Delays Expected in New York Near Cuomo Bridge For Next 6 Weeks

Construction is leading to closed lanes and new traffic patterns in the Hudson Valley.

During the Spring of 2023, the New York State Thruway Authority and New York State Department of Transportation began a $13.9 million multimodal project along Route 9 (South Broadway) in Tarrytown to extend the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge side path one mile south to Lyndhurst Mansion.

$14 Million Project In Westchester County, New York

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The project includes:

Widening the ramps at Thruway Interchange 9 leading to and from Route 9
Adding a second left turn lane from Route 9 to the southbound Thruway entrance ramp
Installing a traffic signal on Route 9 at Paulding Avenue to make it easier for motorists to turn
Repairing and resurfacing Route 9 from Route 119 to just south of Gracemere Lane
Construction of a 270-foot-long pedestrian/bicycle bridge over the Thruway
Relocating a village of Tarrytown water main onto the existing Route 9 bridge

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New Traffic Pattern In And Around Gov. Cuomo Bridge

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Officials warn construction, which started on Monday, June 3, will result in a "new traffic pattern."

"A new traffic pattern will be in place on Route 9 near Route 119 in Tarrytown from 9:30 AM to 3 PM on weekdays for six weeks to accommodate assembly of a pedestrian bridge. Slow down and use caution when traveling through this area," the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge tweeted.