Live I-95 Traffic Reports: New York, NY
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Stay informed with the latest I-95 traffic updates in the New York City area! Our real-time traffic information provides insights into road conditions, including live updates on construction, accidents, and travel delays. With data continually refreshed, you'll receive the most accurate and timely alerts to plan your journey along one of the country's busiest highways. Whether you're a commuter or a traveler, navigate I-95 with confidence and ease, avoiding congestion and minimizing delays.
Real-Time New York Area Traffic MapReal-Time traffic information and alerts about accidents, police, and hazards Courtesy of WAZE.com
Live New York Area Traffic CamerasLIve feeds From the New York Department of Transportation
I-95 Just Before the Connecticut State Line
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Amsterdam Avenue at 178 Street
New York Area Weather Forecast5-Day Weather Forecast Courtesy of Weather Underground
New York DOT TweetsSocial Media Posts from the New York Department of Transportation
New York Road NewsLatest Headlines From The I-95 Exit Guide Newsroom
New York Governor Issues State of Emergency Ahead of Massive Winter Storm
New York State DOT Suspends Lane Closures for Christmas, New Years Holiday
Thanksgiving Travel in New York: Lane Closures Suspended, Safety Checks Increased
New York Area Insider TipsThe Inside Scoop From Seasoned I-95 Travelers
Timing is Everything: Avoid weekday rush hours (7-10 AM, 4-7 PM) at all costs—traffic can add 1-2 hours. Sunday evenings are brutal with weekend travelers returning. Overnight (11 PM-5 AM) is your best bet if flexible.
Key Trouble Spots: The George Washington Bridge is often the worst bottleneck. Consider I-278 via Verrazzano Bridge as alternate. The Cross Bronx Expressway is notoriously congested and under construction (always). Stay alert for sudden lane shifts. Have E-ZPass or be ready for cashless tolling (bill by mail) for the Connecticut tolls.
Smart Moves: Get E-ZPass. It saves time and money, especially at bridges/tunnels. Fill up before NYC. Gas is significantly cheaper in NJ or CT. Use Waze/Google Maps. Real-time updates are essential here. Stay in middle lanes. Exit/entrance ramps create chaos in right lanes.
Emergency Info: Shoulders are narrow/nonexistent in many areas. Rest stops are sparse through the Bronx—plan bathroom breaks. Keep your tank above 1/4—you don't want to run out here. Add 30-60 minutes buffer time to whatever GPS says, especially during daytime hours.