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Manhattan - Bronx Tappan Zee Bridge Cross Tappan Zee Bridge East Find specific driving directions on MapQuest.com . By Car from New York From West of Hudson River West Side - Manhattan - Bronx Tappan Zee Bridge Cross Tappan Zee Bridge East. Follow West Side Highway/Henry Hudson Parkway to Cross Westchester (Interstate 287) to Exit 8E (Route 127 Cross County Parkway East. Take Hutchinson Harrison, Westchester Avenue). Stay on Westchester Avenue and turn left onto Anderson Hill Road. Proceed River Parkway Northbound to Exit 28 (Lincoln about four (4) miles to PepsiCo on right. Avenue, Port Chester). At the end of the ramp make a left onto Lincoln Avenue. Take this to the From Connecticut - Merritt Parkway light at Anderson Hill Road. Make a right onto Take the Merritt Parkway South, which becomes the Anderson Hill Road. Entrance to PepsiCo is on the Hutchinson River Parkway to Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Port right. Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street). From Lincoln Avenue, or make a right at the end of the exit onto Lincoln Ave. Go to Take Exit 30 King Street. At the end of the ramp the end and make a right onto Anderson Hill Road. PepsiCo make a left onto King Street. Take this to the first is on the right. From Exit 30(King Street): Make a right onto light and make a left onto Anderson Hill Road. King Street. Make a left at the first traffic light onto Anderson Continue for about 1 mile to the first light and make Hill Road. PepsiCo is on the left. a left into PepsiCo. New England Thruway East Side - Manhattan Follow the New England Thruway to Exit for Cross East Side Drive to Bronx via Triboro Bridge. Take Westchester Expressway, Westbound. Take Exit 9, North, the Bruckner Expressway (278) North to the Hutchinson River Parkway, to Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Port Hutchinson River Parkway Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and follow directions from New York. Port Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and follow directions above. From Westchester Avenue (Rye Town Hilton) Turn right out of the hotel. After the 2nd East Side - Bronx light stay to your right. Go 1/4 mile passing the sign for Rt. Hutchinson River Parkway North to Exit 28 (Lincoln 287 West. Turn right onto Route 120A, follow for 2 miles. At Avenue, Port Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and your first light, turn right onto Anderson Hill Road. PepsiCo follow directions above. is about 1.5 miles on the right. From Northern Westchester Brooklyn, Queens & J.F.Kennedy Airport Take 684 South to Westchester Airport Exit 2, Route 120 Van Wyck Expressway (678) to the Bronx South to Anderson Hill Road, left on Anderson Hill Road to Whitestone Bridge North to Hutchinson River PepsiCo on right. Parkway North. Take Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Port Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and follow From PBG directions above. Make a left on Route 35 to I-684 South, to Westchester Airport Exit 2, Route 120 South to Anderson Hill Road, left to La Guardia Airport PepsiCo on right Grand Central Parkway to Whitestone Expressway Exit. Cross the Whitestone Bridge North to Hutchinson River Parkway North. Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Port Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and follow directions above. From Long Island Long Island Expressway or the Grand Central Parkway to Cross Island Parkway. Cross Island Parkway West to Throgs Neck Bridge. Cross Throgs Neck Bridge North and travel North on New England Thruway (Route 95) to Hutchinson River Parkway North to Exit 28 (Lincoln Avenue, Port Chester) or Exit 30 (King Street) and follow directions above. .
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