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Special Service Notices

Throgs Neck Bridge

New traffic pattern and 24/7 lane closure – One lane will be closed long-term to accommodate roadway deck replacement. Use of a moveable barrier will enable full normal traffic lane capacity in the peak travel direction for AM and PM rush hours. Weekday mornings: 3 lanes to Bronx; 2 lanes to Queens. Weekday afternoons: 3 lanes to Queens; 2 lanes to Bronx. Additional off-peak and overnight lane closures will be required. Motorists should expect minimal delays.

Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge

New traffic pattern and 24/7 Upper Level lane closure – One lane on the Upper Level will be closed long-term to accommodate roadway deck replacement. Use of a moveable barrier will enable full normal traffic lane capacity in the peak travel direction for AM and PM rush hours. Weekday mornings: 4 Upper Level lanes (including HOV) to Brooklyn; 2 Upper Level lanes to Staten Island. Weekday afternoons: 4 Upper Level lanes (including HOV) to Staten Island; 2 Upper Level lanes to Brooklyn. Additional off-peak and overnight lane closures will be required. Motorists should expect minimal delays.

Hugh L. Carey Tunnel

Nighttime Tube Closures– Full tube or single-lane closures will be in effect Sunday to Thursday nights from 9:00 PM through 5:30 AM for planned work and maintenance. During these periods at least one lane of traffic in either direction will operate in the other tube. Motorists should expect minimal delays. .

Queens Midtown Tunnel

Nighttime Lane Closures– Single-lane closures in one or both tubes may be in effect Sunday to Thursday nights from 11:00 PM through 5:00 AM for planned work and maintenance. During these periods at least one lane of traffic in either direction will operate in the other tube. Motorists should expect minimal delays..