Staten Island Expressway, Verrazano Bridge, Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, RFK Bridge, Bruckner Expressway
Westbound Views
The Verrazano Bridge is a suspension bridge across the Narrows to Staten Island. There is a reversible High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane in the center of the bridge.
Photos taken November 2019.
There is a toll for the Verrazano Bridge when travelling west. All vehicles pass under a cashless tolling gantry.
Photos taken November 2019.
I-278 on Staten Island is called the Staten Island Expressway. There are HOV lanes on both sides of the expressway beginning here. The first two exits are located immediately after the tollbooths. Exit 15S is for Lily Pond Avenue south and Father Capodanno Boulevard. Exit 15W is for Narrows Road west and Fingerboard Road.
Photo taken November 2019.
Exit 14 is for Hylan Boulevard.
Photos taken August 2017.
Exit 13B is for Targee Street and Richmond Road.
Photos taken August 2017.
Exit 13A is for Clove Road.
Photos taken August 2017.
Exit 12 is for Slosson Avenue and Todt Hill Road.
Photos taken August 2017.
Exit 11 is for Bradley Avenue.
Photos taken August 2017.
The HOV lane ends. Exit 10 is for Victory Boulevard.
Photos taken August 2017.
Exit 9 is for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway (NY 440) north.
Photos taken April 2021.
Exit 7 is for Richmond Avenue.
Photos taken April 2021.
Exit 6 is for South Avenue.
Photos taken April 2021.
Exit 5 is for the West Shore Expressway (NY 440) south.
Photos taken April 2021.
Exit 3 is for Western Avenue.
Photos taken April 2021.
The Staten Island Expressway ends here. Straight ahead, the Goethals Bridge crosses the Narrows to New Jersey. There is an inspection station on the right just before the bridge. There is no toll when travelling in this direction.
Photos taken April 2021.