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Driving Directions to UPMC Shadyside DIRECTIONS TO UPMC SHADYSIDE FROM THE NORTH FROM THE SOUTH FROM THE WEST Via Interstates 79 and 279 Via Route 19 or Route 51 Via I-376 (Old Route 60) Take I-79 south to I-279 south to Exit 2B Take Route 19 north or Route 51 north Take I-376 east. Get into the right lane (Route 28 north). Take Route 28 north through the Liberty Tunnels, and cross before entering the Fort Pitt Tunnels. for 2 miles. Take the left lane onto the the bridge in the right lane. Follow signs When exiting the tunnel, take the exit 40th St. Bridge, cross the bridge, and to I-579, take the Bigelow Blvd. (Route ramp for I-376 east (Monroeville). Follow stay on 40th St. to Liberty Ave. (1.1 380 east) exit, and continue straight I-376 to Exit 72A (Forbes Ave./Oakland). miles). Turn left onto Liberty Ave., and onto N. Craig St. to Centre Ave. (total of Drive on Forbes Ave. for 1.3 miles drive 1.2 miles to Centre Ave. 3.2 miles). Turn left onto Centre Ave. and through Oakland, and turn left on S. Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Drive across drive through four traffic lights (passing Craig St. (just past the Carnegie Centre and straight onto S. Aiken Ave. to Morewood Ave.) Museum of Art). Turn right onto Fifth the Aiken Ave. Garage, which will be on Ave., drive 1.3 miles and turn left on S. Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Continue on Aiken Ave. the right. Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Centre past the hospital to S. Aiken Ave., At Centre Ave., turn right, go to the first and turn right. The garage will be on the Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Follow S. traffic light, and turn left into the Centre right. Centre Ave. Parking Garage: At Aiken through two traffic lights to the Ave. Garage. the first traffic light past Morewood, turn Aiken Ave. Garage (second parking right into the Center Ave. garage. garage on the left). Centre Ave. Parking FROM THE NORTHEAST Via Route 28 Garage: Continue on S. Aiken to the third FROM THE EAST traffic light, and turn left onto Centre Take Route 28 south to the Highland Via PA Turnpike and Interstate 376 Ave. At the first traffic light, turn left into the Centre Ave. Garage. Park Bridge. On the bridge, get into the From the Pennsylvania Turnpike, take left lane and take the Washington Blvd. Exit 57 (Pittsburgh/Monroeville) to ramp. Off the ramp, stay in the right lane. I-376 west to Exit 77 (Edgewood/ Just before the traffic light, bear right Swissvale). Off the exit ramp, turn right onto Washington Blvd. Drive through onto S. Braddock Ave. Drive about 2 four traffic lights (2 miles). At the fourth miles, and turn left onto Penn Ave. traffic light, drive across Penn Ave., and Follow Penn Ave. for 1 mile to Fifth Ave., straight onto Fifth Ave. Follow Fifth Ave. and turn left. Continue on Fifth Ave. for for 1.3 miles to S. Aiken Ave., and turn 1.3 miles to S. Aiken Ave and turn right. right. Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Follow S. Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Follow S. Aiken through two traffic lights to the Aiken through two traffic lights to the Aiken Ave. Garage (second parking Aiken Ave. Garage (second parking garage on the left). Centre Ave. Parking garage on the left). Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Continue on S. Aiken to the third Garage: Continue on S. Aiken to the third traffic light, and turn left onto Centre traffic light, and turn left onto Centre Ave. At the first traffic light, turn left into Ave. At the first traffic light, turn left into the Centre Ave. Garage. the Centre Ave. Garage. DIRECTIONS FROM UPMC SHADYSIDE FOR INTERSTATE 279 NORTH FOR INTERSTATE 376 EAST Drive to N. Craig St. (the 5th traffic light, To I-79 north, PA Turnpike, Cranberry To Monroeville, Route 22 East, PA about 6/10 mile), and turn right. Take N. Turnpike Craig straight onto Bigelow Blvd. (Route From Aiken Ave. Parking Garage: Turn 380 west) for about 2.5 miles. From the left, go across Centre Ave. and straight From Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Turn left lane, follow signs to Liberty Bridge onto Liberty Ave. From Centre Ave. right, go to the next traffic light, and turn and Route 19 south or Route 51 south. Parking Garage: Turn right, go to the right onto S. Aiken Ave. From Aiken Ave. next traffic light, turn left, and go straight Parking Garage: Turn right onto S. Aiken FOR INTERSTATES 376 WEST onto Liberty Ave. Ave. AND 279 SOUTH To 1-79 South, Routes 22/30, I-376 Take Liberty Ave. 1.2 miles to 40th St., Drive on S. Aiken to Fifth Ave., and turn West, Pittsburgh International Airport and turn right. Drive on 40th St. and left. In the right lane, continue on Fifth across the bridge (1.1 miles). Turn left Ave. for 1.3 miles, and bear right onto From Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Turn onto Route 28 south, and follow signs to Penn Ave. Follow Penn 1 mile to S. right, go to the next traffic light, and turn I-279 north. Braddock Ave., turn right, and go about 2 right onto S. Aiken Ave. From Aiken Ave. miles. Follow signs to the I-376 east Parking Garage: Turn right onto S. Aiken FOR ROUTE 28 NORTH (Parkway East) entrance at Edgewood/ Ave. To Allegheny Valley, Kittanning Swissvale. Drive on S. Aiken to Fifth Ave., turn right. From Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Turn FOR ROUTES 19 OR 51 SOUTH Drive on Fifth for 1.9 miles through right, go to the next traffic light, and turn To South Hills, Uniontown Oakland past Craft Ave. Turn left onto right onto S. Aiken Ave. From Aiken Ave. the ramp to the Blvd. of the Allies and Parking Garage: Turn right onto S. Aiken From Centre Ave. Parking Garage: Turn I-376 west. Stay in the right lane, and Ave. left onto Centre. Ave. From Aiken Ave. follow signs to I-376 west (Parkway Parking Garage: Turn left, go to the first West) and I-279 south. Drive on S. Aiken Ave. to Fifth Ave., and traffic light, and turn left onto Centre turn left. Stay on Fifth Ave. for 1.3 miles, Ave. cross Penn Ave., and continue straight onto Washington Blvd. for 2 miles. From the right lane, turn left onto the right- lane ramp to Highland Park Bridge. Follow signs to Route 28 north. To Reorder Use Form # SHY-0125 PATEX407710 03/13 © 2013 .
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