The New England Thruway - New York

The New England Thruway, commonly known as I-95, is a major north-south highway in New York State.
Stretching approximately 15 miles, it runs from the Bronx, at the junction with the Bruckner Expressway (I-278), through the eastern suburbs of Westchester County, before continuing into Connecticut.
This section of I-95 is a vital transportation corridor, facilitating regional and interstate travel. It serves as a critical link between New York City and New England, handling a significant volume of commercial and passenger traffic.
The thruway is characterized by its multi-lane design, frequent interchanges, and connections to major roads, providing access to various communities, business districts, and recreational areas along its route.
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I’ve traveled this route many times.

[@BostonStreetsHighways]

It’s not too bad.

[@fbramble]

Thanks for ride on the New England Thruway.

[@BostonStreetsHighways]

You’re welcome. Taking a little road trip.

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@@BostonStreetsHighwayssafe travels.

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New York New York!

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That’s right 👍

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Thanks for the ride.

[@BostonStreetsHighways]

You’re welcome. Taking a road trip to North Carolina

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Bookmarking this segment for viewing subsequent @ later time, had blood & step- relative connections in southern/ sw/ Conn,so connection there also

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OK. Taking a road trip to North Carolina.