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There are no major highways through Manhattan. The city is better for it. Drive around the lake if you need to get past the city.
by sfpotter 3y ago
There are no major highways through Manhattan. The city is better for it.
Drive around the lake if you need to get past the city.
- seanmcdirmid 3y agoI used to commute from westchester county into midtown, and there were definitely parkways in, although I never needed to go all the way down to Manhattan itself. I would usually try to take the train though (often not possible given how westchester county is poorly connected to train stations).
- aidenn0 3y agoHow do you get from the GW bridge to the Cross-Bronx Expressway if there are no major highways through Manhattan?
- mathgeek 3y ago278 also runs through Manhattan. I assume the previous poster really means something that excludes Randalls Island and the Heights.
- Tagbert 3y agoBecause 405 is already a a crowded route that becomes bogged down during rush hour(s). Your choices are pretty much sound, city, lake, city, or mountains if you are looking for a route through Seattle.