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List of State Routes in Bronx County Select a Route to View Most Recent Traffic Counts for That Route Click Here for More Information LIST OF STATE ROUTES IN BRONX COUNTY SELECT A ROUTE TO VIEW MOST RECENT TRAFFIC COUNTS FOR THAT ROUTE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION 1 9 9A 22 87I 95I 278I 295I 678I 895I 907F Bronx Pelham Parkway 907H Bronx River Parkway (N.Y.C.) 907V Henry Hudson Parkway 908A Hutchinson River Parkway (N.Y.C.) 908F Mosholu Parkway NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 2003 Traffic Volume Report for Bronx COUNTY Touring Section Start Description End Description Count Route Length Year AADT 1 0.07 NEW YORK CO LINE ACC RT 87I MAJOR DEEGAN EXPR 00 177899 1 0.58 ACC RT 87I MAJOR DEEGAN EXPR ACC JEROME AVE 99 123604 1 0.63 ACC JEROME AVE END RT 95I OLAP WEBSTER AVE 03 157039 1 1.43 END RT 95I OLAP WEBSTER AVE FORDHAM RD 98 15174 1 0.99 FORDHAM RD RT 907H BRONX RIVER PKWY SOU 93 34394 1 0.31 RT 907H BRONX RIVER PKWY SOU PELHAM PKWY BOSTON POST RD R 97 46026 1 1.39 PELHAM PKWY BOSTON POST RD R GUN HILL RD 01 15500 1 1.64 GUN HILL RD RT 22 PROVOST AVE 02 25258 1 0.58 RT 22 PROVOST AVE WESTCHESTER CO LINE 03 21139 9 0.80 BRONX CO LN VAN CORTLAND SOUTH 02 11504 9 0.98 VAN CORTLAND SOUTH START 9A OLAP H.H. PKY 01 17434 9 0.80 START 9A OLAP H.H. PKY WESTCHESTER CO LN 03 16163 9A 0.33 BRONX CO LN KAPPOCK ST 03 69100 9A 1.97 KAPPOCK ST END 907V H.H. PKY OLAP START 01 75913 9A 0.80 END 907V H.H. PKY OLAP START WESTCHESTER CO LN 03 16163 22 0.16 US RT 1 EAST 233RD ST 93 14425 22 0.20 EAST 233RD ST WESTCHESTER CO LN 97 8858 87I 0.57 RT 278I MAJ DEGAN & BRUCKNER ACC WILLIS AVE 03 105775 87I 0.54 ACC WILLIS AVE ACC GRAND CONCOURSE 03 98138 87I 0.09 ACC GRAND CONCOURSE ACC EAST 138TH ST 03 84624 87I 1.24 ACC EAST 138TH ST ACC MACOMBS DAM BRIDGE 99 118524 87I 0.99 ACC MACOMBS DAM BRIDGE ACC 95I CROSS BRNX EPY 02 105627 87I 1.40 ACC 95I CROSS BRNX EPY ACC W FORDHAM RD 03 129661 87I 1.10 ACC W FORDHAM RD ACC WEST 230TH ST 02 102605 87I 0.77 ACC WEST 230TH ST ACC VAN CORTLAND PRK S 03 140579 87I 0.44 ACC VAN CORTLAND PRK S ACC HENRY HUDSON PKWY 02 137072 87I 0.41 ACC HENRY HUDSON PKWY ACC EAST 233 ST 99 121631 87I 0.83 ACC EAST 233 ST WESTCHESTER CO LINE 03 100578 95I 0.07 NEW YORK CO LN ACC 87I MAJ DEGAN EXPY 00 177899 95I 0.58 ACC 87I MAJ DEGAN EXPY ACC JEROME AVE 99 123604 95I 0.63 ACC JEROME AVE END RT 1 OLAP WEBSTER AVE 03 157039 95I 0.58 END RT 1 OLAP WEBSTER AVE ACC CROTONA AVE 02 124347 95I 0.78 ACC CROTONA AVE ACC 895I SHERIDAN EXPY 03 157544 95I 0.36 ACC 895I SHERIDAN EXPY ACC BRONX RIVER PKWY 03 131386 95I 0.70 ACC BRONX RIVER PKWY ACC WESTCHESTER AVE 01 124077 95I 1.35 ACC WESTCHESTER AVE ACC RTS 278I 678I 02 112442 95I 0.89 ACC RTS 278I 678I ACC 295I THROGS NCK BR 01 91850 95I 1.40 ACC 295I THROGS NCK BR INTER 8B & 8C PELHAM PKWY 01 146236 95I 0.27 INTER 8B & 8C PELHAM PKWY INTER 9 HUTCHINSON RIVER PKW 02 145950 95I 1.11 INTER 9 HUTCHINSON RIVER PKW INTER 12 E 222 ST TO BAYCHES 93 104364 95I 0.76 INTER 12 E 222 ST TO BAYCHES INTER 13 CONNER ST 99 95503 95I 0.59 INTER 13 CONNER ST INTER 14 HUTCHINSON RIVER PK 99 88992 95I 0.58 INTER 14 HUTCHINSON RIVER PK WESTCHESTER CO LINE 00 107777 278I 0.29 NEW YORK CO LINE RT 87I MAJOR DEEGAN EXPWY EX 03 133500 278I 1.89 RT 87I MAJOR DEEGAN EXPWY EX EXIT 46 RT 895I SHERIDAN EXP 02 101475 278I 0.80 EXIT 46 RT 895I SHERIDAN EXP BRONX RIVER PARKWAY NORTH EX 03 119024 278I 0.67 BRONX RIVER PARKWAY NORTH EX WHITE PLAINS RD CASTLE HILL 02 95880 278I 1.37 WHITE PLAINS RD CASTLE HILL RT 95I CORSS BRONX EXPWY END 01 88501 295I 2.03 BRONX CO LINE ACC CROSS BRONX EXTNSN 03 109100 295I 1.24 ACC CROSS BRONX EXTNSN ACC RT 95I END 295I 98 88778 678I 1.15 BRONX CO LINE ACC HUTCHINSON R EXPWY 03 122100 678I 0.73 ACC HUTCHINSON R EXPWY ACC 95I 278I END 678I 01 97307 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 2003 Traffic Volume Report for Bronx COUNTY Touring Section Start Description End Description Count Route Length Year AADT 895I 0.40 ACC RT 278I ACC WESTCHESTER AVE 01 30751 895I 0.72 ACC WESTCHESTER AVE ACC RT 95I END 895I 02 41064 907F 0.10 RT 907H BRONX RIVER PKWY WHITE PLAINS RD 98 31484 907F 0.27 WHITE PLAINS RD MULINER AVE 02 33831 907F 0.28 MULINER AVE WILLIAMS BRIDGE RD 03 33089 907F 0.36 WILLIAMS BRIDGE RD JCT WILSON AV 01 31482 907F 0.34 JCT WILSON AV EASTCHESTER RD 03 35171 907F 0.26 EASTCHESTER RD STILLWELL AVE 01 33003 907F 0.26 STILLWELL AVE JCT RT 908A HUTCHINSON RIVER 02 45028 907F 0.38 JCT RT 908A HUTCHINSON RIVER ROUTE I95 DEWEY THRUWAY BRUC 99 23000 907H 0.80 STORY AVE INT CROSS BRONX EXPY 03 63724 907H 1.50 INT CROSS BRONX EXPY INT FORDHAM RD 03 94621 907H 0.80 INT FORDHAM RD INT MOSHOLU PKY 02 111062 907H 0.90 INT MOSHOLU PKY INT E GUN HILL RD 01 104137 907H 1.40 INT E GUN HILL RD INT E 233RD 01 91784 907H 0.50 INT E 233RD NCL NYC/WESTCHESTER CL 03 97822 907V 1.89 BRONX CO LN RIVERDALE AVE 02 63471 907V 0.41 RIVERDALE AVE END RT 9A OLAP RT 9 BROADWAY 01 75913 907V 0.59 END RT 9A OLAP RT 9 BROADWAY INT MOSHOLU PKY 01 76827 907V 0.43 INT MOSHOLU PKY BRONX/WESTCHESTER CL 98 46318 908A 1.93 INT 95I CROSS BRONX EXPWY INT BRONX PELHAM PKY 02 76303 908A 0.43 INT BRONX PELHAM PKY INT I95 NEW ENG THWY 03 83298 908A 0.99 INT I95 NEW ENG THWY INT ORCHARD BEACH 03 114578 908A 0.94 INT ORCHARD BEACH INT I95 NEW ENG THWY 01 103779 908A 0.17 INT I95 NEW ENG THWY BRONX/WEST CL/NY NC1 03 93291 908F 0.20 INT BRONX PARK EAST INT BRONX RIVER PKY 99 31603 908F 0.33 INT BRONX RIVER PKY INT DR THEO KAZIMIROFF BLVD 99 35237 908F 0.85 INT DR THEO KAZIMIROFF BLVD JCT GRAND BLVD & CONCORSE 01 25841 908F 0.75 JCT GRAND BLVD & CONCORSE INT I87 MAJOR DEEGAN 03 28451 908F 0.90 INT I87 MAJOR DEEGAN INT HENRY HUDSON PKY 01 47835 INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATION OF DATA The New York State Department of Transportation collects, summarizes, and interprets information on the volume of traffic traveling the State's highway system. Each AADT (Annual Average of Daily Traffic) entry represents the number of vehicles traveling over a designated section of highway. This report provides the latest available traffic count data for each section of the State highway system, parkways and selected toll facilities. Data from previous years is available in the printed report which can be obtained as described below. Traffic count sections are arranged in route number sequence for each county in the State. The data are shown by sections of routes. These are short portions of a route over which traffic volumes are approximately equal. Sections begin and end at points where there is an appreciable change in traffic volume, such as major intersections with other highways or at locations of major traffic-generating features. Traffic count sections may range in length from less than a tenth of a mile to more than ten miles. Following is an explanation of the traffic volume data as displayed. 1. Route Number The route numbers shown in this report consist of: Touring Routes: Highways with official Interstate, U.S., or New York State route designations. Route numbers are posted along the highway and are shown on road maps available to the public. These numbers do not imply ownership, they are placed for the aid and convenience of the traveling public. Reference Routes: State owned highways without assigned touring route numbers. For record keeping purposes, these routes are assigned a four character alpha-numeric designation. The first character is 9, the second character identifies the NYSDOT region, the third character is a numeric from 0 to 6, and the fourth character is alphabetic. Route 910B is Wolf Road in Albany (Region 1) for example. Parkways: State owned and/or operated by the Department of Transportation or other government units. The numbers used to designate parkways are similar to those used for reference routes with a 7, 8 or 9 for the third character. 2. Section Length Each traffic count section length is listed to the nearest hundredth of a mile. 3. Start Description Beginning of the count section. 4. End Description End of the count section. 5. Count Year Calendar year the count data was collected. 6. AADT Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) is the total traffic volume in both directions. Short term counts obtained from portable counters with road tube input are converted to estimated annual average daily traffic (AADT) volumes by adjusting for the vehicle mix (cars, trucks, buses, etc.), day of the week, and seasonality.
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