Major Deegan Expressway, New York Thruway, Northway
Southbound Views
The Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge is a cable-stayed bridge over the Hudson River to Westchester County.
Photos taken September 2019.
There was once a tollbooth here, but it was removed after cashless tolling on the bridge began in 2016. Exit 9 is for Broadway (US 9).
Photos taken September 2018.
Exit 8 is for the Cross Westchester Expressway (I-287) west. The I-87/I-287 multiplex ends at this point. Motorists bound for New England should exit here and follow I-287 to the Connecticut Turnpike (I-95). Motorists bound for New York City should continue south along the Thruway. Exit 8A is for NY 119 and the Saw Mill Parkway north.
Photos taken September 2010.
After I-287 splits off, the Thruway curves back to the south. At this point, the city line is only a few miles away. Exit 7A is for the Saw Mill Parkway south.
Photos taken September 2010.
The final toll on the Thruway is located south of exit 7A. Exit 6A is for Stew Leonard Drive and Ridge Hill Boulevard. It is located immediately after the toll.
Photos taken April 2022.
Exits 6W-E are for Tuckahoe Road (CR 59).
Photos taken April 2022.
Exit 4 is for the Cross County Parkway and Mile Square Road.
Photos taken April 2022.
Exit 1 is for Hall Place and McLean Avenue.
Photos taken April 2022.
The New York Thruway continues a short distance to the New York City line, where it becomes the Major Deegan Expressway.
Photos taken April 2022.