The Clearview Expressway begins at Hillside Avenue (NY 25). Exit 1 is for the Grand Central Parkway. This was built as a stack interchange in anticipation of plans to extend the Clearview Expressway south to Kennedy Airport, which never actually happened.

Photos taken April 2020.

Exit 2 is for Union Turnpike.

Photos taken April 2020.

Exits 4W-E are for the Long Island Expressway (I-495).

Photos taken April 2020.

Exit 5 is for Northern Boulevard (NY 25A).

Photos taken 2015-2019.

Exit 6A is for 35 Avenue.

Photos taken October 2019.

Exit 7 is for Willets Point Boulevard. It is the last exit in Queens.

Photos taken October 2019.

I-295 crosses the East River on the Throgs Neck Bridge, a suspension bridge from Queens to the Bronx.

Photos taken October 2019.

Welcome to the Bronx! On the other side of the bridge, there is a cashless tolling gantry. Exit 9 is for Pennyfield Avenue. It is located immediately after the gantry.

Photos taken September 2021.

After the toll, the roadway splits. Exit 10 is for the Throgs Neck Expressway (I-695), which leads to I-95 north. Bear left to continue on I-295 north toward I-95 south and the Bruckner Expressway (I-278).

Photos taken September-October 2021.

On the Bronx side of the bridge, I-295 is known as the Cross Bronx Expressway. Exit 11 is for Randall Avenue.

Photos taken April 2020.

Exit 12 is for the Bruckner Expressway (I-278) west.

Photos taken April 2020.

At its northern terminus, I-295 merges into southbound I-95. From this point south, I-95 is known as the Cross Bronx Expressway. Alternatively, one can say that the Cross Bronx Expressway changes designation from I-295 north to I-95 south. Yes, it's confusing. Before the merge, there is advance signage for the next exit on I-95, exit 5A, which is for Westchester Avenue and White Plains Road.

Photos taken April 2020.