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Hi everyone! To keep it simple, I'm just looking for some general predicitions for traffic going into and leaving manhattan from I95 Southbound on a friday at any time after 2pm. Thanks :)

jelloman42160 reads

The  Cross Bronx section of that interstate is packed at that time...I'd make sure I allowed at least an hour, if mot more, extra...

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impposter195 reads

To NYers, the Long Island Expressway (into the Queens Midtown Tunnel) is officially known as "The World's Longest Parking Lot." Insert smiley if you're on the train :-) watching the parking lot. Insert angry face :-( if you're stuck on the LIE watching the train fly by.

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The  Cross Bronx section of that interstate is packed at that time...I'd make sure I allowed at least an hour, if mot more, extra...
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Posted By: GreenSea
Hi everyone! To keep it simple, I'm just looking for some general predicitions for traffic going into and leaving manhattan from I95 Southbound on a friday at any time after 2pm. Thanks :)
If you are coming in from New England (one of your reviews) just for a meeting, you might consider parking at an easy to get to Metro-North station and taking the train into Grand Central. I think you'll arrive more relaxed and less rushed and not worrying about parking within 2 miles of your meeting. (If you do decide to drive into the city, there are apps to find cheap parking in NYC - Jelloman knows!)

Good luck

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GreenSea191 reads

I'm not coming all the way from New England, just from around the NY CT state line. I have very easy access to a metro station, that's how I normally get to the city. Just curious if driving was a realistic alternative or not. I think I have my answer!

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impposter130 reads

You can avoid the Cross Bronx by taking 95 to 278 and then cross the Triboro Bridge to get into Manhattan further south, but even 278 can be a nightmare. I can't really give you current info (construction, potholes, detours) because I try to avoid 95/278/etc. unless it's between 10 PM and 4 AM.  

Posted By: GreenSea
I'm not coming all the way from New England, just from around the NY CT state line. I have very easy access to a metro station, that's how I normally get to the city. Just curious if driving was a realistic alternative or not. I think I have my answer!
In case you decide to drive, see a recent set of posts on parking in Manhattan (NY Board):

Subj: Parking in Midtown?
By: jelloman42  
Posted: 2/26/2016 5:10:15 AM
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=245736&boardID=2&page=#245736


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maturebridgette178 reads

get off stop before 125 st..parking lot right there ...walk one block to 4, 5, or 6 train...be downtown in 10 mins..

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Crazy Diamond133 reads

Probably going to be a mess.  I always avoided by going onto I287, but that was a natural ride home when traveling home to NJ from CT or New England.   Forget my reminiscences, my first statement is your best approach.

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GreenSea110 reads

Appreciate all the advice. Ill definitely be taking the 35 min metro ride in and hoofing it to the incall rather than driving.

Posted By: GreenSea
Hi everyone! To keep it simple, I'm just looking for some general predicitions for traffic going into and leaving manhattan from I95 Southbound on a friday at any time after 2pm. Thanks :)

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