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East to Neville • Take I-76 West Toward Pittsburgh • Take Exit 57 for US-22 East to Neville Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 73B to merge onto PA-885 N/Bates St toward Oakland Continue straight onto Bates St Slight left onto Coltart Ave Turn right onto Forbes Ave Turn left on S Dithridge St Turn Right onto Fifth Ave Turn left onto N Neville Street Arrive at 514 N Neville Street East to Shadyside Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 77 toward Edgewood/Swissvale Turn right onto S Braddock Ave Turn left onto Forbes Ave Turn right onto Beechwood Blvd Turn left onto Wilkins Ave Turn right onto S Negley Ave Turn left onto Fifth Ave Turn right onto S Aiken Ave Turn left onto Centre Ave Arrive at 5245 Centre Ave on the right East to University Place Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 73B to merge onto PA-885 N/Bates St toward Oakland Continue straight onto Bates St Slight left onto Coltart Ave Turn right onto Forbes Ave Turn left onto Oakland Ave Continue onto De Soto St Turn right onto O’Hara St Turn right onto Thackeray Ave Arrive at 116 Thackeray Ave on the left East to Presby Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 73B to merge onto PA-885 N/Bates St toward Oakland Continue straight onto Bates St Turn left onto McKee Pl Continue onto Darragh St Turn right onto Victoria St Arrive at 200 Lothrop St East to Mercy Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 72B to for Blvd of Allies toward I-579/Liberty Bridge Merge onto Blvd of the Allies Turn right onto Marion St Turn Left onto Locust St Arrive at 1400 Locust St East to Magee Take I-76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 73B to merge onto PA-885 N/Bates St toward Oakland Continue straight onto Bates St Turn left onto Blvd of the Allies Slight right onto Halket St Turn left Arrive at 300 Halket St on the left East to West Penn Take I76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 72B to for Blvd of Allies toward I-579/Liberty Bridge Merge onto Blvd of the Allies Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-579N/I-279/Veterans Bridge Continue onto I-579 N Exit onto PA-380 E/ Bigelow Blvd Take the liberty Ave exit toward Bloomfield Merge onto Bloomfield Bridge Turn right onto Liberty Ave Turn left onto Taylor St Turn right onto Friendship Ave Arrive at 4800 Friendship Ave East to AGH Take I76 West toward Pittsburgh Take exit 57 for US-22 W toward Pittsburgh Continue onto I-376 W/US-22W Take exit 70C for I-279 N/Fort Duquesne Bridge toward North Shore Continue onto I-279/Fort Duquesne Bridge Keep right to continue on I-279 Take exit 1D for PA-28N/East Ohio St toward Etna Keep left, follow signs for I-279/E Ohio St Turn left onto E Ohio St (signs for I-279 N/Madison Ave) Turn right onto Cedar Ave Turn left onto E North Ave Turn right onto Sandusky St Turn right onto E North Ave Arrive at 320 E North Ave West to Neville Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Keep right to stay on I-376E Take exit 72A to merge onto Forbes Ave toward Oakland Merge onto Forbes Ave Turn left on S Dithridge St Turn Right onto Fifth Ave Turn left onto N Neville Street Arrive at 514 N Neville Street West to Shadyside Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Keep right to stay on I-376E Take exit 72A to merge onto Forbes Ave toward Oakland Merge onto Forbes Ave Turn left on S Dithridge St Turn Right onto Fifth Ave Turn left onto Devonshire St Turn right onto Centre Ave Arrive at 5245 Centre Ave on the left West to University Place Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Keep right to stay on I-376E Take exit 72A to merge onto Forbes Ave toward Oakland Merge onto Forbes Ave Turn left onto Oakland Ave Continue onto De Soto St Turn right onto O’Hara St Turn right onto Thackeray Ave Arrive at 116 Thackeray Ave on the left West to Presby Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Keep right to stay on I-376E Take exit 72A to merge onto Forbes Ave toward Oakland Merge onto Forbes Ave Turn left onto McKee Pl Continue onto Darragh St Turn right onto Victoria St Arrive at 200 Lothrop St West to Mercy Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Use the 2nd from the right lane to stay on I-376 E Use the left lane to take exit 71A for Grant St Continue onto Grant St Turn right onto Forbes Ave Turn right onto Pride St Arrive at 1400 Locust St West to Magee Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Keep right to stay on I-376E Take exit 72A to merge onto Forbes Ave toward Oakland Merge onto Forbes Ave Turn right onto Halket St Arrive at 300 Halket St on the left West to West Penn Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Use the left lane to take the I-279 exit Use the left lane to continue toward I-279 Keep right to stay on I-279 Take exit 1D for PA-28N/East Ohio St toward Etna Keep right to continue toward PA-28 N Use the left lane to take exit 3A for 40th St Bridge Continue onto 40th St Bridge Continue onto 40th St Turn left onto Penn Ave Turn right onto Friendship Ave Arrive at 4800 Friendship Ave West to AGH Take I-70 E Take exit 18 to merge onto I-79 N toward Pittsburgh Take exit 59A to merge onto I-376 E toward Pittsburgh Use the left lane to take the I-279 exit Use the left lane to continue toward I-279 Keep right to stay on I-279 Take exit 1D for PA-28N/East Ohio St toward Etna Keep left, follow signs for I-279/E Ohio St Turn left onto E Ohio St (signs for I-279 N/Madison Ave) Turn right onto Cedar Ave Turn left onto E North Ave Turn right onto Sandusky St Turn right onto E North Ave Arrive at 320 E North Ave North to Neville Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Use the middle lane to take the 7th Ave/6th Ave exit toward Downtown Keep left, follow signs for PPG Paints Arena and merge onto Bigelow Blvd Use left 2 lanes to turn slightly left to stay on Bigelow Blvd Continue straight to stay on Bigelow Blvd Use the left 2 lanes to turn slightly left to stay on Bigelow Blvd (signs for PA-380E) Continue straight onto N Craig St Turn left onto Bayard St Turn right onto N Neville street Arrive at 514 N Neville St on the right North to Shadyside Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Use the middle lane to take the 7th Ave/6th Ave exit toward Downtown Keep left, follow signs for PPG Paints Arena and merge onto Bigelow Blvd Use left 2 lanes to turn slightly left to stay on Bigelow Blvd Continue straight to stay on Bigelow Blvd Use the left 2 lanes to turn slightly left to stay on Bigelow Blvd (signs for PA-380E) Continue straight onto N Craig St Turn left onto Baum Blvd Turn right onto S Millvale Ave Turn left onto Centre Ave Arrive at 5245 Centre Ave on the left North to University Place Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Take the exit toward 1-376 E Oakland/Monroeville Continue onto Blvd of the Allies Exit onto Forbes Ave Turn left onto Oakland Ave Continue onto De Soto St Turn right onto O’Hara St Turn right onto Thackeray Ave Arrive at 116 Thackeray Ave on the left North to Presby Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Take the exit toward 1-376 E Oakland/Monroeville Continue onto Blvd of the Allies Exit onto Forbes Ave Turn left onto McKee Pl Continue onto Darrah St Turn right onto Victoria St Arrive at 200 Lothrop St North to Mercy Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Use the middle lane to take the 7th Ave/6th Ave exit toward Downtown Keep left, follow signs for PPG Paints Arena and merge onto Bigelow Blvd Merge onto Bigelow Blvd Use the middle lane to continue on Bigelow Sq Turn left onto Sixth Ave Turn left onto Forbes Ave Turn right onto Pride St North to Magee Take I-79 S Continue onto I-79 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Keep left at the fork to continue to I-279 S (signs for Pittsburgh) Continue onto I-579 S/Veterans Bridge Take the exit toward 1-376 E Oakland/Monroeville Continue onto Blvd of the Allies Exit onto Forbes Ave Turn right onto Halket St Arrive at 300 Halket St on the left North to West Penn
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