit 4 leaves NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) north for Arthur Kill Road adjacent to Huguenot Avenue. Arthur Kill Road meanders across Staten Island from Tottenville northeast to Charleston, Rossville, Fresh Kills, Greenridge and La Tourette Park. Huguenot Avenue heads south to Huguenot and Princes Bay. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| The West Shore Expressway curves northward to Fresh Kills and Victory Boulevard (Exit 7) at the Chelsea neighborhood of Staten Island. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 runs along the east side of Fresh Kills Landfill between Exits 4 and 7. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 advances a quarter mile north to the diamond interchange (Exit 7) with Victory Boulevard. Victory Boulevard angles northeast to Bulls Head and Willowbrook Park at the south end of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| A slip ramp (Exit 7) leaves NY 440 north for E Service Road ahead of Victory Boulevard. Victory Boulevard spurs west to a dead end along the Arthur Kill River. William T. Davis Wildlife Refuge spreads to the east. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| The succeeding exit from NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) north serves the Corporate Park of Staten Island. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| The Glen Street entrance ramp joins NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) north ahead of the Meredith Avenue overpass. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Exit 8 joins NY 440 with South Avenue at the Chelsea neighborhood. South Avenue heads north from Meredith Avenue to Richmond Terrace at Newark Bay. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| The diamond interchange (Exit 8) joining NY 440 with South Avenue falls between Chelsea Road and Travis Avenue. The West Shore Expressway extends another 1.5 miles to Interstate 278 (Staten Island Expressway). Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Exit 9 connects the West Shore Expressway with Glen Street, a frontage street north from Edward Currey Avenue, 0.75 miles north of the South Avenue overpass. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Opened after three months of construction, the off-ramp at Exit 9 improved access to the Corporate Park of Staten Island. The $2 million project was completed by September 7, 2001.2 Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Exit 9 leaves NY 440 (West Shore Expressway) for Glen Street northbound to Fahy Avenue and South Avenue. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 north merges onto I-278 (Staten Island Expressway) east between the Graniteville and Bulls Head communities. The state route then follows Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Expressway north to the Bayonne Bridge. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| Carbon copied with a new sign by 2012, this button copy overhead preceded the directional T interchange joining NY 440 with I-278 (Staten Island Expressway). I-278 spans the Arthur Kill River across the Goethels Bridge west en route to Elizabeth, New Jersey. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
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| NY 440 combines with the Staten Island Expressway for 1.1 mile. Interstate 278 travels east to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and Brooklyn. Photo taken 06/13/05. |
Page Updated 04-27-2014.
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