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List of State Routes in Queens County Select a Route to View Most Recent Traffic Counts for That Route Click Here for More Information LIST OF STATE ROUTES IN QUEENS COUNTY SELECT A ROUTE TO VIEW MOST RECENT TRAFFIC COUNTS FOR THAT ROUTE CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION 24 25 25A 25B 27 278I 295I 495I 678I 878 900J Cross Bay Bridge 901B Marine Pkwy Bridge - Rockaway Pt Blvd to Kings Co. 907A Belt System - Cross Island Parkway 907B Belt System - Laurelton Parkway 907C Belt System - Shore Parkway 907D Belt System - Southern Parkway 907J Cross Bay Parkway 907M Grand Central Parkway 908B Interborough Parkway 908L Shore Front Parkway 909G NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 2003 Traffic Volume Report for QUEENS COUNTY Touring Section Start Description End Description Count Route Length Year AADT 24 0.72 RT 25 HOLLIS CT./212 ST. JAMAICA AVE 01 7864 24 0.11 JAMAICA AVE HEMPSTEAD AVE 93 26245 24 0.92 HEMPSTEAD AVE ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY 03 40755 24 0.08 ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY NASSAU CO LINE 03 36547 25 1.14 NEW YORK CO LINE QUEENSBORO RT 25A JACKSON AVE & NORTHER 00 182940 25 2.21 RT 25A JACKSON AVE & NORTHER ACC RT 278I BQE 01 37552 25 3.22 ACC RT 278I BQE INT YELLOWSTONE BLVD 03 33161 25 0.94 INT YELLOWSTONE BLVD INT UNION TPKE 01 33623 25 0.60 INT UNION TPKE ACC VAN WYCK EXPWY 99 44414 25 0.50 ACC VAN WYCK EXPWY HILLSIDE AVE 01 17879 25 3.61 HILLSIDE AVE FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD 01 30245 25 0.67 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD RT 25B BRADDOCK AVE 02 26688 25 1.06 RT 25B BRADDOCK AVE ACC CROSS ISLAND EXP 03 24774 25 0.09 ACC CROSS ISLAND EXP NASSAU CO LN 01 11408 25A 0.29 ACC 495I QUEENS MID-TOWN TUN JACKSON AVE 02 8801 25A 0.62 JACKSON AVE RT 25 QUEENS BLVD 03 18101 25A 2.16 RT 25 QUEENS BLVD ACC RT 278I BQE 02 35664 25A 2.36 ACC RT 278I BQE ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY 03 38828 25A 0.85 ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY ACC VAN WYCK EXPWY 02 92221 25A 2.76 ACC VAN WYCK EXPWY ACC FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD 03 60772 25A 0.91 ACC FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD ACC CLEARVIEW EXPWY 01 53506 25A 0.95 ACC CLEARVIEW EXPWY ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY 01 34063 25A 1.57 ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY NASSAU CO LN 03 45116 25B 0.51 RT 25 BRADDOCK AVE WINCHESTER BLVD 01 18444 25B 0.69 WINCHESTER BLVD ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY 02 29040 25B 0.49 ACC CROSS ISLAND PKWY ACC LITTLE NECK PKWY 97 26142 25B 0.71 ACC LITTLE NECK PKWY NASSAU CO LN 03 23370 27 0.40 KINGS CO LN ACC CONDUIT BLVD 99 41303 27 0.16 ACC CONDUIT BLVD ACC CROSS BAY BLVD 01 83499 27 0.46 ACC CROSS BAY BLVD ACC LEFFERTS BLVD 99 70716 27 2.02 ACC LEFFERTS BLVD ACC 150TH ST 01 37794 27 3.20 ACC 150TH ST ACC BROOKVILLE BLVD 02 41269 27 0.65 ACC BROOKVILLE BLVD NASSAU CO LN 03 69221 278I 0.39 KINGS CO LINE KOSKUISKO BRID EXIT 35 RT 495I LONG ISLAND 03 166426 278I 1.85 EXIT 35 RT 495I LONG ISLAND EXIT 37 ROOSEVELT AVE BROADW 01 82086 278I 0.61 EXIT 37 ROOSEVELT AVE BROADW EXIT 38 RT 25A NORTHERN BLVD 03 111377 278I 0.18 EXIT 38 RT 25A NORTHERN BLVD EXIT 39 GRAND CENTRAL PKWY E 99 119573 278I 0.91 EXIT 39 GRAND CENTRAL PKWY E EXIT 41 ASTORIA BLVD W 02 41574 278I 0.53 EXIT 41 ASTORIA BLVD W EXIT 3 HOYT AVE 96 141706 278I 0.35 EXIT 3 HOYT AVE BEGIN TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE AUTH 03 133453 295I 0.17 RT 25 HILLSIDE AVE ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY 03 23397 295I 0.46 ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY ACC UNION TPKE 02 51772 295I 1.07 ACC UNION TPKE ACC RT 495 L.I.E. 00 53947 295I 1.03 ACC RT 495 L.I.E. ACC RT 25A NRTHRN BLVD 01 77261 295I 2.22 ACC RT 25A NRTHRN BLVD ACC WILLETS POINT BLVD 03 73710 295I 0.88 ACC WILLETS POINT BLVD BRONX CO LINE 03 109100 495I 0.52 NEW YORK COUNTY LINE QUEENS EXIT 14 25A 21ST ST LONG IS 03 79800 495I 1.08 EXIT 14 25A 21ST ST LONG IS EXIT 17 W&E 278I BQE MAURICE 03 70240 495I 2.66 EXIT 17 W&E 278I BQE MAURICE EXIT 19 WOODHAVEN BLVD RT 25 03 222460 495I 1.64 EXIT 19 WOODHAVEN BLVD RT 25 EXIT 21 108TH ST 97 203903 495I 0.34 EXIT 21 108TH ST EXIT 22 GCP VAN WYCK EXPY 67 01 149430 495I 1.20 EXIT 22 GCP VAN WYCK EXPY 67 EXIT 23 MAIN ST 01 136949 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 2003 Traffic Volume Report for QUEENS COUNTY Touring Section Start Description End Description Count Route Length Year AADT 495I 0.65 EXIT 23 MAIN ST EXIT 24 KISSENA BLVD 03 140497 495I 0.92 EXIT 24 KISSENA BLVD EXIT 25 UTOPIA PKWY 188TH ST 03 140268 495I 1.02 EXIT 25 UTOPIA PKWY 188TH ST EXIT 26 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD 02 123886 495I 0.39 EXIT 26 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD EXIT 27 295I THROGS NECK BRI 01 104451 495I 0.88 EXIT 27 295I THROGS NECK BRI EXIT 29 SPRINGFIELD BLVD 03 102176 495I 0.60 EXIT 29 SPRINGFIELD BLVD EXIT 30 CROSS ISL PKWY E HAM 93 121248 495I 0.36 EXIT 30 CROSS ISL PKWY E HAM EXIT 31 DOUGLASTON PKWY 01 115123 495I 0.98 EXIT 31 DOUGLASTON PKWY EXIT 32 LITTLE NECK PKWY 99 151206 495I 0.42 EXIT 32 LITTLE NECK PKWY NASSAU COUNTY LINE 03 140083 678I 2.00 JFK AIRPORT MAIN ENTRANCE ACC RT 27 SOUTHERN PKWY 99 99519 678I 0.66 ACC RT 27 SOUTHERN PKWY ACC ROCKAWAY BLVD 01 87944 678I 1.71 ACC ROCKAWAY BLVD ACC ATLANTIC AVE 97 153138 678I 0.39 ACC ATLANTIC AVE ACC JAMAICA AVE 99 166440 678I 0.58 ACC JAMAICA AVE ACC RT 25 QUEENS BLVD 99 154432 678I 0.53 ACC RT 25 QUEENS BLVD ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY 01 128690 678I 0.91 ACC GRAND CENTRAL PKWY ACC JEWEL AVE 03 125927 678I 1.08 ACC JEWEL AVE ACC RT 495I L.I.E. 01 88220 678I 1.42 ACC RT 495I L.I.E. ACC RT 25A NRTHRN BLVD 02 141314 678I 0.15 ACC RT 25A NRTHRN BLVD ACC WHITESTONE EXPY 02 154323 678I 1.92 ACC WHITESTONE EXPY ACC WHITESTONE BRIDGE 02 138423 678I 1.10 ACC WHITESTONE BRIDGE BRONX CO LINE 03 122100 878 2.22 NASSAU EXP CROSSBAY BL JCT RT 678I VAN WYCK EXPRESS 03 49053 878 0.70 JCT RT 678I VAN WYCK EXPRESS 150TH ST 99 38261 878 0.81 150TH ST FARMERS BLVD 02 48130 900J 0.40 CHANNEL BRIDGE DRIVE TOLL BOOTH END 900J 03 19800 901B 0.40 BEACH CHANNEL DRIVE NYC QUEE KINGS COUNTY LINE 03 22000 907A 1.56 INT LAURELTON PKWY RT 24 INTERSECTION HEMPSTEAD 02 136996 907A 0.37 RT 24 INTERSECTION HEMPSTEAD NASSAU CO LN 01 143414 907A 0.71 QUEENS COUNTY FROM NASSAU CO INT RT 25B HILLSIDE AV 02 136958 907A 0.71 INT RT 25B HILLSIDE AV INT RT 25C UNION TKP 01 132902 907A 0.71 INT RT 25C UNION TKP INT GRAND CENTRAL PKY 01 140681 907A 0.71 INT GRAND CENTRAL PKY INT RT 495 HH EXP 01 107151 907A 0.71 INT RT 495 HH EXP INT RT 25A NORTHN BLVD 01 112695 907A 0.71 INT RT 25A NORTHN BLVD BELL BLVD 99 131706 907A 0.71 BELL BLVD INT 295I CLEARVIEW 03 123916 907A 0.71 INT 295I CLEARVIEW UTOPIA PKY 01 59596 907A 0.71 UTOPIA PKY INT I678 WHITESTON EXP 02 76782 907B 0.71 BLP INT W BSOP RT 27 MERRICK BLVD 98 131551 907B 0.71 MERRICK BLVD INT SOUTHERN STATE PARKWAY 01 141480 907C 0.71 QUEENS CO LN/BKLYN INT CROSS BAY BLVD 02 130548 907C 0.71 INT CROSS BAY BLVD INT SOUTHERN PKY LEFFERT BLV 01 147589 907D 0.71 SHORE PKWY 150 TH STREET 03 132900 907D 0.71 150 TH STREET FARMERS BLVD 01 116956 907D 0.71 FARMERS BLVD INT RT 27/LARELTON PKY 01 157197 907J 0.71 JCT SHORE FRONT PKY CBP INT W CBPM 93 13312 907M 0.71 31 ST STREET EXIT START RT 2 EXIT 4 END OLAP RT 278I WEST 01 127292 907M 0.71 EXIT 4 END OLAP RT 278I WEST EXIT 5 ASTORIA BLVD 02 120305 907M 0.71 EXIT 5 ASTORIA BLVD EXIT 6 94 TH ST 01 181878 907M 0.71 EXIT 6 94 TH ST EXIT 7 LAGUARDIA AIRPORT 03 164071 NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 2003 Traffic Volume Report for QUEENS COUNTY Touring Section Start Description End Description Count Route Length Year AADT 907M 0.71 EXIT 7 LAGUARDIA AIRPORT EXIT 8 111 TH STREET 01 179144 907M 0.71 EXIT 8 111 TH STREET EXIT 9 RT 678I RT 25A NORTHE 99 179061 907M 0.71 EXIT 9 RT 678I RT 25A NORTHE EXIT 10 RT 495I 03 176741 907M 0.71 EXIT 10 RT 495I EXIT 11 69 TH RD JEWEL AVE 03 222274 907M 0.71 EXIT 11 69 TH RD JEWEL AVE EXIT 12 RT 25 QUEENS BLVD 03 225073 907M 0.71 EXIT 12 RT 25 QUEENS BLVD EXIT 13 RT 678I SOUTH INTE 03 248684 907M 0.71 EXIT 13 RT 678I SOUTH INTE EXIT 14 UNION TURNPIKE 03 96983 907M 0.71 EXIT 14 UNION TURNPIKE EXIT 16 PARSONS BLVD 03 158685 907M 0.71 EXIT 16 PARSONS BLVD EXIT 18 UTOPIA PKWY 03 153593 907M 0.71 EXIT 18 UTOPIA PKWY EXIT 19 188 TH STREET 01 141359 907M 0.71 EXIT 19 188 TH STREET EXIT 20B FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD 02 146140 907M 0.71 EXIT 20B FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD EXIT 20A FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD 00 150434 907M 0.71 EXIT 20A FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD EXIT 21 RT 295I NORTH RT 25 01 139400 907M 0.71 EXIT 21 RT 295I NORTH RT 25 EXIT 22 UNION TURNPIKE 99 133155 907M 0.71 EXIT 22 UNION TURNPIKE EXIT 23 CROSS ISLAND PKWY WI 01 144102 907M 0.71 EXIT 23 CROSS ISLAND PKWY WI EXIT 24 LITTLE NECK PKWY 99 149006 907M 0.71 EXIT 24 LITTLE NECK PKWY NASSAU COUNTY LINE 03 169376 908B 0.71 QUEENS CO.
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