2011 New York City Screenline Traffic Flow
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2011 New York City Screenline Traffic Flow
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Nassau
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A member of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council
Michael R. BloombergMayor
NEW YORK CITYTM
Janette Sadik-KhanCommissioner
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2011 New York City Screenline Traffic Flow
Contract D000642
2011‐2012: PTDT11D00.E01
2012‐2013: PTDT12D00.E01
2013‐2014: PTDT13D00.E01
The preparation of this report was financed in part with funds from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration, under the Federal Highway Act of 1956, as amended, and the Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended. This document is disseminated by the New York City Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. It reflects the views of the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT), which is responsible for the facts and the accuracy of the data presented herein. The report does not necessarily reflect any official views or policies of the Federal Transit Administration, the Federal Highway Administration, or the State of New York. The report does not constitute a standard, specification, or regulation. NYCDOT is grateful to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) for providing data used to develop this report. Prepared by: New York City Department of Transportation Janette Sadik‐Khan Commissioner Lori A. Ardito First Deputy Commissioner Bruce Schaller Deputy Commissioner Ryan Russo Assistant Commissioner Naim Rasheed Director, Traffic Planning Ann Marie Doherty Chief, Research, Implementation & Safety Richard P. Roan Research, Implementation & Safety Published October 2013
2011NEW YORK CITY
SCREENLINE TRAFFIC FLOW
Van Cortlandt Park East at the Bronx‐Westchester screenline.
(Looking South)
2,232,600daily vehicles crossed the 32 monitored City border screenline locations in 2011.
1.0% Decreasefrom the 2,255,800 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
6:00am – 10:00am274,200 vehicles entered New York City from Nassau, Westchester, and New Jersey during the morning rush period.
George Washington Bridgeis the most heavily traveled route to and from the City, serving a 2‐way total of 279,900 daily vehicles.
Queens‐NassauThe highest volumes were at the 15 monitored Queens‐Nassau border locations: 970,500 daily vehicles in 2011 (43.5% of total monitored traffic at the City borders).
Bronx‐Westchester601,500 daily vehicles crossed the 11 monitored Bronx‐Westchester border locations (26.9% of the total monitored traffic at the City borders).
Manhattan‐New Jersey491,100 daily vehicles crossed the Hudson River between Manhattan and New Jersey (22.0%).
Staten Island‐New Jersey169,500 daily vehicles traveled between Staten Island and New Jersey (7.6%).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
2011 Daily Traffic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Bronx ‐ Westchester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Queens ‐ Nassau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
New York – New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Brooklyn ‐ Queens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
2010 ‐ 2011 Screenline Daily Traffic Volume Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Bronx ‐ Westchester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Queens ‐ Nassau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
New York – New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Brooklyn ‐ Queens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
TEN – YEAR TRENDS ~ 2001 – 2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2001 ‐ 2011 Screenline Daily Traffic Volume Trends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Bronx ‐ Westchester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Queens ‐ Nassau . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
New York – New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Brooklyn ‐ Queens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
NEW YORK CITY SCREENLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Flow Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Historical Screenline Volumes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Hourly Screenline Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
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BRONX – WESTCHESTER SCREENLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Flow Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Historical Daily Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Hourly Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Boston Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
Broadway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Bronx River Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
Henry Hudson Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
Hutchinson River Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65
Major Deegan Expressway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
New England Thruway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
Riverdale Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Van Cortlandt Park East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Webster Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
White Plains Road . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71
QUEENS ‐ NASSAU SCREENLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Flow Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Historical Daily Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80
Hourly Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
Beach Channel Drive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
Central Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
Grand Central Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
Hempstead Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
Hillside Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Jamaica Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
Laurelton Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
Linden Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
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Long Island Expressway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Merrick Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Northern Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
Rockaway Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
Seagirt Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
Sunrise Highway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
Union Turnpike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
NEW YORK ‐ NEW JERSEY SCREENLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
Flow Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109
Historical Daily Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110
Hourly Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
Manhattan ‐ New Jersey Crossings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
George Washington Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
Holland Tunnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
Lincoln Tunnel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119
Staten Island ‐ New Jersey Bridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Bayonne Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120
Goethals Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121
Outerbridge Crossing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122
BROOKLYN ‐ QUEENS SCREENLINE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123
Flow Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
Historical Daily Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
Hourly Facility Volumes by Direction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 133
Newtown Creek Bridges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
Grand Street Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138
J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge) . . . . . . . . . . . 139
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Kosciuszko Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 140
Pulaski Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 141
Other Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Atlantic Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142
Cooper Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143
Cornelia Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 144
Decatur Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145
DeKalb Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146
Greene Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147
Jackie Robinson Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148
Linden Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149
Linden Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150
Shore Parkway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 151
Sutter Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152
Introduction
Atlantic Avenueat the Brooklyn-Queens Screenline
(Looking West)
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INTRODUCTION
The 2011 New York City Screenline Traffic Flow report is an annual publication prepared by the New York City Department of Transportation (NYCDOT), and funded by the Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP), and the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act – A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU). The report presents vehicular volumes and historical comparisons across the Bronx–Westchester, Queens–Nassau, Manhattan–New Jersey, Staten Island–New Jersey, and Brooklyn–Queens screenlines.
The average hourly volumes by direction for 2011 are presented in tabular form and in histograms for each monitored roadway facility. Historical comparisons are based on screenline data collected in 1963, 1973, 1982, 1986, and 1993-2010. The statistical analysis presented in the report was performed by staff of NYCDOT during the 2011–2012 and 2012–2013 program years.
Each of the 47 screenline monitoring locations has been classified under a highway functional classification system. Functional classification is the method by which streets and highways are grouped into classes, or systems, according to the character of service each roadway provides.
The five functional classifications are defined as follows:
1. Interstate - connects population centers across state lines.
2. Principal Arterial - serves major centers of activity of an urban area and carries a high proportion of the total urban area travel on a minimum of mileage.
3. Minor Arterial - interconnects with and augments urban principal arterials; provides service for trips of moderate length at a somewhat lower level of travel mobility than principal arterials; distributes travel to geographic areas smaller than those identified with the higher system.
4. Collector Street - provides both land access service and traffic circulation within residential neighborhoods, and commercial and industrial areas. Differs from the arterial systems in that facilities on the collector system may penetrate residential neighborhoods, distributing trips from arterials to the ultimate destination. Conversely, collector streets also collect traffic from local streets in residential neighborhoods and channel it into the arterial system.
5. Local Street - comprises all facilities not on one of the higher systems. Serves primarily to provide direct access to abutting land and access to the higher order systems. Offers the lowest level of mobility and usually contains no bus or truck route.
Note: NYCDOT uses the averages of vehicular volumes from selected representative weekdays. Publications from other sources may be based on alternative computation methodologies for some facilities, notably the tolled bridges and tunnels, possibly yielding different results for those facilities.
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Summary
Bronx - Westchester Screenline
Henry Hudson Parkway
Queens - Nassau Screenline
Hempstead Avenue
Brooklyn - Queens Screenline
Jackie Robinson Parkway
New York – New Jersey Screenline
Bayonne Bridge
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SUMMARY
2011 Daily Traffic
• 2,232,600 motor vehicles crossed the 32 New York City border screenline monitoring locations on a typical weekday in 2011, a decrease of 1.0% from the 2,255,800 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
‐ 43.5% of recorded vehicles were at the Queens–Nassau border (970,500 daily vehicles).
‐ 26.9% at the Bronx–Westchester border (601,500 daily vehicles).
‐ 22.0% at the three Manhattan–New Jersey river crossings operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (491,100 daily vehicles).
‐ 7.6% at the three Port Authority Staten Island–New Jersey bridges (169,500 daily vehicles).
• During the 7‐8 am inbound morning peak hour, 74,400 vehicles entered the City limits from Nassau, Westchester, and New Jersey. Between 6‐10 am, a total of 274,200 vehicles entered the City.
• During the 5‐6 pm outbound evening peak hour, 78,100 vehicles left the City. Between 3‐7 pm, 305,600 left.
• Traffic crossing the City boundaries was heavy throughout the day. The combined total of entries and departures exceeded 100,000 vehicles per hour continuously from 6 am until 8 pm.
Bronx ‐ Westchester
• On a typical 2011 weekday, 601,500 vehicles crossed the eleven Bronx‐Westchester screenline monitoring locations, 2.6% fewer than the 617,500 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
• 86.7% of the recorded vehicles (521,400 per day) were on the five limited access highways (interstate and principal arterials) that cross the screenline. The breakdown among the five limited access facilities was as follows.
‐ Heaviest volume on the New England Thruway: 134,800 daily vehicles, 22.4% of the Bronx‐Westchester total.
‐ 116,600 on Major Deegan Expressway and service roads, 19.4%.
‐ 93,600 on Henry Hudson Parkway, 15.6%.
‐ 90,300 on Hutchinson River Parkway, 15.0%.
‐ 86,100 on Bronx River Parkway, 14.3%.
• Boston Road is the busiest principal arterial monitored, with 24,600 vehicles per day, 4.1% of the total.
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• During the 7‐8 am inbound morning peak hour, 21,800 vehicles entered The Bronx
from Westchester, with 86.3% (18,800 vehicles) using the five limited access facilities according to the following breakdown.
‐ 4,600 on Henry Hudson Parkway.
‐ 4,600 on Major Deegan Expressway and its service road.
‐ 3,700 on the New England Thruway.
‐ 3,000 on the Hutchinson River Parkway.
‐ 2,900 on the Bronx River Parkway.
• Between 6‐10 am, 75,200 vehicles entered The Bronx, with 87.2% (65,600 vehicles) using the five limited access facilities as follows.
‐ 15,400 on Major Deegan Expressway and its service road.
‐ 14,800 on Henry Hudson Parkway.
‐ 13,400 on the New England Thruway.
‐ 11,400 on the Bronx River Parkway.
‐ 10,600 on the Hutchinson River Parkway.
• During the 5‐6 pm outbound evening peak hour, 21,200 vehicles crossed from The Bronx into Westchester. A total of 18,300 (86.2% of the total) used the five limited access highways as follows.
‐ 4,600 on Major Deegan Expressway and its service road.
‐ 3,700 on Henry Hudson Parkway.
‐ 3,600 on Bronx River Parkway.
‐ 3,500 on New England Thruway.
‐ 2,900 on the Hutchinson River Parkway.
• Between 3‐7 pm, 81,100 vehicles left The Bronx, with 69,900 (86.2%) using the five limited access facilities as follows.
‐ 17,500 on Major Deegan Expressway and its service road.
‐ 14,300 on the New England Thruway.
‐ 13,300 on Henry Hudson Parkway.
‐ 13,200 on Bronx River Parkway.
‐ 11,600 on Hutchinson River Parkway.
‐ Heavy Reverse Traffic 3‐7 pm: 78,300 vehicles inbound to Bronx, 81,100 outbound to Westchester.
Queens ‐ Nassau
• A total of 970,500 motor vehicles crossed the fifteen Queens‐Nassau screenline monitoring locations on a typical 2011 weekday, 0.7% more than the 963,700 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
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• The three limited access highways that cross the screenline accommodated more than
half (59.6%) of the recorded vehicles (577,900 per day).
‐ 243,300 on Long Island Expressway and its service roads (25.1%).
‐ 170,100 on Laurelton Parkway (17.5%).
‐ 164,500 on Grand Central Parkway and its service road (17.0%).
• Busiest Queens‐Nassau Screenline arterials:
‐ Rockaway Boulevard, 74,700 vehicles per day.
‐ Sunrise Highway/South Conduit Avenue, 64,600 vehicles per day.
‐ Hempstead Avenue, 40,700 vehicles per day.
‐ Northern Boulevard, 39,900 vehicles per day.
• During the 7‐8 am inbound morning peak hour, 30,300 vehicles entered Queens from Nassau. A total of 16,500 of those vehicles (54.8% of the total) were on the three limited access facilities.
‐ 6,800 on the Long Island Expressway and service road.
‐ 5,300 on Laurelton Parkway.
‐ 4,400 on Grand Central Parkway and service road.
• The morning outbound peak hour occurred between 8‐9 am, when 30,200 vehicles entered Nassau from Queens, including 17,800 (59.0% of the total) using the three limited access facilities.
‐ 7,800 on the Long Island Expressway and service road.
‐ 5,300 on Grand Central Parkway and service road.
‐ 4,700 on Laurelton Parkway.
• During the 6‐10 am rush period, 112,200 vehicles entered Queens from Nassau, and 106,400 entered Nassau from Queens. The three limited access facilities served 63,500 of these Queens‐bound vehicles, and 65,400 of the Nassau‐bound vehicles.
‐ Long Island Expressway and service roads: 24,400 to Queens; 26,500 to Nassau.
‐ Laurelton Parkway: 20,900 to Queens; 17,400 to Nassau.
‐ Grand Central Parkway and its service road: 18,200 to Queens; 21,500 to Nassau.
• The evening peak hour occurred between 5‐6 pm in both directions, when 32,700 vehicles entered Nassau and 30,900 entered Queens. The three limited access facilities were used by 18,300 of these Nassau‐bound vehicles and 16,800 of the Queens‐bound vehicles.
‐ Long Island Expressway and service road: 6,900 to Nassau; 6,800 to Queens.
‐ Laurelton Parkway: 5,800 to Nassau; 4,700 to Queens.
‐ Grand Central Parkway and service road: 5,600 to Nassau; 5,300 to Queens.
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• During the 3‐7 pm rush period, 127,600 vehicles entered Nassau from Queens, and
117,100 entered Queens from Nassau. The three limited access facilities were used by 71,000 of these Nassau‐bound vehicles and 64,800 of the Queens‐bound vehicles.
‐ Long Island Expressway and service roads: 27,800 to Nassau; 26,700 to Queens.
‐ Laurelton Parkway: 23,200 to Nassau; 17,900 to Queens.
‐ Grand Central Parkway and service road: 20,000 to Nassau; 20,200 to Queens.
• Heavy volumes throughout the day between Queens and Nassau, with 2‐way traffic exceeding 40,000 vehicles per hour continuously between 6 am and 9 pm.
New York – New Jersey
• On a fall 2011 weekday, 660,600 motor vehicles traveled between New York City and New Jersey via the six bridges and tunnels operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ), 2.1% fewer than the 674,700 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
• Manhattan‐New Jersey traffic decreased 3.0%, to 491,100 daily vehicles in 2011 from 506,500 in 2010.
‐ George Washington Bridge 2‐way volume down 4.2%, to 279,900 daily vehicles in 2011 from 292,000 in 2010. This is the busiest of all New York City screenline locations, carrying 42.4% of total New York City‐New Jersey traffic, and 57.0% of Manhattan‐New Jersey traffic.
‐ Holland Tunnel down 1.2%, to 93,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 94,700 in 2010.
‐ Lincoln Tunnel down 1.8%, to 117,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 119,800 in 2010.
• 18,700 vehicles entered Manhattan from New Jersey during the 6‐7 am morning peak hour. The George Washington Bridge was used by 10,600 (57%) of those Manhattan‐bound peak hour vehicles.
• During the 6‐10 am inbound rush period, Manhattan vehicle entries from New Jersey amounted to 67,200. The George Washington Bridge was the route for 56% of these 6‐10 am entries (37,500 vehicles).
• 18,700 vehicles departed Manhattan for New Jersey during the 4‐5 pm evening peak hour, with the George Washington Bridge accommodating 11,300 (60%) of those departing vehicles.
• During the 3‐7 pm evening rush period, 72,900 vehicles crossed the Hudson River from Manhattan to New Jersey. The George Washington Bridge carried 60% of that departing traffic (44,000 vehicles).
• Staten Island‐New Jersey traffic increased 0.8%, to 169,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 168,100 in 2010.
‐ Bayonne Bridge down 6.6%, to 18,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 20,000 in 2010.
‐ Goethals Bridge up 2.8%, to 75,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 73,500 in 2010.
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‐ Outerbridge Crossing up 0.8%, to 75,300 daily vehicles in 2011 from 74,600 in 2010.
• Between 6‐10 am, 19,400 vehicles crossed from Staten Island to New Jersey while 19,600 vehicles entered Staten Island.
• Between 3‐7 pm, traffic entering Staten Island from New Jersey amounted to 23,800 vehicles, while traffic bound for New Jersey totaled 22,500.
Brooklyn ‐ Queens
• On a typical 2011 weekday, 574,200 vehicles crossed the fifteen monitored Brooklyn‐Queens screenline locations, 3.8% fewer than the 596,800 daily vehicles recorded in 2010.
• Except for the four bridges over Newtown Creek (monitored annually in the New York City Bridge Traffic Volumes report), traffic volumes at the Brooklyn‐Queens screenline were analyzed for the first time in 1993.
• Over two‐thirds (69.6%) of the vehicles (399,600 per day) crossing the Brooklyn‐Queens screenline used the three limited access (interstate and principal arterial) facilities that cross the screenline: Jackie Robinson Parkway (formerly Interborough Parkway), Kosciuszko Bridge (Brooklyn‐Queens Expressway), and Shore (Belt) Parkway.
• Some 46.5% (267,100 per day) were crossing Newtown Creek via the Grand Street, J.J. Byrne, Kosciuszko, and Pulaski Bridges.
• Kosciuszko Bridge on the Brooklyn‐Queens Expressway is the busiest Brooklyn‐Queens screenline highway, with two‐way daily volume of 191,600 daily vehicles, 33.4% of all traffic on the monitored thoroughfares and 71.7% of Newtown Creek crossings.
• Busiest Brooklyn‐Queens Screenline arterials in 2011:
‐ Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway), 140,600 vehicles per day.
‐ Jackie Robinson Parkway, 67,300 vehicles per day.
‐ Linden Boulevard, 44,200 vehicles per day.
‐ Pulaski Bridge, 37,400 vehicles per day.
‐ J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge), 25,700 vehicles per day.
‐ Atlantic Avenue, 23,900 vehicles per day.
• Morning traffic to Brooklyn peaked between 7‐8 am, when 18,800 vehicles entered Brooklyn.
‐ 5,000 on the Kosciuszko Bridge.
‐ 4,300 on the Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway).
• Morning traffic to Queens peaked between 8‐9 am, at 16,100 vehicles.
‐ 5,000 on the Kosciuszko Bridge.
‐ 4,200 on the Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway).
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• During the 6‐10 am rush period, 68,900 vehicles entered Brooklyn and 60,400 entered
Queens.
‐ Kosciuszko Bridge: 19,800 to Brooklyn; 19,700 to Queens.
‐ Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway): 16,800 to Brooklyn; 15,300 to Queens.
• Evening traffic peaked between 4‐5 pm in both directions, with 18,600 vehicles entering Queens and 17,300 entering Brooklyn.
‐ Kosciuszko Bridge: 5,600 to Queens; 4,700 to Brooklyn.
‐ Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway): 4,000 to Queens; 4,600 to Brooklyn.
• During the 3‐7 pm rush period, 71,300 vehicles entered Queens and 66,400 entered Brooklyn.
‐ Kosciuszko Bridge: 21,000 to Queens; 18,500 to Brooklyn.
‐ Belt Parkway (Shore Parkway): 16,000 to Queens; 18,100 to Brooklyn.
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Highway Functional PercentBRONX-WESTCHESTER Classification 2010 2011 Change
Boston Road Principal Arterial 23,932 24,601 2.8 % Broadway Principal Arterial 15,317 14,526 - 5.2 % Bronx River Parkway Principal Arterial 91,693 86,050 - 6.2 % Henry Hudson Parkway Principal Arterial 97,886 93,588 - 4.4 % Hutchinson River Parkway Principal Arterial 93,245 90,344 - 3.1 % Major Deegan Expressway Interstate 109,470 106,476 - 2.7 % Major Deegan Svce Roads Principal Arterial 10,947 10,146 - 7.3 % New England Thruway Interstate 132,795 134,776 1.5 % Riverdale Avenue Principal Arterial 9,592 10,398 8.4 % Van Cortlandt Park East Minor Arterial 10,157 9,122 - 10.2 % Webster Avenue Local 9,811 9,474 - 3.4 % White Plains Road Principal Arterial 12,633 12,008 - 4.9 %
Total Bronx-Westchester Screenline 617,478 601,509 - 2.6 %
QUEENS-NASSAU
Beach Channel Drive Minor Arterial 24,287 22,818 - 6.0 % Central Avenue Minor Arterial 13,583 13,700 0.9 % Grand Central Parkway Principal Arterial 148,686 153,655 3.3 % Grand Central Parkway Svce Road Minor Arterial 14,176 10,844 - 23.5 % Hempstead Avenue Principal Arterial 41,706 40,666 - 2.5 % Hillside Avenue Principal Arterial 23,535 22,172 - 5.8 % Jamaica Avenue Principal Arterial 29,150 28,213 - 3.2 % Laurelton Parkway Principal Arterial 170,241 170,143 - 0.1 % Linden Boulevard Principal Arterial 27,630 25,733 - 6.9 % Long Island Expressway Interstate 218,406 220,264 0.9 % Long Island Exp Svce Roads Principal Arterial 9,434 10,214 8.3 % Merrick Boulevard Minor Arterial 20,322 19,434 - 4.4 % Northern Boulevard Principal Arterial 39,138 39,933 2.0 % Rockaway Boulevard Principal Arterial 74,064 74,717 0.9 % Seagirt Boulevard Principal Arterial 21,298 20,833 - 2.2 % Sunrise Highway Principal Arterial 67,712 64,624 - 4.6 % Union Turnpike Principal Arterial 20,300 19,695 - 3.0 %
Total Queens-Nassau Screenline 963,668 957,658 - 0.6 %
2010 vs. 2011Screenline Traffic Volume Trends
Both DirectionsPage 1 of 2
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Highway Functional PercentNEW YORK - NEW JERSEY Classification 2010 2011 Change
George Washington Bridge Interstate 292,047 279,896 - 4.2 % Holland Tunnel Interstate 94,667 93,560 - 1.2 % Lincoln Tunnel Principal Arterial 119,832 117,653 - 1.8 % Bayonne Bridge Principal Arterial 19,981 18,665 - 6.6 % Goethals Bridge Interstate 73,486 75,580 2.8 % Outerbridge Crossing Principal Arterial 74,665 75,291 0.8 %
Total New York - New Jersey Screenline 674,678 660,645 - 2.1 %
BROOKLYN - QUEENS
Newtown Creek Bridges Grand Street Bridge Principal Arterial 12,662 12,320 - 2.7 % J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge * Principal Arterial 26,716 25,709 - 3.8 % Kosciuszko Bridge Interstate 190,753 191,624 0.5 % Pulaski Bridge Principal Arterial 36,981 37,422 1.2 % Subtotal, Newtown Creek Bridges 267,112 267,075 - 0.0 %
Other Facilities Atlantic Avenue Principal Arterial 23,346 23,919 2.5 % Cooper Street Minor Arterial 10,045 8,987 - 10.5 % Cornelia Street Local 1,848 1,723 - 6.8 % Decatur Street Collector 2,101 2,226 5.9 % DeKalb Avenue Minor Arterial 5,098 5,134 0.7 % Greene Avenue Minor Arterial 1,655 1,555 - 6.0 % Jackie Robinson Parkway Principal Arterial 69,120 67,297 - 2.6 % Linden Boulevard Principal Arterial 48,795 44,183 - 9.5 % Linden Street Collector 1,938 1,776 - 8.4 % Shore Parkway Principal Arterial 155,612 140,634 - 9.6 % Sutter Avenue Minor Arterial 10,089 9,688 - 4.0 % Subtotal, Other Facilities 329,647 307,122 - 6.8 %
Total Brooklyn - Queens Screenline 596,759 574,197 - 3.8 %
* J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge also known as Greenpoint Avenue Bridge.
2010 vs. 2011Screenline Traffic Volume Trends
Both DirectionsPage 2 of 2
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num
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on S
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): d
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ase
of 1
5,00
0 da
ily
vehi
cles
, to
140,
600
in 2
011
from
155
,600
in 2
010
(-9.6
%).
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dec
reas
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den
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leva
rd, t
o 44
,200
dai
ly v
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les
in 2
001
from
48,
800
in 2
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(4,6
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
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les)
.
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cius
zko
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ge
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es o
n te
n of
the
fifte
en m
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faci
litie
s.
Big
gest
per
cent
age
decr
ease
on
Coo
per S
tree
t: -1
0.5%
, to
9,00
0 da
ily v
ehic
les
in 2
011
From
10,
000
in 2
010
(1,0
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
19
20
10-Year Trends ~ 2001-2011
Sutter Avenue at the Brooklyn – Queens ScreenlineLooking West
21
22
TEN‐YEAR TRENDS: 2001‐2011
Total monitored daily traffic volume at the City boundaries increased 2.0% during this ten‐year period, to 2,232,600 in 2011 from 2,189,600 in 2001 (43,000 additional daily vehicles).
Bronx – Westchester Screenline
• Overall decrease of 0.9% at the eleven Bronx‐Westchester screenline monitoring sites, to 601,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 606,700 in 2001 (5,200 fewer daily vehicles).
• Volume decreases on nine of the eleven monitored facilities.
• Largest numerical decrease on Bronx River Parkway: decrease of 3,400 daily vehicles, to 86,100 in 2011 from 89,500 in 2001 (‐3.8%).
• Largest percentage decrease on Riverdale Avenue: ‐13.1%, to 10,400 daily vehicles in 2011 from 12,000 in 2001 (1,600 fewer daily vehicles).
• Largest numerical and percentage increase on New England Thruway: 5.6% increase to 134,800 daily vehicles from 127,700 (+7,100 daily vehicles).
Queens – Nassau Screenline
• Overall increase of 1.2%, at the fifteen Queens‐Nassau screenline monitoring locations, to 957,700 daily vehicles in 2011 from 946,700 in 2001 (11,000 additional daily vehicles).
• Volume decreases on nine of the fifteen monitored facilities.
• Largest percentage and numerical increase on Long Island Expressway and its service roads: up 26.1% to 230,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 182,800 in 2001 (47,700 additional daily vehicles).
• Greatest numerical decline on Grand Central Parkway and its service road: decrease of 16,400 daily vehicles to 164,500 in 2011 from 180,900 in 2001 (‐9.0%).
• Greatest percentage decline on Union Turnpike: down 21.6%, to 19,700 daily vehicles in 2011 from 25,100 in 2001 (decrease of 5,400 daily vehicles).
• Northern Boulevard down 12.8%, to 39,900 daily vehicles from 45,800 (5,900 fewer daily vehicles).
Manhattan – New Jersey Screenline
• Overall increase of 7.0% on the three Hudson River crossings, to 491,100 daily vehicles in 2011 from 458,900 in 2001 (32,200 additional daily vehicles).
• Largest numerical and percentage increase via the Holland Tunnel, where daily traffic more than doubled, to 93,600 in fall 2011 from 43,400 in fall 2001 (50,200 additional daily vehicles). Traffic using the Holland Tunnel had decreased significantly in fall 2001 following the events of 9/11/2001.
• Only decrease at the George Washington Bridge: ‐9.5% to 279,900 daily vehicles in 2011 from 309,300 in 2001 (29,400 fewer daily vehicles).
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Staten Island – New Jersey Screenline
• Overall decrease of 4.4% on the three Staten Island‐New Jersey bridges, to 169,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 177,200 in 2001 (7,700 fewer daily vehicles).
• Decreases on all three Staten Island‐New Jersey bridges.
• Largest numerical and percentage decrease on Bayonne Bridge: ‐21.0%, to 18,700 daily vehicles in 2011 from 23,600 in 2001 (4,900 fewer daily vehicles).
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline
• Overall decrease of 6.2% at the fifteen monitored Brooklyn‐Queens screenline locations, to 574,200 daily vehicles in 2011 from 612,100 in 2001 (37,900 fewer daily vehicles).
• Volume decreases on twelve of the fifteen monitored facilities.
• Largest numerical decrease on Shore Parkway (Belt Parkway): decrease of 11,300 daily vehicles, to 140,600 in 2011 from 151,900 in 2001 (‐7.4%).
• Largest percentage decrease on Linden Street: ‐30.2% to 1,780 daily vehicles in 2011 from 2,540 in 2001.
• Decrease of 8,100 daily vehicles on Linden Boulevard, to 44,200 in 2011 from 52,300 in 2001 (‐15.5%).
• Decrease of 5,400 daily vehicles on Jackie Robinson Parkway, to 67,300 in 2011 from 72,700 in 2001 (‐7.4%).
• Largest numerical and percentage increase on Sutter Avenue: +19.4% to 9,700 daily vehicles in 2011 from 8,100 in 2001 (1,600 additional daily vehicles).
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Highway Functional PercentBRONX-WESTCHESTER Classification 2001 2011 Change
Boston Road Principal Arterial 26,087 24,601 - 5.7 % Broadway Principal Arterial 16,295 14,526 - 10.9 % Bronx River Parkway Principal Arterial 89,493 86,050 - 3.8 % Henry Hudson Parkway Principal Arterial 95,327 93,588 - 1.8 % Hutchinson River Parkway Principal Arterial 88,651 90,344 1.9 % Major Deegan Expressway Interstate 105,708 106,476 0.7 % Major Deegan Svce Roads Principal Arterial 11,116 10,146 - 8.7 % New England Thruway Interstate 127,645 134,776 5.6 % Riverdale Avenue Principal Arterial 11,959 10,398 - 13.1 % Van Cortlandt Park East Minor Arterial 10,360 9,122 - 11.9 % Webster Avenue Local 10,841 9,474 - 12.6 % White Plains Road Principal Arterial 13,184 12,008 - 8.9 %
Total Bronx-Westchester Screenline 606,666 601,509 - 0.9 %
QUEENS-NASSAU
Beach Channel Drive Minor Arterial 24,660 22,818 - 7.5 % Central Avenue Minor Arterial 12,924 13,700 6.0 % Grand Central Parkway Principal Arterial 170,804 153,655 - 10.0 % Grand Central Parkway Svce Road Minor Arterial 10,061 10,844 7.8 % Hempstead Avenue Principal Arterial 44,650 40,666 - 8.9 % Hillside Avenue Principal Arterial 27,575 22,172 - 19.6 % Jamaica Avenue Principal Arterial 28,206 28,213 0.0 % Laurelton Parkway Principal Arterial 171,445 170,143 - 0.8 % Linden Boulevard Principal Arterial 26,701 25,733 - 3.6 % Long Island Expressway Interstate 164,317 220,264 34.0 % Long Island Exp Svce Roads Principal Arterial 18,481 10,214 - 44.7 % Merrick Boulevard Minor Arterial 19,401 19,434 0.2 % Northern Boulevard Principal Arterial 45,805 39,933 - 12.8 % Rockaway Boulevard Principal Arterial 72,027 74,717 3.7 % Seagirt Boulevard Principal Arterial 15,939 20,833 30.7 % Sunrise Highway Principal Arterial 68,618 64,624 - 5.8 % Union Turnpike Principal Arterial 25,113 19,695 - 21.6 %
Total Queens-Nassau Screenline 946,727 957,658 1.2 %
10-Year Volume Trends ~ 2001 - 2011New York City Screenline Traffic Volumes
Both DirectionsPage 1 of 2
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Highway Functional PercentNEW YORK - NEW JERSEY Classification 2001 2011 Change
George Washington Bridge Interstate 309,310 279,896 - 9.5 % Holland Tunnel Interstate 43,377 93,560 115.7 % Lincoln Tunnel Principal Arterial 106,257 117,653 10.7 % Bayonne Bridge Principal Arterial 23,631 18,665 - 21.0 % Goethals Bridge Interstate 78,196 75,580 - 3.3 % Outerbridge Crossing Principal Arterial 75,424 75,291 - 0.2 %
Total New York - New Jersey Screenline 636,195 660,645 3.8 %
BROOKLYN - QUEENS
Newtown Creek Bridges Grand Street Bridge Principal Arterial 13,895 12,320 - 11.3 % J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge * Principal Arterial 26,766 25,709 - 3.9 % Kosciuszko Bridge Interstate 196,565 191,624 - 2.5 % Pulaski Bridge Principal Arterial 39,062 37,422 - 4.2 % Subtotal, Newtown Creek Bridges 276,288 267,075 - 3.3 %
Other Facilities Atlantic Avenue Principal Arterial 27,895 23,919 - 14.3 % Cooper Street Minor Arterial 9,517 8,987 - 5.6 % Cornelia Street Local 1,936 1,723 - 11.0 % Decatur Street Collector 2,082 2,226 6.9 % DeKalb Avenue Minor Arterial 4,910 5,134 4.6 % Greene Avenue Minor Arterial 1,962 1,555 - 20.7 % Jackie Robinson Parkway Principal Arterial 72,680 67,297 - 7.4 % Linden Boulevard Principal Arterial 52,290 44,183 - 15.5 % Linden Street Collector 2,544 1,776 - 30.2 % Shore Parkway Principal Arterial 151,918 140,634 - 7.4 % Sutter Avenue Minor Arterial 8,112 9,688 19.4 % Subtotal, Other Facilities 335,846 307,122 - 8.6 %
Total Brooklyn - Queens Screenline 612,134 574,197 - 6.2 %
* J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge also known as Greenpoint Avenue Bridge.
10-Year Volume Trends ~ 2001 - 2011New York City Screenline Traffic Volumes
Both DirectionsPage 2 of 2
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100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1,00
0
Que
ens-
Nas
sau
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
erN
ew Y
ork
- New
Jer
sey
200
1 2
011
Thou
sand
s
Que
ens
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sau
Scre
enlin
eB
ronx
-W
estc
hest
erSc
reen
line
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
e
Big
gest
num
eric
al a
nd p
erce
ntag
e in
crea
se a
t the
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
scre
enlin
e: +
3.8%
,to
660
,600
dai
ly v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
636
,200
in 2
001
(24,
400
addi
tiona
l dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
10-Y
ear V
olum
e C
hang
es ~
200
1 -2
011
New
Yor
k C
ity S
cree
nlin
es D
aily
Vol
umes
Tota
l of B
oth
Dire
ctio
ns
Onl
y de
crea
se a
t the
Bro
nx –
Wes
tche
ster
scr
eenl
ine:
-0.
9%, t
o 60
1,50
0 da
ily v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
606
,700
in 2
001
(5,2
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
27
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125
150
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Eng
Thw
yD
eega
n Ex
pH
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son
Pky
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ch R
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ton
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hite
Plai
ns R
dR
iver
dale
Av
Van
Cor
t Pk
EW
ebst
er A
v
200
1 2
011
Big
gest
per
cent
age
decr
ease
on
Riv
erda
le A
venu
e: -
13.1
%, t
o 10
,400
dai
ly v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
12,
000
in 2
001
(1,6
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
Big
gest
num
eric
al a
nd p
erce
ntag
e in
crea
se o
n th
e N
ew E
ngla
nd
Thru
way
: +5
.6%
, to
134,
800
daily
veh
icle
s in
201
1 fr
om 1
27,7
00in
200
1 (7
,100
add
ition
al d
aily
veh
icle
s).
Thou
sand
s
New
Engl
and
Thru
way
Hut
chin
son
Riv
erPa
rkw
ay
Bro
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iver
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way
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adw
ayM
ajor
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gan
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clud
ing
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ice
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ds
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ryH
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ay
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ton
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iver
dale
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nue
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tePl
ains
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d
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Cor
tland
tPa
rkEa
st
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me
decr
ease
s on
9 o
f the
11
mon
itore
d B
ronx
-Wes
tche
ster
faci
litie
s.
Web
ster
Ave
nue
Ove
rall
decr
ease
of 0
.9%
on
the
11 fa
cilit
ies
durin
g th
e pa
st 1
0 ye
ars,
to 6
01,5
00 d
aily
veh
icle
s in
201
1fr
om 6
06,7
00 in
200
1 (5
,200
few
er d
aily
veh
icle
s).
10-Y
ear V
olum
e C
hang
es ~
200
1 -2
011
Bro
nx –
Wes
tche
ster
Scr
eenl
ine
Dai
ly V
olum
esTo
tal o
f Bot
h D
irect
ions
Big
gest
num
eric
al d
ecre
ase
on B
ronx
Riv
er P
arkw
ay:
decr
ease
of 3
,400
dai
ly v
ehic
les,
to
86,
100
in 2
011
from
89,
500
in 2
001
(-3.8
%).
28
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150
200
250
200
1 2
011
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sand
s
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Isla
ndEx
pwy*
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ndC
entr
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p-st
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aica
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enB
lvd
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onTp
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agirt
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d
10-Y
ear V
olum
e C
hang
es ~
200
1 -2
011
Que
ens
–N
assa
u Sc
reen
line
Dai
ly V
olum
esTo
tal o
f Bot
h D
irect
ions
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el-
ton
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ise
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chC
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rive
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side
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rick
Blv
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entr
alA
ve
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rall
incr
ease
of 1
.2%
on
the
15 Q
ueen
s-N
assa
u fa
cilit
ies
durin
g th
e pa
st 1
0 ye
ars,
to 9
57,7
00 d
aily
veh
icle
s in
201
1 fr
om 9
46,7
00 in
200
1 (1
1,00
0 ad
ditio
nal d
aily
veh
icle
s).
Big
gest
num
eric
al a
nd p
erce
ntag
e in
crea
se o
n th
e Lo
ng Is
land
Exp
ress
way
and
its
serv
ice
road
s: i
ncre
ase
of 4
7,70
0 da
ily v
ehic
les,
to 2
30,5
00 in
201
1 fr
om 1
82,8
00 in
200
1 (+
26.1
%).
Big
gest
num
eric
al d
ecre
ase
on G
rand
Cen
tral
Par
kway
and
its
serv
ice
road
: de
crea
seof
16,
400
daily
veh
icle
s, to
164
,500
in 2
011
from
180
,900
in 2
001
(-9.0
%).
Big
gest
per
cent
age
decr
ease
on
Uni
on T
urnp
ike:
-21
.6%
to 1
9,70
0 da
ily v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
25,
100
in 2
001
(5,4
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
* Inc
lude
s se
rvic
e ro
ads.
29
5
0
1
00
1
50
2
00
2
50
3
00
3
50
Geo
Was
h B
rgLi
ncol
n Tu
nnel
Hol
land
Tun
nel
Out
erbr
idge
X'in
gG
oeth
als
Brg
Bay
onne
Brg
200
1 2
011
10-Y
ear V
olum
e C
hang
es ~
200
1 –
2011
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
Scr
eenl
ine
Dai
ly V
olum
esTo
tal o
f Bot
h D
irect
ions
Thou
sand
s
Geo
rge
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge
Out
erbr
idge
C
ross
ing
Ove
rall
incr
ease
of 7
.0%
on
the
3 M
anha
ttan
–N
ew J
erse
y cr
ossi
ngs
durin
g th
e pa
st 1
0 ye
ars,
to 4
91,1
00 d
aily
veh
icle
s in
201
1 fr
om 4
58,9
00 in
200
1 (3
2,20
0 ad
ditio
nal v
ehic
les)
.
Big
gest
per
cent
age
and
num
eric
al d
ecre
ase
on th
e B
ayon
ne B
ridge
: -2
1.0%
, to
18,7
00
daily
veh
icle
s in
201
1 fr
om 2
3,60
0 in
200
1 (4
,900
few
er d
aily
veh
icle
s).
Linc
oln
Tunn
elH
olla
ndTu
nnel
Goe
thal
sB
ridge
Bay
onne
Brid
ge
Man
hatta
n –
New
Jer
sey
Cro
ssin
gs
Sta
ten
Isla
nd –
New
Jer
sey
Brid
ges
Big
gest
per
cent
age
and
num
eric
al in
crea
se a
t the
Hol
land
Tun
nel:
+11
5.7%
, to
93,6
00 d
aily
ve
hicl
es in
fall
2011
from
43,
400
in fa
ll 20
01 (5
0,20
0 ad
ditio
nal d
aily
veh
icle
s).
Hol
land
Tun
nel
traf
fic h
ad b
een
dras
tical
ly re
duce
d du
ring
fall
2001
follo
win
g th
e ev
ents
of 9
/11/
2001
.
Ove
rall
decr
ease
of 4
.4%
on
the
3 St
aten
Isla
nd –
New
Jer
sey
cros
sing
s du
ring
the
past
10
year
s, to
169
,500
dai
ly v
ehic
les
In 2
011
from
177
,200
in 2
001
(7,7
00 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
Dec
reas
es o
n al
l 3 S
tate
n Is
land
–N
ew J
erse
y C
ross
ings
.
Onl
y de
crea
se a
t the
Geo
rge
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge:
dow
n 9.
5%, t
o 27
9,90
0 da
ily v
ehic
les
in fa
ll 20
11 fr
om 3
09,3
00 in
fall
2001
(29,
400
few
er d
aily
veh
icle
s).
30
050100
150
200
250
200
1 2
011
Thou
sand
s Shor
ePk
yLi
nden
Blv
dJ.
J.B
yrne
Mem
oria
lB
ridge
Gra
ndSt
reet
Brid
ge
DeK
alb
Ave
Dec
atur
StLi
nden
St
10-Y
ear V
olum
e C
hang
es ~
200
1 -2
011
Bro
okly
n -Q
ueen
s Sc
reen
line
Dai
ly V
olum
esTo
tal o
f Bot
h D
irect
ions
Jack
ieR
obin
son
Pky
Pula
ski
Brid
geA
tlant
icA
veC
oope
rSt
reet
Sutte
rA
veG
reen
eA
veC
orne
liaSt
Ove
rall
decr
ease
of 6
.2%
on
the
15 B
rook
lyn-
Que
ens
faci
litie
s du
ring
the
past
10
year
s,to
574
,200
dai
ly v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
612
,100
in 2
001
(37,
900
few
er d
aily
veh
icle
s).
Big
gest
num
eric
al d
ecre
ase
on S
hore
Par
kway
(Bel
t Par
kway
): d
ecre
ase
of 1
1,30
0da
ily v
ehic
les,
to 1
40,6
00 in
201
1 fr
om 1
51,9
00 in
200
1 (-7
.4%
).
Big
gest
num
eric
al a
nd p
erce
ntag
e in
crea
se o
n Su
tter A
venu
e: i
ncre
ase
of 1
,600
dai
ly v
ehic
les,
to 9
,700
in 2
011
from
8,1
00 in
200
1 (+
19.4
%).
Big
gest
per
cent
age
decr
ease
on
Lind
en S
tree
t: -3
0.2%
to 1
,780
dai
ly v
ehic
les
in 2
011
from
2,5
40 in
200
1 (7
60 fe
wer
dai
ly v
ehic
les)
.
Kos
cius
zko
Brid
ge
Dec
reas
es o
n tw
elve
of t
he fi
fteen
mon
itore
d fa
cilit
ies.
31
32
New York City Screenline
Grand Central Parkway at the Queens – Nassau BorderLooking West
33
34
NEW YORK CITY SCREENLINE
In 1963, when the first comprehensive New York City border screenline data were collected, average daily two‐way volume at the 29 locations studied was 1,109,200.
• Queens ‐ Nassau screenline: 546,500 daily vehicles, 49.3% of total monitored New York City border screenlines volume.
• Bronx – Westchester screenline: 269,700 daily vehicles, 24.3%.
• Manhattan ‐ New Jersey screenline: 265,600 daily vehicles, 23.9%.
• Staten Island – New Jersey screenline: 27,400 daily vehicles, 2.5%.
• Volumes on Van Cortlandt Park East in The Bronx, and Central Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard in Queens, were not collected prior to 1986.
1963 ‐ 1973
Traffic volume recorded at the City borders rose 36.2%, to an average of 1,510,600 vehicles per day in 1973 from 1,109,200 in 1963 (401,400 additional daily vehicles).
• Increases exceeded 20% at all City border screenlines.
• Volume on the three Staten Island – New Jersey bridges nearly tripled, to 81,000 daily vehicles in 1973 from 27,400 in 1963.
• Largest numerical increase at the Manhattan – New Jersey screenline, where daily volume increased to 397,200 daily vehicles in 1973 from 265,600 in 1963 (+49.5%, or 131,600 additional daily vehicles).
• Bronx – Westchester traffic increased 34.1% to 361,700 daily vehicles from 269,700.
• Queens ‐ Nassau traffic increased 22.7% to 670,700 daily vehicles from 546,500.
1973 ‐ 1982
Growth slowed during this nine‐year period, with volume recorded at the City borders rising 10.4% to 1,667,300 daily vehicles 1982 from 1,510,600 in 1973.
• Traffic continued to increase at all City boundaries.
• Staten Island – New Jersey traffic increased 31.6% to 106,700 daily vehicles in 1982 from 81,000 in 1973.
• Bronx – Westchester traffic increased 14.4% to 413,800 daily vehicles from 361,700.
• Manhattan – New Jersey traffic increased 9.2% to 433,700 daily vehicles from 397,200.
• Queens ‐ Nassau traffic increased 6.3% to 713,100 daily vehicles from 670,700.
35
1982 ‐ 1986
Faster growth resumed, as monitored traffic at the City borders increased 14.8% during this four‐year period, to 1,914,800 daily vehicles in 1986 from 1,667,300 in 1982 (excluding Van Cortlandt Park East in The Bronx, and Central Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard in Queens where traffic was not counted in 1982).
• Staten Island – New Jersey traffic increased 29.8%, to 138,400 daily vehicles in 1986 from 106,700 in 1982.
• Bronx – Westchester traffic increased 14.6% to 474,000 daily vehicles from 413,800.
• Queens – Nassau traffic increased 14.5% to 816,600 daily vehicles from 713,100.
• Manhattan – New Jersey traffic increased 12.0% to 485,800 daily vehicles from 433,700.
1986 ‐ 1993
Monitored traffic at the New York City boundaries increased by just 3.1% during this seven‐year period, to 2,012,400 daily vehicles in 1993 from 1,951,000 in 1986 (including Van Cortlandt Park East in The Bronx, and Central Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard in Queens where traffic was counted for the first time in 1986).
• Bronx – Westchester traffic increased 4.7%, to 506,200 daily vehicles in 1993 from 483,300 in 1986.
• Queens ‐ Nassau traffic increased 5.8%, to 892,300 daily vehicles from 843,500.
• Staten Island – New Jersey traffic increased 1.7%, to 140,800 daily vehicles from 138,400.
• Conversely, traffic between Manhattan and New Jersey decreased 2.6%, to 473,100 daily vehicles in 1993 from 485,800 in 1986.
1993 ‐ 2001
From 1993 to 2001, monitored traffic at the New York City boundaries increased modestly, rising by 8.8% during that eight–year period, to 2,189,600 daily vehicles in 2001 from 2,012,400 in 1993.
• Bronx – Westchester traffic increased 19.8%, to 606,700 daily vehicles in 2001 from 506,200 in 1993.
• Queens ‐ Nassau traffic increased 6.1%, to 946,700 in daily vehicles 2001 from 892,300 in 1993.
• Staten Island – New Jersey daily volume increased 25.9%, to 177,300 from 140,800.
• Conversely, daily traffic between Manhattan and New Jersey decreased 3.0%, to 458,900 from 473,100.
36
2001 ‐ 2011
During the most recent ten‐year period, from 2001 to 2011, monitored traffic at the New York City boundaries increased modestly, rising by 3.8%, to 2,219,800 daily vehicles in 2011 from 2,189,600 in 2001.
• Bronx – Westchester traffic decreased 0.9%, to 601,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 606,700 in 2001.
• Queens ‐ Nassau traffic increased 1.2%, to 957,700 daily vehicles in 2011 from 946,700 in 2001.
• Manhattan ‐ New Jersey traffic increased 7.0%, to 491,100 daily vehicles from 458,900.
• Conversely, Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic decreased 4.4%, to 169,500 daily vehicles from 177,300.
1963 ‐ 2011
From 1963 to 2011, daily two–way traffic at the 29 City border locations monitored throughout the period nearly doubled, to 2,176,000 in 2011 from 1,109,200 in 1963.
• Staten Island – New Jersey traffic skyrocketed by 519%, to 169,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 27,400 in 1963, largely as a result of the opening of the Verrazano–Narrows Bridge in 1964.
• Manhattan – New Jersey traffic increased 85%, to 491,100 daily vehicles in 2011 from 265,600 in 1963, fostered in part by the opening of the George Washington Bridge's lower level in 1962 and the Alexander Hamilton Bridge/Trans‐Manhattan Expressway route in 1963 which facilitated travel between Bronx/Queens/Long Island/New England and New Jersey via upper Manhattan. From 1962 to 1966, George Washington Bridge traffic increased 50.6% to 167,300 daily vehicles from 111,100.
• During the 48‐year period from 1963 to 2011, continuously monitored daily traffic increased 119% between The Bronx and Westchester (to 592,400 from 269,700), and 70% between Queens and Nassau (to 923,100 from 546,500).
37
38
Bro
nx
Que
ens
New
Yor
k C
ity S
cree
nlin
e20
11 D
aily
Vol
umes
Stat
en Is
land
Bro
okly
n47
5,31
3
482,
345
81,4
83
88,0
53
236,
301
254,
808
N
Nas
sau
New
Jer
sey
Wes
tche
ster
39
Ente
ring
New
Yor
k C
ity19
6319
7319
8219
8619
9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
0120
02 B
ronx
- W
estc
hest
er13
1,91
017
9,67
820
6,40
224
4,08
325
8,71
126
2,04
526
9,20
727
6,67
228
5,23
528
7,87
429
7,19
629
8,46
430
8,30
731
4,46
0 Q
ueen
s - N
assa
u27
2,36
033
4,94
037
3,47
941
7,00
544
8,04
645
0,33
244
8,74
244
5,91
545
2,16
745
7,37
247
3,85
847
2,86
147
3,36
346
8,81
3 N
.J. -
Man
hatta
n
N
/A
196,
532
215,
979
240,
921
234,
479
235,
840
239,
529
246,
107
250,
864
257,
725
263,
502
265,
463
222,
389
254,
895
N.J
. - S
tate
n Is
land
N/A
40
,517
53,3
3669
,218
75,6
0177
,266
77,1
7378
,703
81,4
4983
,209
86,5
5387
,705
94,4
1390
,510
Tot
als
N/A
75
1,66
784
9,19
697
1,22
71,
016,
837
1,02
5,48
31,
034,
651
1,04
7,39
71,
069,
715
1,08
6,18
01,
121,
109
1,12
4,49
31,
098,
472
1,12
8,67
8
Ente
ring
New
Yor
k C
ity20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
0820
0920
1020
11 B
ronx
- W
estc
hest
er31
5,03
832
0,08
632
3,02
531
4,13
432
5,81
430
4,45
231
2,81
831
3,60
330
5,76
4 Q
ueen
s - N
assa
u48
5,33
248
0,26
047
3,34
946
2,91
646
9,58
747
7,43
747
3,52
648
0,21
347
5,31
3 N
.J. -
Man
hatta
n26
0,11
726
2,05
025
6,28
926
1,61
225
8,41
224
7,97
524
9,30
824
7,69
023
6,30
1 N
.J. -
Sta
ten
Isla
nd92
,108
90,8
5289
,928
91,3
4092
,438
88,3
9289
,461
90,4
4288
,053
Tot
als
1,15
2,59
51,
153,
248
1,14
2,59
11,
130,
002
1,14
6,25
11,
118,
256
1,12
5,11
31,
131,
948
1,10
5,43
1
New
Yor
k C
ity S
cree
nlin
eH
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es
40
Leav
ing
New
Yor
k C
ity19
6319
7319
8219
8619
9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
0120
02 B
ronx
- W
estc
hest
er13
7,74
018
2,03
620
7,34
823
9,16
924
7,48
025
3,80
826
2,73
427
1,30
026
9,44
827
7,87
228
6,81
929
2,55
829
8,35
930
5,47
8 Q
ueen
s - N
assa
u27
4,19
033
5,76
233
9,66
742
6,53
344
4,27
244
6,84
344
4,00
145
0,22
945
4,96
446
2,03
147
3,18
546
7,28
647
3,36
447
5,19
3 N
.J. -
Man
hatta
n
N
/A
200,
671
217,
765
244,
830
238,
590
237,
959
242,
569
247,
087
253,
924
264,
787
285,
850
283,
002
236,
555
277,
944
N.J
. - S
tate
n Is
land
*
N
/A
40,5
1753
,336
69,2
1865
,174
66,6
0966
,484
67,8
6270
,129
73,5
7780
,337
76,9
6382
,838
88,6
30 T
otal
s
N
/A
758,
986
818,
116
979,
750
995,
516
1,00
5,21
91,
015,
788
1,03
6,47
81,
048,
465
1,07
8,26
71,
126,
191
1,11
9,80
91,
091,
116
1,14
7,24
5
Leav
ing
New
Yor
k C
ity20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
0820
0920
1020
11 B
ronx
- W
estc
hest
er30
4,41
130
7,20
831
0,32
531
0,42
431
0,02
429
4,14
629
6,48
630
3,87
529
5,74
5 Q
ueen
s - N
assa
u48
3,36
248
5,34
548
5,74
047
1,63
348
2,62
247
4,06
848
2,07
548
3,45
548
2,34
5 N
.J. -
Man
hatta
n28
7,33
227
4,34
627
1,42
827
6,13
625
5,56
226
0,29
425
5,55
225
8,85
625
4,80
8 N
.J. -
Sta
ten
Isla
nd82
,474
83,4
1681
,725
84,5
7477
,790
77,3
8476
,043
77,6
9081
,483
Tot
als
1,15
7,57
91,
150,
315
1,14
9,21
81,
142,
767
1,12
5,99
81,
105,
892
1,11
0,15
61,
123,
876
1,11
4,38
1
*
Act
ual 2
4 ho
ur w
estb
ound
vol
umes
from
Sta
ten
Isla
nd to
New
Jer
sey
not a
vaila
ble
for 1
973,
198
2, a
nd 1
986;
estim
ated
to b
e th
e sa
me
as e
astb
ound
vol
umes
to S
tate
n Is
land
obt
aine
d fro
m to
ll re
cord
s.
New
Yor
k C
ity S
cree
nlin
eH
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es (c
ontin
ued)
41
Bot
h D
irect
ions
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
269,
650
361,
714
413,
750
483,
252
506,
191
515,
853
531,
941
547,
972
554,
683
565,
746
584,
015
591,
022
606,
666
619,
938
Que
ens
- Nas
sau
546,
550
670,
702
713,
146
843,
538
892,
318
897,
175
892,
743
896,
144
907,
131
919,
403
947,
043
940,
147
946,
727
944,
006
N.J
. - M
anha
ttan
265,
603
397,
203
433,
744
485,
751
473,
069
473,
799
482,
098
493,
194
504,
788
522,
512
549,
352
548,
465
458,
944
532,
839
N.J
. - S
tate
n Is
land
*27
,398
81,0
3410
6,67
213
8,43
614
0,77
514
3,87
514
3,65
714
6,56
515
1,57
815
6,78
616
6,89
016
4,66
817
7,25
117
9,14
0 T
otal
s1,
109,
201
1,51
0,65
31,
667,
312
1,95
0,97
72,
012,
353
2,03
0,70
22,
050,
439
2,08
3,87
52,
118,
180
2,16
4,44
72,
247,
300
2,24
4,30
22,
189,
588
2,27
5,92
3
Bot
h D
irect
ions
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
619,
449
627,
294
633,
350
624,
558
635,
838
598,
598
609,
304
617,
478
601,
509
Que
ens
- Nas
sau
968,
694
965,
605
959,
089
934,
549
952,
209
951,
505
955,
601
963,
668
957,
658
N.J
. - M
anha
ttan
547,
449
536,
396
527,
717
537,
748
513,
974
508,
269
504,
860
506,
546
491,
109
N.J
. - S
tate
n Is
land
174,
582
174,
268
171,
653
175,
914
170,
228
165,
776
165,
504
168,
132
169,
536
Tot
als
2,31
0,17
42,
303,
563
2,29
1,80
92,
272,
769
2,27
2,24
92,
224,
148
2,23
5,26
92,
255,
824
2,21
9,81
2
*
Act
ual 2
4 ho
ur w
estb
ound
vol
umes
from
Sta
ten
Isla
nd to
New
Jer
sey
not a
vaila
ble
for 1
973,
198
2, a
nd 1
986;
estim
ated
to b
e th
e sa
me
as e
astb
ound
vol
umes
to S
tate
n Is
land
obt
aine
d fro
m to
ll re
cord
s.
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
(con
tinue
d)
New
Yor
k C
ity S
cree
nlin
e
42
500
1
,000
1
,500
2
,000
2
,500
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
New
Yor
k C
ity B
orde
r Scr
eenl
ine
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
sAv
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
~ T
otal
of B
oth
Dire
ctio
nsTh
ousa
nds
Year
Incl
udes
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er, Q
ueen
s-N
assa
u, a
nd N
ew Y
ork-
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
es.
43
N
ew Y
ork-
New
Jer
sey
To B
ronx
To
W'c
hstr
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ns.
To N
as.
To M
anh.
To N
.J.
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.I.To
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.To
N.Y
.C.
From
N.Y
.C.
Mid
-1am
3,61
14,
646
4,42
86,
353
3,32
06,
454
1,21
41,
029
12,5
7318
,482
1-2a
m2,
372
2,82
42,
645
3,74
62,
011
3,13
575
754
67,
785
10,2
512-
3am
2,07
42,
103
2,25
52,
781
1,75
82,
426
625
435
6,71
27,
745
3-4a
m1,
875
2,08
93,
498
2,66
32,
097
2,39
565
445
68,
124
7,60
34-
5am
3,43
62,
818
9,08
04,
634
3,70
33,
188
1,24
169
117
,460
11,3
315-
6am
8,63
65,
340
20,9
1411
,039
11,1
774,
817
3,31
01,
637
44,0
3722
,833
6-7a
m17
,916
11,3
3428
,506
21,2
9318
,675
8,55
75,
268
3,48
370
,365
44,6
677-
8am
21,7
8116
,729
29,5
9228
,906
17,2
6211
,256
5,04
45,
533
73,6
7962
,424
8-9a
m18
,986
18,4
3426
,901
29,5
8015
,884
11,5
534,
755
5,97
866
,526
65,5
459-
10am
16,5
6014
,499
25,1
7024
,969
15,4
0310
,221
4,54
24,
421
61,6
7554
,110
10-1
1am
14,9
4113
,326
23,6
0523
,543
12,7
379,
775
4,12
44,
128
55,4
0750
,772
11-N
oon
14,8
9213
,682
23,2
5223
,764
11,4
1910
,456
3,83
54,
263
53,3
9852
,165
Noo
n-1
15,0
4014
,377
24,0
9625
,059
10,6
4611
,204
3,99
14,
159
53,7
7354
,799
1-2p
m14
,908
15,0
4025
,015
27,2
4010
,529
11,7
824,
396
4,21
954
,848
58,2
812-
3pm
16,6
5017
,000
26,7
8429
,462
10,9
5013
,917
4,72
14,
867
59,1
0565
,246
3-4p
m18
,376
20,0
6328
,095
31,6
8611
,895
17,7
055,
096
5,78
963
,462
75,2
434-
5pm
19,7
6320
,643
30,1
7332
,046
12,2
5618
,719
5,71
35,
977
67,9
0577
,385
5-6p
m20
,932
21,1
9730
,907
32,6
5312
,329
18,2
786,
682
5,68
870
,850
77,8
166-
7pm
19,2
2219
,198
27,9
0031
,242
12,5
3218
,240
6,29
15,
010
65,9
4573
,690
7-8p
m15
,637
16,2
6923
,368
26,0
9910
,950
15,8
624,
885
4,13
454
,840
62,3
648-
9pm
12,4
9513
,748
20,1
4420
,942
8,71
214
,086
3,67
93,
205
45,0
3051
,981
9-10
pm10
,618
11,8
0917
,233
17,6
497,
555
12,0
073,
053
2,45
838
,459
43,9
2310
-11p
m8,
658
10,3
7413
,165
14,4
587,
129
9,93
02,
409
1,91
331
,361
36,6
7511
-Mid
6,38
58,
203
8,58
710
,538
5,37
28,
845
1,76
81,
464
22,1
1229
,050
24 h
r Tot
al30
5,76
429
5,74
547
5,31
348
2,34
523
6,30
125
4,80
888
,053
81,4
831,
105,
431
1,11
4,38
1
6-10
am75
,243
60,9
9611
0,16
910
4,74
867
,224
41,5
8719
,609
19,4
1527
2,24
522
6,74
610
am-1
pm44
,873
41,3
8570
,953
72,3
6634
,802
31,4
3511
,950
12,5
5016
2,57
815
7,73
61-
3pm
31,5
5832
,040
51,7
9956
,702
21,4
7925
,699
9,11
79,
086
113,
953
123,
527
3-7p
m78
,293
81,1
0111
7,07
512
7,62
749
,012
72,9
4223
,782
22,4
6426
8,16
230
4,13
46a
m-7
pm22
9,96
721
5,52
234
9,99
636
1,44
317
2,51
717
1,66
364
,458
63,5
1581
6,93
881
2,14
3
New
Yor
k C
ity B
orde
r Scr
eenl
ine
Traf
fic V
olum
es ~
201
1
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er
Que
ens-
Nas
sau
M
anha
ttan
S
tate
n Is
land
N
YC T
otal
s
44
20,0
00
40,0
00
60,0
00
80,0
00
100,
000
Midnight-1am
1-2 am
2-3 am
3-4 am
4-5 am
5-6 am
6-7 am
7-8 am
8-9 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
11-Noon
Noon-1 pm
1-2 pm
2-3 pm
3-4 pm
4-5 pm
5-6 pm
6-7 pm
7-8 pm
8-9 pm
9-10 pm
10-11 pm
11-Midnight
Ent
erin
g N
ew Y
ork
City
Lea
ving
New
Yor
k C
ity
Tota
l Hou
rly V
ehic
ular
Vol
umes
~ 2
011
New
Yor
k C
ity B
orde
r Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Incl
udes
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er, Q
ueen
s-N
assa
u, a
nd N
ew Y
ork-
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
es.
45
46
Bronx-Westchester Screenline
Bronx River Parkwayat Bronx - Westchester Screenline
Looking East
47
48
BRONX ‐ WESTCHESTER SCREENLINE
In 1963, the first year that Bronx ‐ Westchester screenline data were analyzed, average daily two‐way volume on the ten roadways studied was 269,700 vehicles.
• The Major Deegan Expressway (including service roads) was the most‐traveled facility, serving 68,300 vehicles per day, 25.3% of total monitored Bronx ‐ Westchester traffic.
• The New England Thruway carried 56,100 vehicles per day, 20.8% of the total.
• Volumes on Van Cortlandt Park East were not collected prior to 1986.
1963 ‐ 1973
Traffic crossing the Bronx – Westchester screenline increased 34.1%, to an average of 361,700 vehicles per day in 1973 from 269,700 in 1963 (92,000 additional daily vehicles).
• Major Deegan Expressway traffic (including service roads) increased 33.2%, to 90,900 daily vehicles in 1973 from 68,300 in 1963.
• New England Thruway traffic increased 47.4%, to 82,600 daily vehicles in 1973 from 56,100 in 1963.
• Hutchinson River Parkway traffic increased 80.1%, 29,100 daily vehicles from 16,200.
• Traffic on Boston Road doubled, to 22,800 daily vehicles from 11,000.
1973 ‐ 1982
Growth moderated during this nine‐year period, as average daily traffic recorded at the Bronx – Westchester screenline increased 14.4% to 413,800 daily vehicles in 1982 from 361,700 in 1973.
• Hutchinson River Parkway had the largest increase, +65.9% to 48,300 daily vehicles in 1982 from 29,100 in 1973.
1982 ‐ 1986
Growth accelerated between 1982 and 1986, increasing Bronx ‐ Westchester traffic to 474,000 daily vehicles, an increase of 14.6% over the four‐year period (excluding Van Cortlandt Park East where traffic was not counted in 1982).
• Henry Hudson Parkway traffic increased 27.5%, to 53,300 daily vehicles in 1986 from 41,800 in 1982.
• On the Major Deegan Expressway and its service roads, traffic increased 27.0%, to 124,900 in 1986 from 98,300 in 1982.
• Bronx River Parkway traffic increased 20.3% to 79,200 from 65,800.
49
1986 ‐ 1993
During this seven‐year period, traffic crossing the Bronx ‐ Westchester border increased just 4.7%, to 506,200 daily vehicles in 1993 from 483,300 in 1986 (including Van Cortlandt Park East, where traffic was counted for the first time in 1986).
• Hutchinson River Parkway traffic increased 22.4%, to 66,400 daily vehicles in 1993 from 54,300 in 1986.
• Henry Hudson Parkway traffic increased 18.4%, to 63,100 daily vehicles from 53,300.
1993 ‐ 2001
Bronx ‐ Westchester screenline traffic volume increased 19.8%, to 606,700 in 2001 from 506,200 in 1993.
• Henry Hudson Parkway traffic increased 51.1% to 95,300 daily vehicles in 2001 from 63,100 in 1993.
• New England Thruway traffic increased 34.4% to 127,600 daily vehicles from 95,000.
• Hutchinson River Parkway traffic increased 33.5%, to 88,700 daily vehicles from 66,400.
• Conversely, traffic on the Major Deegan Expressway and its service roads decreased 6.7%, to 116,800 in 2001 from 125,300 in 1993.
2001 ‐ 2011
During the most recent ten‐year period, from 2001 to 2011, Bronx ‐ Westchester screenline traffic overall has decreased slightly, by 0.9%, to 601,500 daily vehicles in 2011 from 606,700 in 2001.
• Decreases occurred on nine of the eleven monitored facilities.
• The largest numerical decrease occurred on the Bronx River Parkway, where daily volume fell by 3,400 vehicles, to 86,100 in 2011 from 89,500 in 2001 (‐3.8%).
• The largest percentage decrease occurred on Riverdale Avenue, where daily volume fell by 13.1%, to 10,400 from 12,000.
• The most significant increase was on the New England Thruway, where daily traffic increased by 5.6%, to 134,800 in 2011 from 127,600 in 2001.
1963 ‐ 2011
During the 48 years from 1963 to 2011, total daily traffic on the ten Bronx – Westchester facilities monitored throughout the period more than doubled, to 592,400 from 269,700.
• Most of the growth in Bronx ‐ Westchester traffic since 1963 has occurred on the five limited access highways crossing the screenline.
• Of the 322,700 additional daily vehicles on the ten continuously‐monitored facilities, 307,800 (95% of the total increase) are on the limited access highways.
• The fastest growth occurred on the Hutchinson River Parkway, where traffic volume soared 459%, to 90,300 daily vehicles in 2011 from 16,200 in 1963.
50
• Henry Hudson Parkway volume more than tripled, to 93,600 daily vehicles in 2011
from 29,000 in 1963.
• New England Thruway Traffic volume climbed 140%, to 134,800 daily vehicles from 56,100.
• Bronx River Parkway traffic volume nearly doubled, to 86,100 from 44,100.
• Traffic volume on the Major Deegan Expressway and its service roads was up 71%, to 116,600 daily vehicles from 68,300.
• Boston Road exhibited the largest change of any arterial facility since 1963, with daily volume rising 124%, to 24,600 from 11,000.
• Volume on White Plains Road increased 30% to 12,000 daily vehicles from 9,200.
51
52
Wes
tche
ster
Bro
nx
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
Scr
eenl
ine
2011
Dai
ly V
olum
es S
how
n
* Inc
lude
s Se
rvic
e R
oads
N
53
To B
ronx
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Bos
ton
Rd
5,08
011
,026
9,73
710
,514
12,1
4011
,609
11,0
6811
,429
12,8
6812
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13,2
5811
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13,2
6212
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465
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48,
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18,
096
8,29
28,
143
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9 B
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40,5
6139
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8441
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2644
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49,3
82 H
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Hud
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Pky
16,1
7018
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19,7
2829
,720
34,4
4536
,721
39,8
5741
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44,1
3640
,811
46,3
5947
,922
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9152
,378
Hut
chin
son
Riv
er P
ky7,
110
13,6
9023
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26,7
3732
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34,2
2635
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2440
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7841
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41,3
5944
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46 M
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45,5
2046
,396
59,9
0259
,934
55,3
9754
,819
52,9
9554
,548
55,1
0654
,438
53,4
0354
,052
56,8
11 N
ew E
ngla
nd T
hruw
ay29
,460
40,7
7051
,683
47,2
8850
,172
53,4
6255
,084
56,6
9059
,817
65,3
1465
,302
67,6
5566
,091
64,0
42 R
iver
dale
Ave
5,13
05,
523
4,78
95,
878
6,04
45,
615
5,79
45,
961
6,19
15,
994
5,90
45,
539
5,81
65,
643
Van
Cor
tland
t Pk
EN
/A
N/A
N
/A
4,80
64,
721
4,55
44,
770
4,56
94,
686
4,97
45,
623
5,01
55,
399
5,81
6 W
ebst
er A
ve5,
950
3,65
05,
119
5,44
76,
393
5,94
36,
300
6,28
96,
343
6,31
86,
093
6,37
86,
605
6,73
6 W
hite
Pla
ins
Rd
4,60
05,
930
6,06
25,
551
4,01
05,
760
6,03
85,
859
5,71
26,
179
6,16
26,
091
6,54
36,
220
Tot
als
131,
910
179,
678
206,
402
244,
083
258,
711
262,
045
269,
207
276,
672
285,
235
287,
874
297,
196
298,
464
308,
307
314,
460
To B
ronx
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bos
ton
Rd
13,8
3913
,016
12,3
7012
,537
12,4
1812
,210
11,5
7811
,788
12,4
45 B
road
way
8,11
78,
125
8,19
68,
327
7,97
17,
641
7,56
07,
612
7,17
2 B
ronx
Riv
er P
ky47
,061
47,6
6648
,587
47,9
1847
,563
46,2
9248
,112
48,3
9145
,340
Hen
ry H
udso
n P
ky51
,151
51,9
8354
,310
52,4
1355
,925
50,0
6850
,862
52,0
7750
,327
Hut
chin
son
Riv
er P
ky44
,690
48,5
3446
,537
42,7
8347
,698
45,3
1345
,184
46,6
7744
,321
Maj
or D
eega
n E
xp *
59,4
3058
,735
58,7
3459
,856
61,5
2557
,220
59,1
2157
,429
54,9
72 N
ew E
ngla
nd T
hruw
ay66
,454
66,8
6968
,815
65,7
7668
,247
62,2
3167
,328
66,7
3069
,032
Riv
erda
le A
ve5,
490
6,09
86,
167
5,96
56,
160
5,55
04,
835
5,00
15,
523
Van
Cor
tland
t Pk
E5,
874
6,19
35,
952
6,01
25,
388
5,63
65,
842
5,44
34,
811
Web
ster
Ave
6,80
46,
885
7,00
36,
634
6,41
26,
214
6,34
96,
232
5,91
3 W
hite
Pla
ins
Rd
6,12
85,
982
6,35
45,
913
6,50
76,
077
6,04
76,
223
5,90
8
Tot
als
315,
038
320,
086
323,
025
314,
134
325,
814
304,
452
312,
818
313,
603
305,
764
* In
clud
es s
ervi
ce ro
ads.
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er S
cree
nlin
e
54
To W
estc
hest
er19
6319
7319
8219
8619
9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
0120
02 B
osto
n R
d5,
900
11,7
8713
,073
10,0
5710
,424
10,3
6610
,299
12,0
3012
,227
11,9
1311
,386
11,6
2712
,825
12,2
96 B
road
way
9,13
08,
562
7,84
57,
905
8,57
88,
739
8,12
28,
409
8,22
78,
182
8,29
78,
045
8,15
28,
005
Bro
nx R
iver
Pky
21,0
6026
,111
30,9
3538
,633
35,6
7836
,559
37,6
7238
,773
37,7
7238
,693
40,6
4541
,174
42,8
1245
,596
Hen
ry H
udso
n P
ky12
,840
17,0
9022
,048
23,5
4328
,644
30,5
4837
,396
37,3
3238
,360
37,7
4340
,962
42,5
2044
,236
45,6
24 H
utch
inso
n R
iver
Pky
9,04
015
,400
24,7
4827
,550
33,4
5035
,807
38,1
4842
,564
42,4
4441
,910
43,3
7144
,356
44,0
2747
,490
Maj
or D
eega
n E
xp *
39,5
0045
,400
51,8
9264
,970
65,3
2563
,181
59,1
7657
,953
54,5
8459
,612
58,8
8760
,781
62,7
7262
,022
New
Eng
land
Thr
uway
26,6
1041
,850
46,7
7145
,574
44,7
8947
,810
50,4
4153
,059
55,1
7958
,906
62,4
6863
,289
61,5
5462
,469
Riv
erda
le A
ve4,
850
5,19
85,
032
5,89
35,
877
5,63
65,
751
5,85
15,
731
5,65
65,
014
5,23
56,
143
5,18
7 V
an C
ortla
ndt P
k E
N/A
N
/A
N/A
4,
433
4,26
14,
234
4,32
14,
430
4,54
34,
497
5,01
04,
885
4,96
14,
801
Web
ster
Ave
4,20
04,
478
2,71
94,
363
4,08
84,
281
4,11
24,
154
3,97
74,
272
4,18
13,
866
4,23
64,
811
Whi
te P
lain
s R
d4,
610
6,16
02,
285
6,24
86,
366
6,64
77,
296
6,74
56,
404
6,48
86,
598
6,78
06,
641
7,17
7
Tot
als
137,
740
182,
036
207,
348
239,
169
247,
480
253,
808
262,
734
271,
300
269,
448
277,
872
286,
819
292,
558
298,
359
305,
478
To W
estc
hest
er20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
0820
0920
1020
11 B
osto
n R
d13
,198
11,5
9612
,099
11,8
6611
,932
10,8
9710
,124
12,1
4412
,156
Bro
adw
ay8,
353
7,77
88,
256
7,61
17,
848
7,74
57,
646
7,70
57,
354
Bro
nx R
iver
Pky
43,9
0846
,473
45,8
8344
,205
44,4
4141
,385
41,5
1643
,302
40,7
10 H
enry
Hud
son
Pky
47,5
8346
,067
46,7
9746
,931
48,4
0043
,637
45,1
2045
,809
43,2
61 H
utch
inso
n R
iver
Pky
44,8
5847
,731
45,7
1845
,662
42,0
5245
,660
46,4
7846
,568
46,0
23 M
ajor
Dee
gan
Exp
*64
,285
63,4
5162
,823
64,3
2064
,498
62,4
3862
,827
62,9
8861
,650
New
Eng
land
Thr
uway
61,1
0363
,168
67,3
9369
,383
69,5
3062
,241
63,1
6766
,065
65,7
44 R
iver
dale
Ave
5,46
45,
261
5,63
65,
505
5,58
15,
355
4,70
34,
591
4,87
5 V
an C
ortla
ndt P
k E
4,62
54,
577
4,77
94,
663
4,53
74,
738
4,81
04,
714
4,31
1 W
ebst
er A
ve4,
630
4,52
34,
321
3,90
14,
301
3,64
93,
764
3,57
93,
561
Whi
te P
lain
s R
d6,
404
6,58
36,
620
6,37
76,
904
6,40
16,
331
6,41
06,
100
Tot
als
304,
411
307,
208
310,
325
310,
424
310,
024
294,
146
296,
486
303,
875
295,
745
* In
clud
es s
ervi
ce ro
ads.
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er S
cree
nlin
e H
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es (c
ontin
ued)
55
Bot
h D
irect
ions
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Bos
ton
Rd
10,9
8022
,813
22,8
1020
,571
22,5
6421
,975
21,3
6723
,459
25,0
9524
,356
24,6
4423
,141
26,0
8725
,293
Bro
adw
ay15
,700
15,7
3112
,310
15,5
8416
,595
16,8
1316
,236
16,5
2216
,247
16,5
1316
,393
16,3
3716
,295
15,9
94 B
ronx
Riv
er P
ky44
,120
54,2
1165
,843
79,1
9475
,533
77,2
4379
,574
81,8
7980
,102
80,2
1985
,364
86,4
7089
,493
94,9
78 H
enry
Hud
son
Pky
29,0
1035
,390
41,7
7653
,263
63,0
8967
,269
77,2
5378
,869
82,4
9678
,554
87,3
2190
,442
95,3
2798
,002
Hut
chin
son
Riv
er P
ky16
,150
29,0
9048
,263
54,2
8766
,430
70,0
3373
,609
82,6
8883
,028
82,7
8884
,613
85,7
1588
,651
93,9
36 M
ajor
Dee
gan
Exp
*68
,280
90,9
2098
,288
124,
872
125,
259
118,
578
113,
995
110,
948
109,
132
114,
718
113,
325
114,
184
116,
824
118,
833
New
Eng
land
Thr
uway
56,0
7082
,620
98,4
5492
,862
94,9
6110
1,27
210
5,52
510
9,74
911
4,99
612
4,22
012
7,77
013
0,94
412
7,64
512
6,51
1 R
iver
dale
Ave
9,98
010
,721
9,82
111
,771
11,9
2111
,251
11,5
4511
,812
11,9
2211
,650
10,9
1810
,774
11,9
5910
,830
Van
Cor
tland
t Pk
EN
/A
N/A
N
/A
9,23
98,
982
8,78
89,
091
8,99
99,
229
9,47
110
,633
9,90
010
,360
10,6
17 W
ebst
er A
ve10
,150
8,12
87,
838
9,81
010
,481
10,2
2410
,412
10,4
4310
,320
10,5
9010
,274
10,2
4410
,841
11,5
47 W
hite
Pla
ins
Rd
9,21
012
,090
8,34
711
,799
10,3
7612
,407
13,3
3412
,604
12,1
1612
,667
12,7
6012
,871
13,1
8413
,397
Tot
als
269,
650
361,
714
413,
750
483,
252
506,
191
515,
853
531,
941
547,
972
554,
683
565,
746
584,
015
591,
022
606,
666
619,
938
Bot
h D
irect
ions
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bos
ton
Rd
27,0
3724
,612
24,4
6924
,403
24,3
5023
,107
21,7
0223
,932
24,6
01 B
road
way
16,4
7015
,903
16,4
5215
,938
15,8
1915
,386
15,2
0615
,317
14,5
26 B
ronx
Riv
er P
ky90
,969
94,1
3994
,470
92,1
2392
,004
87,6
7789
,628
91,6
9386
,050
Hen
ry H
udso
n P
ky98
,734
98,0
5010
1,10
799
,344
104,
325
93,7
0595
,982
97,8
8693
,588
Hut
chin
son
Riv
er P
ky89
,548
96,2
6592
,255
88,4
4589
,750
90,9
7391
,662
93,2
4590
,344
Maj
or D
eega
n E
xp *
123,
715
122,
186
121,
557
124,
176
126,
023
119,
658
121,
948
120,
417
116,
622
New
Eng
land
Thr
uway
127,
557
130,
037
136,
208
135,
159
137,
777
124,
472
130,
495
132,
795
134,
776
Riv
erda
le A
ve10
,954
11,3
5911
,803
11,4
7011
,741
10,9
059,
538
9,59
210
,398
Van
Cor
tland
t Pk
E10
,499
10,7
7010
,731
10,6
759,
925
10,3
7410
,652
10,1
579,
122
Web
ster
Ave
11,4
3411
,408
11,3
2410
,535
10,7
139,
863
10,1
139,
811
9,47
4 W
hite
Pla
ins
Rd
12,5
3212
,565
12,9
7412
,290
13,4
1112
,478
12,3
7812
,633
12,0
08
Tot
als
619,
449
627,
294
633,
350
624,
558
635,
838
598,
598
609,
304
617,
478
601,
509
* In
clud
es s
ervi
ce ro
ads.
Bro
nx-W
estc
hest
er S
cree
nlin
e H
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es (c
ontin
ued)
56
10
0
20
0
30
0
40
0
50
0
60
0
70
0
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bro
nx –
Wes
tche
ster
Scr
eenl
ine
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
sAv
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
Tota
l of B
oth
Dire
ctio
nsTh
ousa
nds
57
B
ronx
Riv
er
Hen
ry H
udso
n H
utch
inso
n R
iver
M
ajor
Dee
gan
M
ajor
Dee
gan
B
osto
n R
d
Bro
adw
ay
Par
kway
Pa
rkw
ay P
arkw
ay
Exp
ress
way
(S
ervi
ce R
d)S
/B*
N
/B
S/B
*
N/B
S
/B*
N
/B
S/B
*
N/B
S
/B*
N
/B
S/B
*
N/B
S
/B*
N
/B
Mid
-1am
9490
9715
848
049
233
165
939
356
270
81,
060
4412
21-
2am
6262
6110
125
625
318
133
120
831
949
156
631
642-
3am
4840
4164
224
162
120
202
149
160
562
405
1941
3-4a
m59
5149
5118
016
912
812
614
513
530
137
517
324-
5am
9267
7761
386
231
321
154
402
275
652
523
3033
5-6a
m18
214
315
996
1,20
354
61,
091
352
1,10
486
71,
946
1,05
111
272
6-7a
m39
038
235
422
02,
980
1,54
53,
229
1,12
82,
348
2,26
43,
855
2,11
622
219
17-
8am
766
592
584
323
2,86
72,
503
4,60
32,
119
2,97
92,
996
4,31
12,
833
328
275
8-9a
m77
066
252
640
32,
861
2,63
23,
621
2,51
72,
888
2,98
63,
425
3,00
827
231
59-
10am
642
730
386
375
2,64
11,
742
3,36
71,
804
2,39
32,
534
2,75
32,
497
208
287
10-1
1am
622
639
331
336
2,26
81,
579
2,71
91,
649
2,13
72,
279
2,28
22,
384
194
272
11-N
oon
678
753
329
328
2,12
71,
641
2,51
91,
788
2,20
42,
227
2,29
72,
540
196
299
Noo
n-1
813
834
345
379
2,08
21,
806
2,36
11,
868
2,31
32,
351
2,30
52,
619
199
305
1-2p
m78
381
035
535
42,
101
2,07
52,
253
2,13
02,
403
2,49
62,
307
2,66
719
431
52-
3pm
812
837
438
396
2,38
72,
601
2,53
52,
413
2,72
42,
835
2,49
13,
077
210
364
3-4p
m85
21,
011
454
454
2,79
53,
190
2,93
53,
101
2,92
82,
903
2,68
83,
865
220
471
4-5p
m87
391
644
447
13,
193
3,46
93,
369
3,40
92,
924
2,85
22,
841
3,95
322
153
55-
6pm
836
891
467
535
3,26
13,
608
3,87
23,
660
3,01
92,
937
3,06
24,
039
224
535
6-7p
m81
077
241
651
62,
810
2,92
93,
374
3,16
32,
861
2,88
62,
830
3,68
221
147
27-
8pm
730
650
363
475
2,28
82,
241
2,40
52,
785
2,38
82,
567
2,33
92,
978
172
361
8-9p
m61
447
628
241
01,
890
1,70
61,
712
2,45
11,
906
2,10
22,
047
2,71
914
234
29-
10pm
426
329
245
339
1,68
21,
411
1,42
11,
990
1,58
41,
828
1,89
82,
440
124
275
10-1
1pm
276
253
220
283
1,36
01,
277
1,13
11,
858
1,19
51,
579
1,57
42,
140
104
206
11-M
id21
516
614
922
61,
018
902
729
1,60
472
61,
083
1,23
51,
739
7819
0
24 h
r Tot
al12
,445
12,1
567,
172
7,35
445
,340
40,7
1050
,327
43,2
6144
,321
46,0
2351
,200
55,2
763,
772
6,37
4
6-10
am2,
568
2,36
61,
850
1,32
111
,349
8,42
214
,820
7,56
810
,608
10,7
8014
,344
10,4
541,
030
1,06
810
am-1
pm2,
113
2,22
61,
005
1,04
36,
477
5,02
67,
599
5,30
56,
654
6,85
76,
884
7,54
358
987
61-
3pm
1,59
51,
647
793
750
4,48
84,
676
4,78
84,
543
5,12
75,
331
4,79
85,
744
404
679
3-7p
m3,
371
3,59
01,
781
1,97
612
,059
13,1
9613
,550
13,3
3311
,732
11,5
7811
,421
15,5
3987
62,
013
6am
-7pm
9,64
79,
829
5,42
95,
090
34,3
7331
,320
40,7
5730
,749
34,1
2134
,546
37,4
4739
,280
2,89
94,
636
* To
Bro
nx
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
58
N
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ngla
nd
V
an C
ortla
ndt
T
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ay
Riv
erda
le A
ve
Par
k Ea
st
W
ebst
er A
ve
Whi
te P
lain
s R
dTo
tals
S/B
*
N/B
S/B
*
N/B
S
/B*
N
/B
S/B
*
N/B
S
/B*
N
/B
To B
ronx
T
o W
estc
hest
er
Mid
-1am
1,20
61,
199
4065
5253
5759
109
127
3,61
14,
646
1-2a
m91
595
723
3530
2940
2574
822,
372
2,82
42-
3am
784
912
1514
2520
3218
5565
2,07
42,
103
3-4a
m87
61,
045
1410
2927
2712
5056
1,87
52,
089
4-5a
m1,
313
1,34
216
1729
2646
1972
703,
436
2,81
85-
6am
2,42
61,
985
8736
8453
125
2611
711
38,
636
5,34
06-
7am
3,57
32,
922
265
134
186
111
302
9621
222
517
,916
11,3
347-
8am
3,72
74,
151
443
227
334
220
510
172
329
318
21,7
8116
,729
8-9a
m3,
098
4,69
747
633
430
025
541
523
633
438
918
,986
18,4
349-
10am
3,05
13,
602
312
263
237
194
307
178
263
293
16,5
6014
,499
10-1
1am
3,36
53,
339
259
195
221
216
290
157
253
281
14,9
4113
,326
11-N
oon
3,46
23,
181
282
238
233
232
282
168
283
287
14,8
9213
,682
Noo
n-1
3,43
83,
182
317
273
254
246
301
190
312
324
15,0
4014
,377
1-2p
m3,
321
3,19
830
427
426
621
331
918
330
232
514
,908
15,0
402-
3pm
3,70
63,
354
350
301
303
266
368
200
326
356
16,6
5017
,000
3-4p
m3,
990
3,70
942
936
931
933
938
125
738
539
418
,376
20,0
634-
5pm
4,33
53,
644
392
367
358
359
395
286
418
382
19,7
6320
,643
5-6p
m4,
633
3,48
339
937
034
935
938
734
542
343
520
,932
21,1
976-
7pm
4,50
93,
442
308
361
344
316
373
279
376
380
19,2
2219
,198
7-8p
m3,
813
3,12
424
231
427
224
428
521
334
031
715
,637
16,2
698-
9pm
2,99
92,
673
183
232
226
207
223
160
271
270
12,4
9513
,748
9-10
pm2,
474
2,50
415
819
116
813
718
912
724
923
810
,618
11,8
0910
-11p
m2,
205
2,23
813
614
511
610
415
287
189
204
8,65
810
,374
11-M
id1,
813
1,86
173
110
7685
107
6816
616
96,
385
8,20
3
24 h
r Tot
al69
,032
65,7
445,
523
4,87
54,
811
4,31
15,
913
3,56
15,
908
6,10
030
5,76
429
5,74
5
6-10
am13
,449
15,3
721,
496
958
1,05
778
01,
534
682
1,13
81,
225
75,2
4360
,996
10am
-1pm
10,2
659,
702
858
706
708
694
873
515
848
892
44,8
7341
,385
1-3p
m7,
027
6,55
265
457
556
947
968
738
362
868
131
,558
32,0
403-
7pm
17,4
6714
,278
1,52
81,
467
1,37
01,
373
1,53
61,
167
1,60
21,
591
78,2
9381
,101
6am
-7pm
48,2
0845
,904
4,53
63,
706
3,70
43,
326
4,63
02,
747
4,21
64,
389
229,
967
215,
522
* To
Bro
nx
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
(con
t'd)
59
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Midnight ‐ 1 am
1 ‐ 2 am
2 ‐ 3 am
3 ‐ 4 am
4 ‐ 5 am
5 ‐ 6 am
6 ‐ 7 am
7 ‐ 8 am
8 ‐ 9 am
9 ‐ 10 am
10 ‐ 11 am
11 am ‐ Noon
Noon ‐ 1 pm
1 ‐ 2 pm
2 ‐ 3 pm
3 ‐ 4 pm
4 ‐ 5 pm
5 ‐ 6 pm
6 ‐ 7 pm
7 ‐ 8 pm
8 ‐ 9 pm
9 ‐ 10 pm
10 ‐ 11 pm
11 pm ‐ Midnight
To Bronx
To W
estche
ster
Bro
nx -
Wes
tche
ster
Scr
eenl
ine
Tota
l Hou
rly V
ehic
le V
olum
es ~
201
1
60
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Boston RoadHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
15
20
25
30
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Boston RoadAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
61
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To Bronx
To Westchester
BroadwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
15
20
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
BroadwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
62
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To Bronx
To Westchester
Bronx River ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bronx River ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
63
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Henry Hudson ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
120
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Henry Hudson ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
64
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Hutchinson River ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
120
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Hutchinson River ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
65
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Major Deegan ExpresswayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Major Deegan ExpresswayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
66
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
New England ThruwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
New England ThruwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
67
100
200
300
400
500
600
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To Bronx
To Westchester
Riverdale AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Riverdale AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
68
100
200
300
400
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Van Cortlandt Park EastHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Van Cortlandt Park EastAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
69
100
200
300
400
500
600
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
Webster AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Webster AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
70
100
200
300
400
500
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BronxTo Westchester
White Plains RoadHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
White Plains RoadAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Bronx – Westchester Screenline Volumes
71
72
Queens-Nassau Screenline
Northern Boulevard at Queens-Nassau ScreenlineLooking East
73
74
QUEENS ‐ NASSAU SCREENLINE
In 1963, the first year that Queens ‐ Nassau screenline data were analyzed, average two‐way traffic volume on the thirteen roadways studied was 546,600 vehicles per day.
• The Long Island Expressway (including service roads) was the most‐traveled facility, serving 143,800 vehicles per day, 26.3% of total monitored Queens ‐ Nassau traffic.
• Laurelton Parkway carried 85,400 vehicles per day, 15.6% of the total.
• Sunrise Highway served 59,500 daily vehicles, 10.9%.
• Grand Central Parkway and its service road accommodated 51,700 daily vehicles, 9.5%.
• Traffic volumes on Central Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard were not collected prior to 1986.
1963 ‐ 1973
Traffic crossing the Queens – Nassau screenline increased 22.7%, to an average of 670,700 vehicles per day in 1973 from 546,600 in 1963 (124,100 additional daily vehicles).
• Grand Central Parkway traffic (including service road) doubled, to 104,800 daily vehicles in 1973 from 51,700 in 1963.
• Long Island Expressway traffic (including service roads) increased 19.8%, to 172,200 daily vehicles in 1973 from 143,800 in 1963.
• Laurelton Parkway traffic increased 15.6%, to 98,800 daily vehicles from 85,400.
• Jamaica Avenue traffic increased 49.0%, to 22,800 daily vehicles from 15,300.
• Rockaway Boulevard traffic increased 20.5%, to 43,900 daily vehicles from 36,500.
1973 ‐ 1982
Between 1973 and 1982, growth slowed, as volume increased just 6.3% to 713,100 daily vehicles from 670,700.
• The largest numerical increase occurred on Laurelton Parkway, where traffic increased to 121,700 daily vehicles in 1982 from 98,800 in 1973 (22,900 additional daily vehicles).
• The largest percentage increase occurred on Northern Boulevard where traffic increased 26.4%, to 42,000 daily vehicles from 33,200.
1982 ‐ 1986
Growth intensified between 1982 and 1986, increasing Queens – Nassau traffic 14.5%, to 816,600 daily vehicles, (excluding 14,500 on Central Avenue and 12,400 on Seagirt Boulevard where volumes were not counted in 1982).
• Grand Central Parkway traffic (including service road) increased 30.8%, to 144,000 daily vehicles in 1986 from 110,000 in 1982.
75
• Laurelton Parkway traffic increased 22.0%, to 148,400 daily vehicles from 121,700.
• Long Island Expressway traffic (including service roads) increased 12.8%, to 189,000 daily vehicles from 167,600.
• Rockaway Boulevard traffic increased 22.0%, to 56,700 daily vehicles from 46,500.
1986 ‐ 1993
Growth was moderate during this period, as Queens ‐ Nassau screenline volume increased 5.8%, to 892,300 daily vehicles in 1993 from 843,500 in 1986 (including Central Avenue and Seagirt Boulevard which were added to the monitoring schedule as of 1986).
• The largest volume increase was on Grand Central Parkway (including service road) where traffic increased by 30,300 daily vehicles, to 174,300 in 1993 from 144,000 in 1986 (+21.1%).
• The largest percentage increase was on Seagirt Boulevard (up 30.3%, to 16,100 daily vehicles from 12,400).
• The biggest decline was on Laurelton Parkway (decrease of 11,100 daily vehicles, or 7.5%, to 137,300 from 148,400).
1993 ‐ 2001
Growth remained moderate from 1993 to 2001, as Queens ‐ Nassau screenline traffic on the fifteen monitored facilities increased 6.1%, to 946,700 daily vehicles from 892,300.
• The largest volume and percentage increase occurred on the Laurelton Parkway (increase of 34,200 daily vehicles, or 24.9%, to 171,500 from 137,300).
• The biggest decline was on the Long Island Expressway and its service roads (decrease of 15,300 daily vehicles, or 7.7%, to 182,800 from 198,100).
2001 ‐ 2011
The past ten years, from 2001 to 2011, have been characterized by even slower growth, with total volume on the fifteen monitored facilities increasing just 1.2%, to 957,658 daily vehicles in 2011 from 946,700 in 2001.
• By far the largest increase occurred on the Long Island Expressway and its service roads (gain of 47,700 daily vehicles, or 26.1%, to 230,500 in 2011 from 182,800 in 2001).
• The largest decrease was on Grand Central Parkway and its service road, a loss of 16,400 daily vehicles, to 164,500 from 180,900 (‐9.0%).
• Significant decreases also occurred on the following facilities.
‐ Hillside Avenue (down 19.6%, or 5,400 fewer daily vehicles).
‐ Northern Boulevard (down 12.8%, or 5,900 fewer daily vehicles).
‐ Union Turnpike (down 21.6%, or 5,400 fewer daily vehicles).
‐ Hempstead Avenue (down 8.9%, or 4,000 fewer daily vehicles).
76
‐ Sunrise Highway (down 5.8%, or 4,000 fewer daily vehicles).
1963 ‐ 2011
During the 48 years from 1963 to 2011, daily traffic on the thirteen Queens ‐ Nassau thoroughfares monitored throughout the period increased 68.9%, to 923,100 from 546,600.
• Most of the growth in Queens ‐ Nassau traffic since 1963 has occurred on the three limited access facilities crossing the screenline.
• Of the 376,600 additional daily vehicles on the thirteen continuously‐monitored facilities, 284,200 (75.5% of the total increase) are on the three limited access routes.
• The Grand Central Parkway alone (including service road) absorbed over one‐fourth the total screenline traffic increase, its daily volume more than tripling, to 164,500 in 2011 from 51,700 in 1963.
• Laurelton Parkway traffic doubled to 170,100 daily vehicles from 85,400.
• On the Long Island Expressway and its service roads, traffic increased 60.3%, to 230,500 daily vehicles from 143,800.
• Rockaway Boulevard traffic more than doubled, to 74,700 daily vehicles from 36,500.
• Jamaica Avenue traffic increased 84.4% to 28,200 daily vehicles from 15,300.
• Linden Boulevard traffic increased 79.6%, to 25,700 daily vehicles from 14,300.
• Northern Boulevard traffic increased 37.1%, to 39,900 daily vehicles from 29,100.
• The only decrease was on Hillside Avenue (down 5.7%, to 22,200 daily vehicles in 2011 from 23,500 in 1963).
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12,3
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67,9
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12,7
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12,9
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12,7
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70,3
4085
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83,6
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9,47
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9,51
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9,43
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17,6
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20,2
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22,9
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22,4
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26,6
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31,9
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3035
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N/A
N
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8,02
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8,68
78,
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8,76
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7,65
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Hw
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31,4
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30,2
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26,6
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32,8
0633
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32,6
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36,6
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8,83
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11,5
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12,4
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4,94
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7,00
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5,91
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2,86
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346
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0320
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0820
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each
Cha
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13,8
4412
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11,9
9712
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15,3
7712
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12,0
1012
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11,9
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11,9
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assa
u19
6319
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9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
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each
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9,05
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,472
14,7
5913
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11,1
0711
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11,9
2312
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12,6
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11,9
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Cen
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5,45
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905
5,21
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5,11
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5,17
5 G
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Cen
tral P
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26,4
4057
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48,4
2472
,191
89,0
7380
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79,4
8182
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79,9
3484
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85,8
8885
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89,6
4089
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pste
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ve16
,680
16,2
9313
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18,0
3519
,155
21,0
0820
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19,4
5320
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20,8
1522
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22,4
0022
,176
23,6
21 H
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de A
ve11
,270
10,2
9710
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11,4
1913
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12,8
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13,0
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13,9
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13,3
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13,8
2113
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69 L
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42,4
6049
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53,7
3476
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73,0
4476
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75,8
4174
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84,5
4482
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89,2
5185
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8,26
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8310
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15,0
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15,6
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27 L
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xp *
73,4
1086
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83,9
0298
,443
96,9
3797
,860
98,2
7199
,342
101,
200
100,
938
99,9
1993
,967
92,5
9392
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rick
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d7,
760
8,08
07,
296
9,20
69,
339
9,86
610
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9,87
19,
933
9,85
29,
595
9,48
29,
568
9,92
0 N
orth
ern
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d14
,680
15,5
8521
,745
20,7
4120
,477
21,5
2420
,619
19,8
7619
,987
19,8
5420
,747
22,0
4921
,584
21,2
43 R
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way
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d17
,990
21,4
7325
,214
30,0
5932
,317
33,9
5835
,009
34,2
3732
,226
32,1
9334
,598
37,6
8335
,134
36,0
98 S
eagi
rt B
lvd
N/A
N
/A
N/A
6,
230
8,12
47,
899
8,09
38,
261
7,72
78,
112
8,45
28,
806
7,89
510
,051
Sun
rise
Hw
y30
,740
31,3
0128
,805
29,1
4532
,406
32,8
2130
,458
33,1
4734
,178
34,1
5834
,796
34,3
8934
,099
31,9
20 U
nion
Tpk
e8,
290
7,55
210
,566
10,8
549,
769
10,7
3710
,513
10,5
0210
,100
10,1
6310
,873
10,1
8212
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13,3
46 T
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s27
4,19
033
5,76
233
9,66
742
6,53
344
4,27
244
6,84
344
4,00
145
0,22
945
4,96
446
2,03
147
3,18
546
7,28
647
3,36
447
5,19
3
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assa
u20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
0820
0920
1020
11 B
each
Cha
nnel
Dr
12,4
8411
,702
11,6
5213
,454
13,6
1511
,667
11,5
3111
,772
10,8
91 C
entra
l Ave
5,10
05,
541
5,76
26,
262
5,33
44,
803
4,73
84,
750
4,86
1 G
rand
Cen
tral P
ky *
92,4
2692
,233
93,3
9984
,853
84,8
3180
,185
80,9
6785
,415
84,2
11 H
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tead
Ave
24,4
6622
,881
24,7
5722
,234
23,2
9221
,910
22,1
9122
,005
21,4
70 H
illsi
de A
ve12
,864
12,6
7613
,055
10,5
6512
,158
12,4
1111
,080
10,6
7310
,404
Jam
aica
Ave
14,7
2115
,126
15,7
1714
,660
14,4
7914
,641
13,9
5314
,203
13,9
28 L
aure
lton
Pky
86,2
2989
,675
88,9
0988
,702
93,7
0083
,373
87,1
1886
,706
88,5
28 L
inde
n B
lvd
16,5
2815
,619
16,1
2315
,199
13,9
9611
,912
13,9
1914
,815
13,7
08 L
ong
Isla
nd E
xp *
90,9
4092
,065
92,3
3394
,300
99,6
0211
4,97
111
9,87
011
2,48
311
7,33
4 M
erric
k B
lvd
10,0
5210
,565
9,69
49,
567
9,42
110
,467
9,42
610
,581
9,80
4 N
orth
ern
Blv
d21
,970
21,7
4821
,067
19,8
3718
,072
18,7
1818
,372
18,2
5318
,291
Roc
kaw
ay B
lvd
37,9
2938
,468
37,1
8837
,396
38,2
9337
,293
36,7
4237
,297
38,1
57 S
eagi
rt B
lvd
11,6
3410
,379
9,80
511
,321
11,7
839,
808
10,0
6410
,498
10,1
43 S
unris
e H
wy
33,1
2334
,421
35,8
4233
,986
35,2
7232
,835
33,3
2934
,963
32,4
11 U
nion
Tpk
e12
,896
12,2
4610
,437
9,29
78,
774
9,07
48,
775
9,04
18,
204
Tot
als
483,
362
485,
345
485,
740
471,
633
482,
622
474,
068
482,
075
483,
455
482,
345
* In
clud
es s
ervi
ce ro
ads.
Que
ens-
Nas
sau
Scre
enlin
e H
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es (c
ontin
ued)
81
Bot
h D
irect
ions
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Bea
ch C
hann
el D
r19
,660
23,4
2627
,170
25,6
7522
,924
22,8
0723
,903
23,8
6724
,959
24,2
4224
,723
25,5
8524
,660
25,6
10 C
entra
l Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
14
,520
13,7
9112
,807
13,2
1113
,873
13,0
8613
,995
12,8
0613
,766
12,9
2414
,406
Gra
nd C
entra
l Pky
*51
,720
104,
836
110,
038
143,
966
174,
334
162,
869
158,
670
158,
657
157,
787
163,
492
168,
866
173,
196
180,
865
178,
867
Hem
pste
ad A
ve35
,400
35,4
6035
,785
37,7
0640
,163
42,5
2041
,825
40,7
4741
,896
42,3
7649
,889
46,8
8744
,650
43,4
18 H
illsi
de A
ve23
,500
22,0
2520
,424
22,9
0425
,422
27,5
4725
,882
25,8
2726
,411
26,9
1332
,310
27,9
7127
,575
27,3
28 J
amai
ca A
ve15
,300
22,7
9927
,329
27,4
5827
,383
26,5
1926
,310
27,1
2026
,378
27,2
1328
,264
28,7
4228
,206
30,1
93 L
aure
lton
Pky
85,4
4098
,797
121,
674
148,
408
137,
260
145,
855
144,
808
143,
735
155,
409
159,
320
160,
790
159,
143
171,
445
162,
292
Lin
den
Blv
d14
,330
18,7
3019
,560
23,0
5028
,908
30,5
0631
,143
27,9
0827
,874
28,6
2129
,514
28,4
6126
,701
27,8
12 L
ong
Isla
nd E
xp *
143,
750
172,
152
167,
558
188,
996
198,
130
199,
832
198,
606
200,
944
201,
602
201,
248
196,
630
191,
379
182,
798
190,
612
Mer
rick
Blv
d15
,640
16,2
2017
,927
18,9
1418
,142
19,4
9919
,899
19,3
4919
,188
19,3
6919
,158
18,9
1619
,401
19,4
79 N
orth
ern
Blv
d29
,130
33,2
4442
,033
40,9
7341
,752
42,8
9941
,630
42,2
2641
,949
41,0
0343
,644
44,9
6145
,805
44,1
86 R
ocka
way
Blv
d36
,460
43,9
2146
,514
56,7
3560
,517
64,5
4566
,517
66,1
5163
,618
66,1
2370
,555
74,1
3072
,027
69,9
63 S
eagi
rt B
lvd
N/A
N
/A
N/A
12
,391
16,1
4916
,311
16,7
8016
,687
16,4
9416
,522
16,1
0817
,571
15,9
3920
,392
Sun
rise
Hw
y59
,470
62,7
0457
,397
59,4
0165
,245
59,4
6460
,772
65,9
5368
,158
66,7
9670
,668
70,9
9568
,618
62,8
42 U
nion
Tpk
e16
,750
16,3
8819
,737
22,4
4122
,198
23,1
9522
,787
23,1
0022
,322
22,1
7023
,118
18,4
4425
,113
26,6
06 T
otal
s54
6,55
067
0,70
271
3,14
684
3,53
889
2,31
889
7,17
589
2,74
389
6,14
490
7,13
191
9,40
394
7,04
394
0,14
794
6,72
794
4,00
6
Bot
h D
irect
ions
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bea
ch C
hann
el D
r26
,328
24,2
4423
,649
25,8
0128
,992
24,3
5223
,541
24,2
8722
,818
Cen
tral A
ve14
,419
14,2
2214
,671
15,5
7013
,655
13,8
5413
,516
13,5
8313
,700
Gra
nd C
entra
l Pky
*18
7,21
818
4,69
718
6,39
216
5,79
416
2,74
915
8,60
815
6,42
116
2,86
216
4,49
9 H
emps
tead
Ave
51,3
3243
,662
44,0
2740
,965
46,0
7846
,615
44,4
9441
,706
40,6
66 H
illsi
de A
ve25
,004
26,3
7326
,527
23,1
2324
,328
24,9
0023
,561
23,5
3522
,172
Jam
aica
Ave
29,7
6530
,727
31,6
2029
,614
29,0
0329
,074
28,2
7129
,150
28,2
13 L
aure
lton
Pky
159,
012
175,
403
169,
154
168,
859
173,
654
159,
167
162,
052
170,
241
170,
143
Lin
den
Blv
d29
,432
28,4
8829
,644
28,2
9825
,972
24,7
6726
,349
27,6
3025
,733
Lon
g Is
land
Exp
*19
0,63
418
3,86
218
4,82
419
1,90
020
1,39
523
0,40
423
8,95
222
7,84
023
0,47
8 M
erric
k B
lvd
20,5
9021
,006
19,5
3519
,033
18,6
5919
,508
18,5
6620
,322
19,4
34 N
orth
ern
Blv
d45
,665
44,8
0241
,874
41,3
6039
,025
39,4
8338
,624
39,1
3839
,933
Roc
kaw
ay B
lvd
72,5
6273
,932
73,3
4473
,767
77,7
5975
,460
75,1
0874
,064
74,7
17 S
eagi
rt B
lvd
22,8
9721
,044
19,8
5122
,557
22,4
4219
,907
20,2
6821
,298
20,8
33 S
unris
e H
wy
67,6
6568
,127
71,0
0866
,819
68,8
9864
,994
66,3
9467
,712
64,6
24 U
nion
Tpk
e26
,171
25,0
1622
,969
21,0
8919
,600
20,4
1219
,484
20,3
0019
,695
Tot
als
968,
694
965,
605
959,
089
934,
549
952,
209
951,
505
955,
601
963,
668
957,
658
* In
clud
es s
ervi
ce ro
ads.
Que
ens-
Nas
sau
Scre
enlin
e H
isto
rical
Com
paris
ons
Ave
rage
Dai
ly T
raffi
c Vo
lum
es (c
ontin
ued)
82
20
0
40
0
60
0
80
0
1,000
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Que
ens
–N
assa
u Sc
reen
line
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
sAv
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
Tota
l of B
oth
Dire
ctio
nsTh
ousa
nds
83
Bea
ch C
hann
el
Gra
nd C
entr
al P
arkw
ay
Driv
e
Cen
tral
Ave
M
ain
Rdw
y S
ervi
ce R
dwy
Hem
pste
ad A
ve
Hill
side
Ave
* S
/B
N
/B
*
W/B
E
/B
* W
/B
E/B
* W
/B
E/B
*
W/B
E
/B
* W
/B
E/B
Mid
-1am
209
121
114
4129
850
915
1127
225
091
831-
2am
126
6853
2022
234
88
515
315
043
402-
3am
7355
3815
301
256
55
109
118
1926
3-4a
m58
6023
1896
442
44
595
119
2717
4-5a
m84
125
3024
3,55
11,
248
412
184
222
5823
5-6a
m20
130
473
655,
606
3,50
918
3749
848
618
695
6-7a
m49
958
522
718
65,
116
5,58
454
104
1,07
889
657
820
27-
8am
633
765
519
277
4,27
95,
899
137
319
1,43
71,
490
830
510
8-9a
m62
169
859
933
54,
399
4,67
316
862
91,
165
1,12
970
078
19-
10am
545
548
513
326
3,78
03,
803
218
468
945
925
562
580
10-1
1am
496
533
420
269
3,56
33,
791
244
346
932
1,03
251
349
411
-Noo
n49
455
838
025
73,
388
4,02
329
033
992
71,
074
585
540
Noo
n-1
537
584
453
280
3,45
04,
399
335
339
934
1,13
864
758
31-
2pm
587
628
484
286
3,79
05,
288
324
343
988
1,23
367
160
02-
3pm
655
649
520
270
4,42
55,
028
355
330
1,10
71,
366
698
638
3-4p
m70
475
954
732
35,
052
4,37
038
945
21,
025
1,45
874
182
04-
5pm
764
687
608
338
5,07
84,
121
527
671
1,12
71,
478
825
940
5-6p
m83
968
765
235
24,
702
4,89
360
168
51,
214
1,50
81,
020
929
6-7p
m84
359
464
330
23,
470
4,36
038
743
81,
169
1,39
591
279
77-
8pm
773
548
547
271
2,79
23,
261
264
188
1,05
51,
125
694
618
8-9p
m69
942
544
920
82,
670
2,61
921
811
989
992
953
844
19-
10pm
575
355
371
158
2,19
92,
524
158
7276
479
241
130
210
-11p
m53
530
834
213
21,
645
2,02
283
5263
367
925
821
711
-Mid
377
247
234
108
702
1,26
140
2948
647
816
112
8
24 h
r Tot
al11
,927
10,8
918,
839
4,86
175
,442
78,2
134,
846
5,99
819
,196
21,4
7011
,768
10,4
04
6-10
am2,
298
2,59
61,
858
1,12
417
,574
19,9
5957
71,
520
4,62
54,
440
2,67
02,
073
10am
-1pm
1,52
71,
675
1,25
380
610
,401
12,2
1386
91,
024
2,79
33,
244
1,74
51,
617
1-3p
m1,
242
1,27
71,
004
556
8,21
510
,316
679
673
2,09
52,
599
1,36
91,
238
3-7p
m3,
150
2,72
72,
450
1,31
518
,302
17,7
441,
904
2,24
64,
535
5,83
93,
498
3,48
66a
m-7
pm8,
217
8,27
56,
565
3,80
154
,492
60,2
324,
029
5,46
314
,048
16,1
229,
282
8,41
4
* To
Que
ens
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Que
ens
- Nas
sau
84
L
aure
lton
L
ong
Isla
nd E
xpre
ssw
ay
J
amai
ca A
ve
Park
way
L
inde
n B
lvd
M
ain
Rdw
y
Serv
ice
Rdw
y
Mer
rick
Blv
d*
W/B
E
/B
* W
/B
E/B
* W
/B
E/B
*
W/B
E
/B
*
W/B
E
/B
* W
/B
E/B
Mid
-1am
5511
91,
050
1,90
517
520
11,
159
1,83
110
1290
135
1-2a
m47
8253
21,
041
9499
821
1,21
05
740
752-
3am
5554
423
664
6965
756
1,03
33
330
513-
4am
120
5058
348
656
531,
102
1,02
71
528
354-
5am
319
821,
512
666
107
842,
281
1,49
51
741
325-
6am
701
181
4,67
11,
560
273
233
6,05
63,
168
2130
131
826-
7am
955
442
6,42
73,
575
544
475
6,51
65,
802
207
100
380
163
7-8a
m80
981
95,
336
4,94
582
784
25,
586
6,80
157
421
965
134
58-
9am
712
1,10
84,
559
4,73
170
186
25,
260
6,84
221
733
060
158
49-
10am
665
792
4,57
54,
135
538
642
5,83
16,
094
217
296
470
527
10-1
1am
693
679
3,79
93,
653
524
619
6,06
85,
898
234
397
450
462
11-N
oon
788
743
3,67
13,
660
537
617
5,78
35,
622
173
257
491
488
Noo
n-1
790
805
3,69
93,
922
554
650
5,60
65,
678
164
199
560
562
1-2p
m82
481
93,
886
4,48
560
468
85,
642
5,98
114
121
459
057
12-
3pm
920
917
4,11
15,
429
633
899
5,96
66,
328
147
241
630
621
3-4p
m1,
035
1,04
84,
281
5,75
866
595
46,
035
6,45
518
043
864
672
34-
5pm
1,21
11,
081
4,57
05,
784
704
948
6,48
76,
159
281
798
666
770
5-6p
m97
21,
077
4,68
15,
799
816
966
6,13
05,
939
715
924
760
804
6-7p
m73
795
44,
388
5,90
083
395
95,
944
6,45
693
963
165
083
77-
8pm
618
683
3,91
15,
387
774
801
5,27
76,
138
211
181
572
654
8-9p
m53
751
03,
359
4,47
865
966
44,
596
5,24
511
497
426
465
9-10
pm36
238
73,
217
4,03
054
957
64,
165
4,52
573
6634
335
110
-11p
m24
430
52,
570
3,66
544
850
43,
201
3,39
140
4523
526
411
-Mid
116
191
1,80
42,
870
341
307
2,18
22,
696
2623
149
203
24 h
r Tot
al14
,285
13,9
2881
,615
88,5
2812
,025
13,7
0810
8,45
011
1,81
44,
694
5,52
09,
630
9,80
4
6-10
am3,
141
3,16
120
,897
17,3
862,
610
2,82
123
,193
25,5
391,
215
945
2,10
21,
619
10am
-1pm
2,27
12,
227
11,1
6911
,235
1,61
51,
886
17,4
5717
,198
571
853
1,50
11,
512
1-3p
m1,
744
1,73
67,
997
9,91
41,
237
1,58
711
,608
12,3
0928
845
51,
220
1,19
23-
7pm
3,95
54,
160
17,9
2023
,241
3,01
83,
827
24,5
9625
,009
2,11
52,
791
2,72
23,
134
6am
-7pm
11,1
1111
,284
57,9
8361
,776
8,48
010
,121
76,8
5480
,055
4,18
95,
044
7,54
57,
457
* To
Que
ens
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Que
ens
- Nas
sau
(con
t'd)
85
N
orth
ern
Blv
d
Roc
kaw
ay B
lvd
S
eagi
rt B
lvd
S
unris
e H
wy
U
nion
Tpk
eTo
tals
* W
/B
E/B
*
N/B
S
/B
* W
/B
E/B
*
W/B
E
/B
* W
/B
E/B
To
Que
ens
To N
assa
u
Mid
-1am
9696
340
645
137
8124
827
169
424,
428
6,35
31-
2am
4851
210
332
7144
126
154
4620
2,64
53,
746
2-3a
m22
3614
723
642
3113
512
028
132,
255
2,78
13-
4am
3227
186
190
2628
162
110
319
3,49
82,
663
4-5a
m72
4140
128
951
8134
717
237
319,
080
4,63
45-
6am
261
131
1,03
852
412
818
994
637
710
668
20,9
1411
,039
6-7a
m96
938
72,
092
1,27
853
045
21,
916
854
418
208
28,5
0621
,293
7-8a
m1,
620
1,15
32,
704
1,93
61,
051
704
1,98
11,
470
618
412
29,5
9228
,906
8-9a
m1,
482
1,45
02,
542
2,17
185
969
81,
777
1,83
153
972
826
,901
29,5
809-
10am
1,33
11,
265
2,22
91,
885
615
551
1,61
61,
663
520
469
25,1
7024
,969
10-1
1am
1,18
61,
033
1,96
01,
777
425
446
1,55
91,
704
539
410
23,6
0523
,543
11-N
oon
1,16
41,
054
1,91
71,
812
417
456
1,60
61,
792
641
472
23,2
5223
,764
Noo
n-1
1,31
51,
086
2,01
71,
947
478
498
1,76
81,
894
789
495
24,0
9625
,059
1-2p
m1,
250
1,08
82,
082
2,03
049
850
11,
880
1,94
077
454
525
,015
27,2
402-
3pm
1,29
71,
174
2,08
42,
240
606
660
1,87
12,
152
759
520
26,7
8429
,462
3-4p
m1,
378
1,29
72,
177
2,57
160
21,
028
1,85
42,
561
784
671
28,0
9531
,686
4-5p
m1,
536
1,36
62,
203
2,61
369
487
51,
954
2,63
793
878
030
,173
32,0
465-
6pm
1,67
81,
368
2,16
92,
645
734
756
2,08
72,
642
1,13
767
930
,907
32,6
536-
7pm
1,49
61,
381
2,01
82,
608
683
608
1,88
42,
459
904
563
27,9
0031
,242
7-8p
m1,
149
1,02
41,
718
2,36
858
448
61,
788
1,94
564
142
123
,368
26,0
998-
9pm
894
702
1,44
51,
988
503
328
1,64
51,
448
493
276
20,1
4420
,942
9-10
pm69
851
71,
120
1,57
639
525
71,
485
976
348
185
17,2
3317
,649
10-1
1pm
459
356
964
1,42
032
721
497
777
420
411
013
,165
14,4
5811
-Mid
209
208
797
1,07
623
417
160
146
512
877
8,58
710
,538
24 h
r Tot
al21
,642
18,2
9136
,560
38,1
5710
,690
10,1
4332
,213
32,4
1111
,491
8,20
447
5,31
348
2,34
5
6-10
am5,
402
4,25
59,
567
7,27
03,
055
2,40
57,
290
5,81
82,
095
1,81
711
0,16
910
4,74
810
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5,53
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770
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4,16
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27,5
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192
8,23
323
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6,95
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636
1,44
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To Nassau
Que
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87
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To QueensTo Nassau
Beach Channel DriveHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
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25
30
1963
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2011
Beach Channel DriveAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
88
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500
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800
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1-2
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To QueensTo Nassau
Central AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
1986
1993
1994
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1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Central AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
89
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
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To Queens
To Nassau
Grand Central ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
50
100
150
200
1963
1973
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1986
1993
1994
1995
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1997
1998
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2003
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2005
2006
2007
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2010
2011
Grand Central ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
Includes Service Road
90
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
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am
1-2
am
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To QueensTo Nassau
Hempstead AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
10
20
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40
50
60
1963
1973
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1986
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1995
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1997
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2001
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2011
Hempstead AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
91
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
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1-2
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To QueensTo Nassau
Hillside AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
15
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25
30
35
1963
1973
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2011
Hillside AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
92
200
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800
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To QueensTo Nassau
Jamaica AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
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25
30
35
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2011
Jamaica AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
93
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2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
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To Queens
To Nassau
Laurelton ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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Laurelton ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
94
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To QueensTo Nassau
Linden BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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25
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35
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Linden BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
95
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2,000
3,000
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6,000
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8,000
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To Queens
To Nassau
Long Island ExpresswayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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250
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Long Island ExpresswayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
Includes Service Roads
Includes Service Roads
96
200
400
600
800
1,000
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To QueensTo Nassau
Merrick BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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25
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Merrick BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
97
500
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To QueensTo Nassau
Northern BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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Northern BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
98
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
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2 pm
To QueensTo Nassau
Rockaway BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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80
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Rockaway BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
99
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
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2 pm
To QueensTo Nassau
Seagirt BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
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10
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20
25
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Seagirt BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
100
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
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To QueensTo Nassau
Sunrise HighwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
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80
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Sunrise HighwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
101
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
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1-2
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To QueensTo Nassau
Union TurnpikeHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
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25
30
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Union TurnpikeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Queens – Nassau Screenline Volumes
102
New York – New Jersey Screenline
George Washington Bridge
103
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NEW YORK ‐ NEW JERSEY SCREENLINE
Manhattan – New Jersey
In 1963, daily traffic between Manhattan and New Jersey averaged 265,600 vehicles.
• The George Washington Bridge was the most heavily‐traveled crossing, serving 127,500 vehicles per day (48.0% of the total).
• The Holland Tunnel accommodated 58,800 daily vehicles.
• The Lincoln Tunnel was used by 79,300 daily vehicles.
1963 – 1973 Manhattan – New Jersey
Between 1963 and 1973, Manhattan ‐ New Jersey traffic volume grew to 397,200 vehicles per day, an increase of 49.5% (131,600 additional daily vehicles).
• George Washington Bridge traffic increased 82.6% (to 232,700 daily vehicles in 1973 from 127,500 in 1963), partly as a result of the opening of the lower level, and the Alexander Hamilton Bridge/Trans‐Manhattan Expressway route, which facilitated travel between Bronx/Queens/Long Island/New England and New Jersey via upper Manhattan.
• That increase of 105,200 daily vehicles using the George Washington Bridge accounted for 80.0% of the total 1963‐1973 growth in Manhattan ‐ New Jersey screenline traffic.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic increased 25.8%, to 99,800 daily vehicles from 79,300.
• Holland Tunnel traffic increased 10.1%, to 64,700 vehicles per day from 58,800.
1973 – 1982 Manhattan – New Jersey
Growth slowed considerably between 1973 and 1982, with daily Manhattan ‐ New Jersey volume increasing by just 36,500 vehicles (+9.2%) to 433,700.
• George Washington Bridge traffic increased 7.1%, to 249,300 daily vehicles in 1982 from 232,700 in 1973.
• Holland Tunnel traffic increased 14.3%, to 74,000 daily vehicles from 64,700.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic increased 10.7%, to 110,400 daily vehicles from 99,800.
1982 – 1986 Manhattan – New Jersey
Faster growth resumed between 1982 and 1986, as daily Manhattan ‐ New Jersey traffic reached 485,800, up 12.0% over the four‐year period.
• George Washington Bridge traffic increased 14.9%, to 286,400 daily vehicles in 1986 from 249,300 in 1982.
• Holland Tunnel traffic increased 4.5%, to 77,300 daily vehicles from 74,000.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic increased 10.5%, to 122,100 daily vehicles from 110,400.
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1986 – 1993 Manhattan – New Jersey
From 1986 to 1993, Manhattan ‐ New Jersey traffic decreased 2.6%, to 473,100 daily vehicles from 485,800.
• George Washington Bridge traffic decreased 9.0%, to 260,700 daily vehicles in 1993 from 286,400 in 1986.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic decreased 2.0%, to 119,700 daily vehicles from 122,100.
• The only increase was at the Holland Tunnel, where traffic increased 19.9%, to 92,700 daily vehicles from 77,300.
1993 – 2001 Manhattan – New Jersey
Manhattan ‐ New Jersey traffic decreased an additional 3.0%, to 458,900 daily vehicles in 2001 from 473,100 in 1993.
• Following the events of 9/11/2001, Holland Tunnel traffic fell 53.2%, to 43,400 daily vehicles in fall 2001 compared to 92,700 in fall 1993.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic decreased 11.2%, to 106,200 daily vehicles from 119,700.
• The only increase was at the George Washington Bridge, where traffic increased 18.6%, to 309,300 daily vehicles from 260,700.
2001 – 2011 Manhattan – New Jersey
During the most recent ten‐year period, Manhattan – New Jersey traffic increased 7.0%, to 491,100 daily vehicles in 2011 from 458,900 in 2001.
• Holland Tunnel traffic more than doubled, to 93,600 daily vehicles in fall 2011 from 43,400 in fall 2001. This amounts to a full recovery of Holland Tunnel traffic volume from the depressed levels which had resulted from the events of 9/11/2001.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic increased 10.7%, to 117,600 daily vehicles from 106,200.
• Conversely, George Washington Bridge traffic decreased 9.5%, to 279,900 daily vehicles from 309,300.
1963 – 2011 Manhattan – New Jersey
During the 48 years from 1963 to 2011, traffic between Manhattan and New Jersey increased 84.9%, to 491,100 daily vehicles from 265,600.
• George Washington Bridge traffic climbed 119.6%, to 279,900 daily vehicles from 127,500.
• Holland Tunnel traffic increased 59.1%, to 93,600 daily vehicles from 58,800.
• Lincoln Tunnel traffic increased 48.3%, to 117,600 daily vehicles from 79,300.
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Staten Island – New Jersey
In 1963, Staten Island‐New Jersey screenline traffic was only 27,400 vehicles per day. The highest volume was on the Goethals Bridge, 12,500 vehicles per day.
1963 – 1973 Staten Island – New Jersey
By 1973, motor travel between Staten Island and New Jersey had nearly tripled, to 81,000 daily vehicles in 1973 from 27,400 in 1963.
• Growth was spurred by the opening of the Verrazano‐Narrows Bridge between Brooklyn and Staten Island in 1964.
• Much of the new traffic was simply passing through Staten Island.
• Goethals Bridge traffic jumped 356%, to 56,800 daily vehicles in 1973 from 12,500 in 1963.
• Outerbridge Crossing traffic increased 64.8%, to 11,700 daily vehicles from 7,100.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic increased 59.6%, to 12,500 daily vehicles from 7,800.
1973 – 1982 Staten Island – New Jersey
Growth slowed between 1973 and 1982. Nevertheless, Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic volume rose to 106,600 daily vehicles, an increase of 31.6% during the nine‐year period, the highest rate of any City border screenline.
• Growth was concentrated at the Outerbridge Crossing, where volume nearly quadrupled, to 44,700 daily vehicles in 1982 from 11,700 in 1973. Completion of the West Shore Expressway provided a continuous limited access route between the Outerbridge Crossing and the Verrazano‐Narrows Bridge.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic increased 9.3%, to 13,600 daily vehicles from 12,500.
• On the other hand, volume on the Goethals Bridge decreased 15.0%, to 48,300 daily vehicles from 56,800.
1982 – 1986 Staten Island – New Jersey
Renewed growth between 1982 and 1986 boosted daily Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic volume to 138,400 daily vehicles, an increase of 29.8% in just four years.
• Growth was fairly evenly distributed among the three facilities.
• Goethals Bridge traffic increased 33.8%, to 64,600 daily vehicles in 1986 from 48,300 in 1982.
• Outerbridge Crossing traffic increased 29.4% to 57,900 daily vehicles from 44,700.
• Bayonne Bridge increased 16.8%, to 15,900 daily vehicles from 13,600.
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1986 – 1993 Staten Island – New Jersey
From 1986 to 1993, Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic increased by a modest 1.7%, to 140,800 vehicles per day from 138,400.
• All growth occurred at the Outerbridge Crossing, where daily traffic increased 14.6%, to 66,400 daily vehicles in 1993 from 57,900 in 1986.
• Goethals Bridge traffic decreased 6.5%, to 60,400 daily vehicles from 64,600.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic decreased 12.1%, to 14,000 daily vehicles from 15,900.
1993 – 2001 Staten Island – New Jersey
From 1993 to 2001, Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic increased 25.9%, to 177,200 daily vehicles from 140,800.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic increased 69.0%, to 23,600 daily vehicles from 14,000.
• Goethals Bridge traffic increased 29.4%, to 78,200 daily vehicles from 60,400.
• Outerbridge Crossing traffic increased 13.6%, to 75,400 daily vehicles from 66,400.
2001 – 2011 Staten Island – New Jersey
During the past ten years, Staten Island ‐ New Jersey traffic decreased 4.4%, to 169,500 daily vehicles from 177,200.
• Decreases on all three Staten Island – New Jersey bridges.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic decreased 21.0%, to 18,600 daily vehicles from 23,600.
• Goethals Bridge traffic decreased 3.3%, to 75,600 daily vehicles from 78,200.
• Outerbridge Crossing traffic decreased 0.2%, to 75,300 daily vehicles from 75,400.
1963 – 2011 Staten Island – New Jersey
During the 48 years from 1963 to 2011, daily traffic between Staten Island and New Jersey soared 519%, to 169,500 daily vehicles from just 27,400.
• Outerbridge Crossing traffic skyrocketed more than nine fold, to 75,300 vehicles per day in 2011 from 7,100 in 1963.
• Goethals Bridge traffic jumped 506%, to 75,600 daily vehicles from 12,500.
• Bayonne Bridge traffic increased 139%, to 18,600 daily vehicles from 7,800.
108
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
e20
11 D
aily
Vol
umes
Out
erbr
idge
Cro
ssin
g
Goe
thal
sB
ridge
Geo
rge
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge
Hol
land
Tunn
el
Stat
en Is
land
135,
932
143,
964
38,6
7636
,904
36,3
74
38,9
17
45,5
19
48,0
41
NN
ew J
erse
y
New
Jer
sey
109
To N
ew Y
ork
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
G W
ashi
ngto
n Br
idge
N/A
11
4,28
612
2,93
214
3,19
913
2,52
713
2,08
613
5,21
914
0,01
814
3,48
714
9,09
315
1,68
515
3,46
115
5,23
315
0,75
8 H
olla
nd T
unne
l
N
/A
32,5
2137
,009
35,5
1344
,461
45,4
8245
,484
46,6
8847
,692
47,9
8549
,658
49,4
8612
,548
45,7
22 L
inco
ln T
unne
l
N
/A
49,7
2556
,038
62,2
0957
,491
58,2
7258
,826
59,4
0159
,685
60,6
4762
,159
62,5
1654
,608
58,4
15
Man
hatta
n To
tals
N/A
19
6,53
221
5,97
924
0,92
123
4,47
923
5,84
023
9,52
924
6,10
725
0,86
425
7,72
526
3,50
226
5,46
322
2,38
925
4,89
5 B
ayon
ne B
ridge
N/A
6,
229
6,81
17,
953
8,14
78,
283
8,47
28,
384
9,26
89,
628
9,70
910
,309
14,0
9811
,684
Goe
thal
s Br
idge
N/A
28
,425
24,1
5532
,317
32,3
2533
,416
33,7
2634
,024
34,8
8435
,547
35,9
0037
,919
39,3
1540
,419
Out
erbr
idge
Cro
ssin
g
N
/A
5,86
322
,370
28,9
4835
,129
35,5
6734
,975
36,2
9537
,297
38,0
3440
,944
39,4
7741
,000
38,4
07
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
40,5
1753
,336
69,2
1875
,601
77,2
6677
,173
78,7
0381
,449
83,2
0986
,553
87,7
0594
,413
90,5
10
Gra
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
237,
049
269,
315
310,
139
310,
080
313,
106
316,
702
324,
810
332,
313
340,
934
350,
055
353,
168
316,
802
345,
405
To N
ew Y
ork
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
200
9 2
010
201
1 G
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge15
0,23
315
2,41
814
7,86
115
1,63
914
8,56
714
5,10
214
5,10
514
2,32
113
5,93
2 H
olla
nd T
unne
l47
,727
46,8
0646
,968
48,1
6148
,226
46,0
6146
,696
47,8
2745
,519
Lin
coln
Tun
nel
62,1
5762
,826
61,4
6061
,812
61,6
1956
,812
57,5
0757
,542
54,8
50
Man
hatta
n To
tals
260,
117
262,
050
256,
289
261,
612
258,
412
247,
975
249,
308
247,
690
236,
301
Bay
onne
Brid
ge11
,627
12,2
7511
,933
13,2
9012
,469
11,0
9410
,985
11,2
4810
,460
Goe
thal
s Br
idge
38,8
2837
,559
36,9
0534
,327
38,6
8737
,979
38,3
9739
,470
38,6
76 O
uter
brid
ge C
ross
ing
41,6
5341
,018
41,0
9043
,723
41,2
8239
,319
40,0
7939
,724
38,9
17
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s92
,108
90,8
5289
,928
91,3
4092
,438
88,3
9289
,461
90,4
4288
,053
Gra
nd T
otal
s35
2,22
535
2,90
234
6,21
735
2,95
235
0,85
033
6,36
733
8,76
933
8,13
232
4,35
4
New
Yor
k - N
ew J
erse
y Sc
reen
line
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s Av
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
110
To N
ew J
erse
y19
6319
7319
8219
8619
9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
0120
02 G
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge
N
/A
118,
400
126,
362
143,
199
128,
205
127,
777
130,
810
135,
451
138,
806
148,
095
165,
955
164,
157
154,
077
160,
013
Hol
land
Tun
nel
N/A
32
,210
36,9
8841
,787
48,2
2449
,155
50,8
2650
,110
53,2
9452
,887
53,3
6251
,651
30,8
2946
,835
Lin
coln
Tun
nel
N/A
50
,061
54,4
1559
,844
62,1
6161
,027
60,9
3361
,526
61,8
2463
,805
66,5
3367
,194
51,6
4971
,096
Man
hatta
n To
tals
N/A
20
0,67
121
7,76
524
4,83
023
8,59
023
7,95
924
2,56
924
7,08
725
3,92
426
4,78
728
5,85
028
3,00
223
6,55
527
7,94
4 B
ayon
ne B
ridge
*
N
/A
6,22
96,
811
7,95
35,
832
5,92
96,
064
6,00
56,
635
7,21
87,
894
8,18
49,
533
9,64
3 G
oeth
als
Brid
ge*
N/A
28
,425
24,1
5532
,317
28,0
9929
,048
29,3
1429
,577
30,3
2331
,529
34,9
6334
,872
38,8
8140
,965
Out
erbr
idge
Cro
ssin
g*
N
/A
5,86
322
,370
28,9
4831
,243
31,6
3231
,106
32,2
8033
,171
34,8
3037
,480
33,9
0734
,424
38,0
22
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
40,5
1753
,336
69,2
1865
,174
66,6
0966
,484
67,8
6270
,129
73,5
7780
,337
76,9
6382
,838
88,6
30
Gra
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
241,
188
271,
101
314,
048
303,
764
304,
568
309,
053
314,
949
324,
053
338,
364
366,
187
359,
965
319,
393
366,
574
To N
ew J
erse
y20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
08 2
009
201
0 2
011
G W
ashi
ngto
n Br
idge
168,
796
162,
648
156,
441
160,
439
142,
824
147,
957
144,
589
149,
726
143,
964
Hol
land
Tun
nel
53,3
7049
,365
49,9
9250
,264
52,2
6550
,996
49,4
8846
,840
48,0
41 L
inco
ln T
unne
l65
,166
62,3
3364
,995
65,4
3360
,473
61,3
4161
,475
62,2
9062
,803
Man
hatta
n To
tals
287,
332
274,
346
271,
428
276,
136
255,
562
260,
294
255,
552
258,
856
254,
808
Bay
onne
Brid
ge*
8,58
110
,235
9,82
210
,940
8,98
28,
964
8,43
78,
733
8,20
5 G
oeth
als
Brid
ge*
36,8
9633
,973
31,8
8531
,051
34,3
1234
,855
32,8
3334
,016
36,9
04 O
uter
brid
ge C
ross
ing*
36,9
9739
,208
40,0
1842
,583
34,4
9633
,565
34,7
7334
,941
36,3
74
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s82
,474
83,4
1681
,725
84,5
7477
,790
77,3
8476
,043
77,6
9081
,483
Gra
nd T
otal
s36
9,80
635
7,76
235
3,15
336
0,71
033
3,35
233
7,67
833
1,59
533
6,54
633
6,29
1
* A
ctua
l 24
hour
wes
tbou
nd v
olum
es fr
om S
tate
n Is
land
to N
ew J
erse
y no
t ava
ilabl
e fo
r 197
3, 1
982,
and
198
6;es
timat
ed to
be
the
sam
e as
eas
tbou
nd v
olum
es to
Sta
ten
Isla
nd o
btai
ned
from
toll
reco
rds.
New
Yor
k - N
ew J
erse
y Sc
reen
line
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s Av
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
(con
tinue
d)
111
Bot
h D
irect
ions
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
200
1 2
002
G W
ashi
ngto
n B
ridge
127,
452
232,
686
249,
294
286,
398
260,
732
259,
863
266,
029
275,
469
282,
293
297,
188
317,
640
317,
618
309,
310
310,
771
Hol
land
Tun
nel
58,8
1464
,731
73,9
9777
,300
92,6
8594
,637
96,3
1096
,798
100,
986
100,
872
103,
020
101,
137
43,3
7792
,557
Lin
coln
Tun
nel
79,3
3799
,786
110,
453
122,
053
119,
652
119,
299
119,
759
120,
927
121,
509
124,
452
128,
692
129,
710
106,
257
129,
511
Man
hatta
n To
tals
265,
603
397,
203
433,
744
485,
751
473,
069
473,
799
482,
098
493,
194
504,
788
522,
512
549,
352
548,
465
458,
944
532,
839
Bay
onne
Brid
ge*
7,80
612
,458
13,6
2215
,906
13,9
7914
,212
14,5
3614
,389
15,9
0316
,846
17,6
0318
,493
23,6
3121
,327
Goe
thal
s B
ridge
*12
,478
56,8
5048
,310
64,6
3460
,424
62,4
6463
,040
63,6
0165
,207
67,0
7670
,863
72,7
9178
,196
81,3
84 O
uter
brid
ge C
ross
ing*
7,11
411
,726
44,7
4057
,896
66,3
7267
,199
66,0
8168
,575
70,4
6872
,864
78,4
2473
,384
75,4
2476
,429
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s27
,398
81,0
3410
6,67
213
8,43
614
0,77
514
3,87
514
3,65
714
6,56
515
1,57
815
6,78
616
6,89
016
4,66
817
7,25
117
9,14
0
Gra
nd T
otal
s29
3,00
147
8,23
754
0,41
662
4,18
761
3,84
461
7,67
462
5,75
563
9,75
965
6,36
667
9,29
871
6,24
271
3,13
363
6,19
571
1,97
9
Bot
h D
irect
ions
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
200
9 2
010
201
1 G
Was
hing
ton
Brid
ge31
9,02
931
5,06
630
4,30
231
2,07
829
1,39
129
3,05
928
9,69
429
2,04
727
9,89
6 H
olla
nd T
unne
l10
1,09
796
,171
96,9
6098
,425
100,
491
97,0
5796
,184
94,6
6793
,560
Lin
coln
Tun
nel
127,
323
125,
159
126,
455
127,
245
122,
092
118,
153
118,
982
119,
832
117,
653
Man
hatta
n To
tals
547,
449
536,
396
527,
717
537,
748
513,
974
508,
269
504,
860
506,
546
491,
109
Bay
onne
Brid
ge*
20,2
0822
,510
21,7
5524
,230
21,4
5120
,058
19,4
2219
,981
18,6
65 G
oeth
als
Brid
ge*
75,7
2471
,532
68,7
9065
,378
72,9
9972
,834
71,2
3073
,486
75,5
80 O
uter
brid
ge C
ross
ing*
78,6
5080
,226
81,1
0886
,306
75,7
7872
,884
74,8
5274
,665
75,2
91
Sta
ten
Isla
nd T
otal
s17
4,58
217
4,26
817
1,65
317
5,91
417
0,22
816
5,77
616
5,50
416
8,13
216
9,53
6
Gra
nd T
otal
s72
2,03
171
0,66
469
9,37
071
3,66
268
4,20
267
4,04
567
0,36
467
4,67
866
0,64
5
* A
ctua
l 24
hour
wes
tbou
nd v
olum
es fr
om S
tate
n Is
land
to N
ew J
erse
y no
t ava
ilabl
e fo
r 197
3, 1
982,
and
198
6;es
timat
ed to
be
the
sam
e as
eas
tbou
nd v
olum
es to
Sta
ten
Isla
nd o
btai
ned
from
toll
reco
rds.
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
(con
tinue
d)
New
Yor
k - N
ew J
erse
y Sc
reen
line
112
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
sAv
erag
e D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
Tota
l of B
oth
Dire
ctio
ns
Thou
sand
s
Year
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
e Vo
lum
es
113
G
eorg
e W
ashi
ngto
n
Brid
ge
H
olla
nd T
unne
l
L
inco
ln T
unne
lM
anha
ttan
Tota
ls*
E/B
W
/B
*
E/B
W
/B
*
E/B
W
/B
To
Man
hatta
nTo
N.J
.
Mid
-1am
1,80
13,
593
677
1,37
184
21,
490
3,32
06,
454
1-2a
m1,
142
1,44
741
875
645
193
22,
011
3,13
52-
3am
1,04
21,
182
330
657
386
587
1,75
82,
426
3-4a
m1,
278
1,12
639
276
642
750
32,
097
2,39
54-
5am
2,17
81,
538
641
1,08
088
457
03,
703
3,18
85-
6am
6,14
92,
598
2,18
01,
377
2,84
884
211
,177
4,81
76-
7am
10,6
094,
941
2,99
62,
187
5,07
01,
429
18,6
758,
557
7-8a
m9,
665
6,69
72,
976
2,49
54,
621
2,06
417
,262
11,2
568-
9am
8,63
87,
036
2,89
22,
605
4,35
41,
912
15,8
8411
,553
9-10
am8,
539
6,09
52,
733
2,15
74,
131
1,96
915
,403
10,2
2110
-11a
m7,
277
5,34
02,
378
2,10
73,
082
2,32
812
,737
9,77
511
-Noo
n6,
492
5,93
72,
118
2,04
52,
809
2,47
411
,419
10,4
56N
oon-
16,
151
6,27
51,
948
2,16
42,
547
2,76
510
,646
11,2
041-
2pm
6,09
66,
151
1,94
52,
433
2,48
83,
198
10,5
2911
,782
2-3p
m6,
297
7,43
22,
061
2,74
32,
592
3,74
210
,950
13,9
173-
4pm
6,90
710
,534
2,37
42,
753
2,61
44,
418
11,8
9517
,705
4-5p
m7,
582
11,3
062,
615
2,36
02,
059
5,05
312
,256
18,7
195-
6pm
7,98
211
,221
2,80
32,
005
1,54
45,
052
12,3
2918
,278
6-7p
m7,
949
10,9
022,
638
2,42
21,
945
4,91
612
,532
18,2
407-
8pm
6,48
09,
420
2,27
12,
525
2,19
93,
917
10,9
5015
,862
8-9p
m5,
012
7,80
31,
784
2,55
01,
916
3,73
38,
712
14,0
869-
10pm
4,11
36,
429
1,58
92,
447
1,85
33,
131
7,55
512
,007
10-1
1pm
3,78
74,
748
1,58
52,
175
1,75
73,
007
7,12
99,
930
11-M
id2,
766
4,21
31,
175
1,86
11,
431
2,77
15,
372
8,84
5
24 h
r Tot
al13
5,93
214
3,96
445
,519
48,0
4154
,850
62,8
0323
6,30
125
4,80
8
6-10
am37
,451
24,7
6911
,597
9,44
418
,176
7,37
467
,224
41,5
8710
am-1
pm19
,920
17,5
526,
444
6,31
68,
438
7,56
734
,802
31,4
351-
3pm
12,3
9313
,583
4,00
65,
176
5,08
06,
940
21,4
7925
,699
3-7p
m30
,420
43,9
6310
,430
9,54
08,
162
19,4
3949
,012
72,9
426a
m-7
pm10
0,18
499
,867
32,4
7730
,476
39,8
5641
,320
172,
517
171,
663
* To
Man
hatta
n
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
New
Yor
k - N
ew J
erse
y
114
O
uter
brid
ge
Bay
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Brid
ge
Goe
thal
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ridge
C
ross
ing
Stat
en Is
land
Tot
als
Gra
nd T
otal
s*
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N
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*
E/B
W
/B
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tate
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.To
N.J
.To
N.Y
.
To N
.J.
Mid
-1am
133
9464
140
544
053
01,
214
1,02
94,
534
7,48
31-
2am
8947
394
232
274
267
757
546
2,76
83,
681
2-3a
m75
3729
121
525
918
362
543
52,
383
2,86
13-
4am
7938
280
227
295
191
654
456
2,75
12,
851
4-5a
m10
258
511
370
628
263
1,24
169
14,
944
3,87
95-
6am
228
249
1,29
086
41,
792
524
3,31
01,
637
14,4
876,
454
6-7a
m41
559
32,
060
1,69
52,
793
1,19
55,
268
3,48
323
,943
12,0
407-
8am
489
968
1,94
12,
499
2,61
42,
066
5,04
45,
533
22,3
0616
,789
8-9a
m47
296
21,
953
2,73
92,
330
2,27
74,
755
5,97
820
,639
17,5
319-
10am
415
516
1,95
62,
016
2,17
11,
889
4,54
24,
421
19,9
4514
,642
10-1
1am
387
397
1,88
31,
959
1,85
41,
772
4,12
44,
128
16,8
6113
,903
11-N
oon
358
388
1,76
12,
027
1,71
61,
848
3,83
54,
263
15,2
5414
,719
Noo
n-1
387
368
1,83
71,
939
1,76
71,
852
3,99
14,
159
14,6
3715
,363
1-2p
m44
734
32,
037
1,92
81,
912
1,94
84,
396
4,21
914
,925
16,0
012-
3pm
593
368
2,17
42,
165
1,95
42,
334
4,72
14,
867
15,6
7118
,784
3-4p
m72
939
62,
233
2,71
02,
134
2,68
35,
096
5,78
916
,991
23,4
944-
5pm
892
444
2,51
82,
878
2,30
32,
655
5,71
35,
977
17,9
6924
,696
5-6p
m1,
175
450
2,86
72,
587
2,64
02,
651
6,68
25,
688
19,0
1123
,966
6-7p
m1,
087
396
2,76
42,
118
2,44
02,
496
6,29
15,
010
18,8
2323
,250
7-8p
m67
533
52,
226
1,65
11,
984
2,14
84,
885
4,13
415
,835
19,9
968-
9pm
410
252
1,71
31,
293
1,55
61,
660
3,67
93,
205
12,3
9117
,291
9-10
pm32
321
61,
406
1,00
41,
324
1,23
83,
053
2,45
810
,608
14,4
6510
-11p
m28
116
31,
097
764
1,03
198
62,
409
1,91
39,
538
11,8
4311
-Mid
219
127
843
619
706
718
1,76
81,
464
7,14
010
,309
24 h
r Tot
al10
,460
8,20
538
,676
36,9
0438
,917
36,3
7488
,053
81,4
8332
4,35
433
6,29
1
6-10
am1,
791
3,03
97,
910
8,94
99,
908
7,42
719
,609
19,4
1586
,833
61,0
0210
am-1
pm1,
132
1,15
35,
481
5,92
55,
337
5,47
211
,950
12,5
5046
,752
43,9
851-
3pm
1,04
071
14,
211
4,09
33,
866
4,28
29,
117
9,08
630
,596
34,7
853-
7pm
3,88
31,
686
10,3
8210
,293
9,51
710
,485
23,7
8222
,464
72,7
9495
,406
6am
-7pm
7,84
66,
589
27,9
8429
,260
28,6
2827
,666
64,4
5863
,515
236,
975
235,
178
* To
Sta
ten
Isla
nd
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
New
Yor
k - N
ew J
erse
y (c
ont'd
)
115
5,00
0
10,0
00
15,0
00
20,0
00
25,0
00
30,0
00
Midnight-1am
1-2 am
2-3 am
3-4 am
4-5 am
5-6 am
6-7 am
7-8 am
8-9 am
9-10 am
10-11 am
11-Noon
Noon-1 pm
1-2 pm
2-3 pm
3-4 pm
4-5 pm
5-6 pm
6-7 pm
7-8 pm
8-9 pm
9-10 pm
10-11 pm
11-Midnight
To
New
Yor
k
To
New
Jer
sey
Tota
l Hou
rly V
ehic
ular
Vol
umes
~ 2
011
Year
New
Yor
k –
New
Jer
sey
Scre
enlin
e Vo
lum
es
116
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
E/B To Manhattan
W/B To New Jersey
George Washington Bridge ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
George Washington BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Upper Level opened October 25, 1931.
Lower Level opened August 29, 1962.
Thousands
Year
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
117
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
3,500
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
E/B To Manhattan
W/B To New Jersey
Holland Tunnel ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
20
40
60
80
100
120
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Holland TunnelAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Tunnel opened November 13, 1927.
Thousands
Following 9/11/2001, Holland Tunnel daily traffic volume fell 57% compared tofall 2000. Inbound volume was down 75%; outbound down 40%.
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
118
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
E/B To Manhattan
W/B To New Jersey
Lincoln Tunnel ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Lincoln TunnelAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Center Tube opened December 22, 1937. North Tube opened February 1, 1945.
South Tube opened May 25, 1957.
Thousands
Following 9/11/2001, Lincoln Tunnel daily traffic volume fell 18% compared tofall 2000. Inbound volume was down 13%; outbound down 23%.
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
119
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
S/B To Staten Island N/B To New Jersey
Bayonne Bridge ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
5
10
15
20
25
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Bayonne BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Bridge opened November 15, 1931.
Thousands
Year
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
120
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
E/B To Staten Island W/B To New Jersey
Goethals Bridge ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
20
40
60
80
100
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Goethals BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Bridge opened June 29, 1928.
Thousands
Year
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
121
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
Mid
nigh
t-1am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1
pm
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-M
idni
ght
E/B To Staten Island
W/B To New Jersey
Outerbridge Crossing ~ 2011Hourly Vehicular Volumes
20
40
60
80
100
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Outerbridge CrossingAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both Directions
Bridge opened June 29, 1928.
Thousands
Year
New York – New Jersey Screenline Volumes
122
Brooklyn-Queens Screenline
Linden Boulevardat Brooklyn-Queens Screenline
Looking West
123
124
BROOKLYN ‐ QUEENS SCREENLINE
Newtown Creek Bridges
In 1963, average two‐way total daily volume on the four Newtown Creek bridges was 160,400.
• The Kosciuszko Bridge carried the bulk of that traffic, 102,200 daily vehicles (63.7% of the total).
• The Grand Street Bridge served 12,000 daily vehicles (7.5% of the total).
• 17,600 daily vehicles (11.0%) used the J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge).
• The Pulaski Bridge was the route of 28,600 vehicles per day (17.8%).
1963 – 1973 Newtown Creek Bridges
Between 1963 and 1973, Newtown Creek crossings increased just 4.8% to 168,000 vehicles per day, just 7,600 more than ten years earlier.
• The Kosciuszko Bridge remained the most‐traveled facility, although its volume decreased to 99,000 daily vehicles, 3.1% fewer than in 1963.
• The Grand Street Bridge volume decreased 2.5%, to 11,700 daily vehicles in 1973 from 12,000 in 1963.
• Traffic using the J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge) increased 52.0%, to 26,800 daily vehicles in 1973 from 17,600 in 1963.
• Pulaski Bridge traffic increased 6.7%, to 30,500 from 28,600.
1973 – 1982 Newtown Creek Bridges
Between 1973 and 1982, Newtown Creek vehicular crossings increased 7.0% to 179,800 vehicles per day from 168,000.
• Growth was concentrated solely on the Kosciuszko Bridge, where daily volume increased 30.8% to 129,600.
• Daily volumes decreased on the other three bridges: Grand Street Bridge down 21.5% to 9,200; J.J. Byrne (Greenpoint Avenue) Bridge down 33.2% to 17,900; and Pulaski Bridge down 24.1% to 23,100.
1982 – 1986 Newtown Creek Bridges
From 1982 to 1986, traffic over Newtown Creek increased rapidly, by 25.0% to 224,800 daily vehicles, with increases occurring on three of the four bridges.
• Kosciuszko Bridge traffic increased 29.9%, to 168,300 daily vehicles in 1986 from 129,600 in 1982.
• Grand Street Bridge traffic increased 24.0%, to 11,400 daily vehicles from 9,200.
• Pulaski Bridge traffic increased 32.9%, to 30,800 daily vehicles from 23,100.
• The only decrease was on the J.J. Byrne (Greenpoint Avenue) Bridge, where daily traffic was 19.9% less in 1986 than in 1982 (14,300 daily vehicles vs. 17,900).
125
1986 – 1993 Newtown Creek Bridges
Growth slowed between 1986 and 1993, as traffic crossing Newtown Creek increased just 2.3% during that seven–year period, to 230,000 in 1993 from 224,800 in 1986.
• Growth was concentrated at the J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge, where traffic increased 79.3%, to 25,700 daily vehicles in 1993 from 14,300 in 1986.
• Grand Street Bridge traffic increased 9.1%, to 12,400 daily vehicles in 1993 from 11,400 in 1986.
• Kosciuszko Bridge traffic decreased 1.0%, to 166,600 daily vehicles from 168,300.
• Pulaski Bridge traffic decreased 17.8%, to 25,300 daily vehicles from 30,800.
1993 – 2001 Newtown Creek Bridges
Faster growth resumed between 1993 and 2001, as Newtown Creek crossings increased 20.1%, to 276,300 in 2001 from 230,000 in 1993, with increases recorded on all four bridges.
• The largest numerical increase occurred on the Kosciuszko Bridge, where daily volume increased to 196,600 in 2001 from 166,600 in 1993 (+18.0%).
• The largest percentage increase occurred on the Pulaski Bridge, where daily volume increased 54.5%, to 39,000 from 25,300.
2001 – 2011 Newtown Creek Bridges
During the most recent ten‐year period, Newtown Creek crossings decreased 3.3%, to 267,000 daily vehicles in 2011 from 276,300 in 2001.
• Volumes decreased on all four bridges.
• Kosciuszko Bridge traffic decreased 2.5%, to 191,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 196,600 in 2001.
• J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge traffic decreased 3.9%, to 25,700 daily vehicles from 26,800.
• Pulaski Bridge traffic decreased 4.2%, to 37,400 daily vehicles from 39,000.
• Grand Street Bridge traffic decreased 11.3%, to 12,300 daily vehicles from 13,900.
1963 – 2011 Newtown Creek Bridges
During the 48 years from 1963 to 2011, traffic crossing Newtown Creek increased 66.5%, to 267,000 daily vehicles in 2011 from 160,400 in 1963.
• Volumes increased on all four crossings.
• Kosciuszko Bridge traffic increased 87.5%, to 191,600 daily vehicles in 2011 from 102,200 in 1963.
• J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge traffic increased 45.8%, to 25,700 daily vehicles from 17,600.
• Pulaski Bridge increased 31.0%, to 37,400 daily vehicles from 28,600.
• Grand Street Bridge traffic increased 2.5%, to 12,300 daily vehicles from 12,000.
126
Other Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Facilities
Volumes on eleven facilities other than the Newtown Creek Bridges were collected at the Brooklyn ‐ Queens screenline for the first time in 1993.
• Total volume on the eleven monitored facilities was 288,800 vehicles per day.
• The highest recorded volumes were on the two limited access facilities, Shore Parkway (Belt Parkway) and Jackie Robinson Parkway.
‐ Shore Parkway (Belt Parkway) carried 135,700 daily vehicles, 47.0% of the total monitored traffic.
‐ 52,300 daily vehicles (18.1% of the total) used the Jackie Robinson Parkway.
• The highest surface arterial volumes were on Linden Boulevard (44,400 daily vehicles), and on Atlantic Avenue (27,500 daily vehicles).
1993 – 2001 Other Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Facilities
Daily volumes on these eleven facilities increased 16.3% from 1993 to 2001, to 335,800 total daily vehicles from 288,800.
• Increases on nine of the eleven facilities.
• Jackie Robinson Parkway traffic increased 38.9%, to 72,700 in 2001 from 52,300 in 1993.
• Traffic on Shore Parkway (Belt Parkway) increased 11.9%, to 151,900 daily vehicles in 2001 from 135,700 in 1993.
2001 – 2011 Other Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Facilities
From 2001 to 2011, total volumes on these eleven facilities decreased 8.6%, to 307,100 daily vehicles in 2011 from 335,800 in 2001.
• Decreases on eight of the eleven facilities.
• The largest decrease occurred on Shore Parkway, a decrease of 11,300 daily vehicles.
• Linden Boulevard traffic decreased 15.5%, to 44,200 daily vehicles in 2011 from 52,300 in 2001.
• Jackie Robinson Parkway traffic decreased 7.4%, to 67,300 daily vehicles from 72,700.
1993 – 2011 Other Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Facilities
During the eighteen years from 1993 to 2011, total daily volumes on these eleven facilities increased by a modest 6.4%, to 307,100 in 2011 from 288,800 in 1993.
• The largest increase was on Jackie Robinson Parkway (up 28.6% to 67,300 daily vehicles from 52,300, an increase of 15,000 daily vehicles).
• The largest decrease was on Atlantic Avenue (down 13.0%, to 23,900 daily vehicles from 27,500, a decrease of 3,600 daily vehicles).
127
Bro
okly
n -Q
ueen
s Scr
eenl
ine
2011
Dai
ly V
olum
es S
how
n
Que
ens
Lind
en B
lvd
22,7
9821
,385
5,10
94,
579
Bro
okly
n
66,4
26Sh
ore
Park
way
Sutte
r Ave
N
Not
e: J
.J. B
yrne
Mem
oria
l Brid
ge a
lso
know
n as
Gre
enpo
int A
venu
e B
ridge
.
128
To B
rook
lyn
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Gra
nd S
treet
Brid
ge
N
/A
N/A
5,
216
6,41
47,
018
7,21
27,
600
6,91
67,
078
7,83
17,
862
7,74
77,
729
7,44
7 J
.J. B
yrne
Mem
oria
l Brid
g
N
/A
11,3
368,
048
7,27
613
,304
13,5
2613
,737
13,3
6812
,660
12,8
6312
,351
12,7
4112
,993
12,3
75 K
osci
uszk
o B
ridge
N/A
43
,118
63,4
2681
,363
78,3
7181
,000
81,3
5679
,729
89,2
2292
,765
97,6
9010
1,85
297
,242
90,6
07 P
ulas
ki B
ridge
N/A
13
,617
9,90
615
,447
13,0
0313
,182
14,4
3614
,926
15,7
3716
,076
15,7
2417
,993
19,2
9218
,667
New
tow
n C
reek
Tot
als
N/A
N
/A
86,5
9611
0,50
011
1,69
611
4,92
011
7,12
911
4,93
912
4,69
712
9,53
513
3,62
714
0,33
313
7,25
612
9,09
6 A
tlant
ic A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
13
,940
13,3
9414
,016
12,7
6713
,951
14,2
3115
,071
14,8
5014
,182
14,6
87 C
oope
r St
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
4,55
85,
010
4,92
94,
841
5,22
05,
460
5,61
15,
942
5,75
65,
741
Cor
nelia
St
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
One
-Way
to Q
ueen
s D
ecat
ur S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
O
ne-W
ay to
Que
ens
DeK
alb
Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
3,16
33,
010
3,16
62,
879
3,23
42,
283
2,51
52,
746
2,56
33,
428
Gre
ene
Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
One
-Way
to Q
ueen
s J
acki
e R
obin
son
Pky
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
24,4
6027
,163
27,3
2329
,318
30,1
6931
,808
33,1
9834
,441
35,7
6037
,175
Lin
den
Blv
d
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
22
,724
23,3
0523
,248
24,3
2426
,472
24,7
5827
,165
26,2
9927
,130
27,6
98 L
inde
n S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
O
ne-W
ay to
Que
ens
Sho
re P
ky
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
65
,341
71,1
2471
,538
72,6
3373
,618
74,0
8573
,484
76,3
6675
,478
69,5
87 S
utte
r Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
3,17
83,
130
3,15
83,
010
3,69
53,
638
3,67
03,
776
3,82
13,
851
Oth
er T
otal
s
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
13
7,36
414
6,13
614
7,37
814
9,77
215
6,35
915
6,26
316
0,71
416
4,42
016
4,69
016
2,16
7 G
rand
Tot
als
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
249,
060
261,
056
264,
507
264,
711
281,
056
285,
798
294,
341
304,
753
301,
946
291,
263
To B
rook
lyn
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Gra
nd S
treet
Brid
ge8,
356
7,46
56,
455
6,92
06,
858
7,37
87,
134
7,26
87,
231
J.J
. Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridg
14,4
4513
,509
13,9
5114
,318
13,4
5312
,756
12,7
5313
,016
12,2
38 K
osci
uszk
o B
ridge
96,1
5392
,556
94,8
3086
,969
91,0
2687
,257
91,2
6791
,098
91,4
71 P
ulas
ki B
ridge
19,4
6519
,923
19,4
3118
,500
18,4
1718
,295
17,8
8118
,166
19,2
88 N
ewto
wn
Cre
ek T
otal
s13
8,41
913
3,45
313
4,66
712
6,70
712
9,75
412
5,68
612
9,03
512
9,54
813
0,22
8 A
tlant
ic A
ve14
,150
14,6
9312
,611
12,0
9511
,180
10,9
4710
,776
11,2
6511
,913
Coo
per S
t6,
001
5,83
26,
160
5,92
15,
565
6,02
56,
216
6,35
75,
910
Cor
nelia
St
One
-Way
to Q
ueen
s D
ecat
ur S
tO
ne-W
ay to
Que
ens
DeK
alb
Ave
3,56
63,
697
3,58
33,
109
3,01
63,
061
2,98
62,
869
2,90
4 G
reen
e A
veO
ne-W
ay to
Que
ens
Jac
kie
Rob
inso
n P
ky36
,445
35,6
8036
,037
34,7
9934
,804
33,3
0233
,337
34,4
1932
,734
Lin
den
Blv
d25
,717
27,2
5128
,195
27,1
1925
,993
23,7
8423
,209
26,7
1822
,798
Lin
den
St
One
-Way
to Q
ueen
s S
hore
Pky
75,6
8276
,608
76,3
9379
,763
81,3
3979
,589
81,7
3777
,981
74,2
08 S
utte
r Ave
4,09
04,
137
4,81
04,
218
4,68
54,
896
5,07
55,
332
5,10
9 O
ther
Tot
als
165,
651
167,
898
167,
789
167,
024
166,
582
161,
604
163,
336
164,
941
155,
576
Gra
nd T
otal
s30
4,07
030
1,35
130
2,45
629
3,73
129
6,33
628
7,29
029
2,37
129
4,48
928
5,80
4
Not
e:
J.J.
Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridge
als
o kn
own
as G
reen
poin
t Ave
nue
Brid
ge.
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
Bro
okly
n-Q
ueen
s Sc
reen
line
129
To Q
ueen
s19
6319
7319
8219
8619
9319
9419
9519
9619
9719
9819
9920
0020
0120
02 G
rand
Stre
et B
ridge
N/A
N
/A
3,98
74,
999
5,43
05,
963
5,65
05,
466
5,79
77,
497
6,52
87,
761
6,16
65,
641
J.J
. Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridg
N/A
15
,462
9,85
07,
062
12,3
9712
,803
13,1
9913
,160
12,2
7712
,741
14,2
6213
,402
13,7
7313
,931
Kos
cius
zko
Brid
ge
N
/A
55,9
2666
,127
86,9
5188
,221
85,3
5487
,283
90,7
7599
,988
102,
427
97,0
9499
,020
99,3
2393
,772
Pul
aski
Brid
ge
N
/A
16,8
5513
,228
15,3
0412
,276
12,6
1714
,044
15,4
1215
,826
16,1
2415
,251
19,4
2819
,770
19,6
81 N
ewto
wn
Cre
ek T
otal
s
N
/A
N/A
93
,192
114,
316
118,
324
116,
737
120,
176
124,
813
133,
888
138,
789
133,
135
139,
611
139,
032
133,
025
Atla
ntic
Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
13,5
4515
,026
15,0
0514
,166
14,4
2514
,315
14,7
2814
,264
13,7
1314
,249
Coo
per S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
5,
199
5,43
15,
649
6,13
23,
886
3,59
83,
702
3,66
33,
761
3,53
3 C
orne
lia S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
552
1,42
51,
529
1,44
31,
522
1,45
41,
787
1,90
51,
936
2,03
2 D
ecat
ur S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
921
2,16
32,
112
2,30
62,
220
2,24
22,
099
2,11
32,
082
2,23
7 D
eKal
b A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
2,
117
2,38
12,
297
2,31
12,
481
2,31
62,
588
2,37
22,
347
2,46
4 G
reen
e A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
762
1,71
11,
810
1,78
71,
872
2,22
31,
922
1,94
71,
962
2,07
8 J
acki
e R
obin
son
Pky
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
27,8
7231
,458
33,7
5131
,483
31,6
1532
,020
33,4
2036
,932
36,9
2037
,545
Lin
den
Blv
d
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
21
,717
23,4
0825
,704
26,5
6227
,160
23,9
2426
,630
25,9
0125
,160
25,4
39 L
inde
n S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
063
2,31
52,
360
2,55
22,
400
2,42
02,
439
2,47
72,
544
2,60
9 S
hore
Pky
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
70,3
6569
,679
68,6
2772
,369
73,7
7673
,754
73,9
6973
,588
76,4
4070
,576
Sut
ter A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
4,
297
3,84
63,
827
3,72
93,
750
3,87
14,
022
4,09
64,
291
4,49
8 O
ther
Tot
als
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
151,
410
158,
843
162,
671
164,
840
165,
107
162,
137
167,
306
169,
258
171,
156
167,
260
Gra
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
26
9,73
427
5,58
028
2,84
728
9,65
329
8,99
530
0,92
630
0,44
130
8,86
931
0,18
830
0,28
5
To Q
ueen
s20
0320
0420
0520
0620
0720
0820
0920
1020
11 G
rand
Stre
et B
ridge
5,78
35,
994
6,56
15,
973
5,72
75,
653
5,44
25,
394
5,08
9 J
.J. B
yrne
Mem
oria
l Brid
g14
,310
14,9
2815
,498
15,5
2213
,574
14,1
7013
,884
13,7
0013
,471
Kos
cius
zko
Brid
ge98
,344
101,
056
103,
983
97,3
7295
,467
94,5
2697
,055
99,6
5510
0,15
3 P
ulas
ki B
ridge
18,8
8120
,223
19,4
8019
,724
18,8
0418
,724
18,2
2218
,815
18,1
34 N
ewto
wn
Cre
ek T
otal
s13
7,31
814
2,20
114
5,52
213
8,59
113
3,57
213
3,07
313
4,60
313
7,56
413
6,84
7 A
tlant
ic A
ve14
,336
13,9
0313
,349
11,9
6111
,066
10,6
1310
,701
12,0
8112
,006
Coo
per S
t3,
140
3,38
83,
622
3,37
23,
378
3,47
73,
482
3,68
83,
077
Cor
nelia
St
1,90
81,
844
1,78
71,
660
1,72
71,
753
1,84
71,
848
1,72
3 D
ecat
ur S
t2,
342
2,33
22,
003
2,24
72,
059
2,20
32,
091
2,10
12,
226
DeK
alb
Ave
2,54
42,
607
2,62
62,
197
2,25
82,
341
2,54
82,
229
2,23
0 G
reen
e A
ve2,
363
2,02
91,
551
1,85
41,
733
1,88
31,
887
1,65
51,
555
Jac
kie
Rob
inso
n P
ky37
,261
38,6
2437
,490
36,0
3435
,893
34,4
3334
,140
34,7
0134
,563
Lin
den
Blv
d25
,393
24,5
0221
,692
24,9
5023
,429
22,9
3721
,255
22,0
7721
,385
Lin
den
St
2,27
02,
161
2,12
32,
192
2,01
21,
992
1,93
61,
938
1,77
6 S
hore
Pky
74,3
5874
,997
75,7
3378
,046
83,1
4283
,850
81,0
7077
,631
66,4
26 S
utte
r Ave
4,70
44,
595
4,93
84,
401
4,41
14,
286
4,34
94,
757
4,57
9 O
ther
Tot
als
170,
619
170,
982
166,
914
168,
914
171,
108
169,
768
165,
306
164,
706
151,
546
Gra
nd T
otal
s30
7,93
731
3,18
331
2,43
630
7,50
530
4,68
030
2,84
129
9,90
930
2,27
028
8,39
3
Not
e:
J.J.
Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridge
als
o kn
own
as G
reen
poin
t Ave
nue
Brid
ge.
Bro
okly
n-Q
ueen
s Sc
reen
line
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
(con
tinue
d)
130
Bot
h D
irect
ions
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Gra
nd S
treet
Brid
ge12
,020
11,7
239,
203
11,4
1312
,448
13,1
7513
,250
12,3
8212
,875
15,3
2814
,390
15,5
0813
,895
13,0
88 J
.J. B
yrne
Mem
oria
l Brid
g17
,630
26,7
9817
,898
14,3
3825
,701
26,3
2926
,936
26,5
2824
,937
25,6
0426
,613
26,1
4326
,766
26,3
06 K
osci
uszk
o B
ridge
102,
190
99,0
4412
9,55
316
8,31
416
6,59
216
6,35
416
8,63
917
0,50
418
9,21
019
5,19
219
4,78
420
0,87
219
6,56
518
4,37
9 P
ulas
ki B
ridge
28,5
6030
,472
23,1
3430
,751
25,2
7925
,799
28,4
8030
,338
31,5
6332
,200
30,9
7537
,421
39,0
6238
,348
New
tow
n C
reek
Tot
als
160,
400
168,
037
179,
788
224,
816
230,
020
231,
657
237,
305
239,
752
258,
585
268,
324
266,
762
279,
944
276,
288
262,
121
Atla
ntic
Ave
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
27,4
8528
,420
29,0
2126
,933
28,3
7628
,546
29,7
9929
,114
27,8
9528
,936
Coo
per S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
9,
757
10,4
4110
,578
10,9
739,
106
9,05
89,
313
9,60
59,
517
9,27
4 C
orne
lia S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
552
1,42
51,
529
1,44
31,
522
1,45
41,
787
1,90
51,
936
2,03
2 D
ecat
ur S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
921
2,16
32,
112
2,30
62,
220
2,24
22,
099
2,11
32,
082
2,23
7 D
eKal
b A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
5,
280
5,39
15,
463
5,19
05,
715
4,59
95,
103
5,11
84,
910
5,89
2 G
reen
e A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
762
1,71
11,
810
1,78
71,
872
2,22
31,
922
1,94
71,
962
2,07
8 J
acki
e R
obin
son
Pky
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
52,3
3258
,621
61,0
7460
,801
61,7
8463
,828
66,6
1871
,373
72,6
8074
,720
Lin
den
Blv
d
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
44
,441
46,7
1348
,952
50,8
8653
,632
48,6
8253
,795
52,2
0052
,290
53,1
37 L
inde
n S
t
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
1,
063
2,31
52,
360
2,55
22,
400
2,42
02,
439
2,47
72,
544
2,60
9 S
hore
Pky
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
135,
706
140,
803
140,
165
145,
002
147,
394
147,
839
147,
453
149,
954
151,
918
140,
163
Sut
ter A
ve
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
7,
475
6,97
66,
985
6,73
97,
445
7,50
97,
692
7,87
28,
112
8,34
9 O
ther
Tot
als
N/A
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
288,
774
304,
979
310,
049
314,
612
321,
466
318,
400
328,
020
333,
678
335,
846
329,
427
Gra
nd T
otal
s
N
/A
N/A
N
/A
N/A
51
8,79
453
6,63
654
7,35
455
4,36
458
0,05
158
6,72
459
4,78
261
3,62
261
2,13
459
1,54
8
Bot
h D
irect
ions
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Gra
nd S
treet
Brid
ge14
,139
13,4
5913
,016
12,8
9312
,585
13,0
3112
,576
12,6
6212
,320
J.J
. Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridg
28,7
5528
,437
29,4
4929
,840
27,0
2726
,926
26,6
3726
,716
25,7
09 K
osci
uszk
o B
ridge
194,
497
193,
612
198,
813
184,
341
186,
493
181,
783
188,
322
190,
753
191,
624
Pul
aski
Brid
ge38
,346
40,1
4638
,911
38,2
2437
,221
37,0
1936
,103
36,9
8137
,422
New
tow
n C
reek
Tot
als
275,
737
275,
654
280,
189
265,
298
263,
326
258,
759
263,
638
267,
112
267,
075
Atla
ntic
Ave
28,4
8628
,596
25,9
6024
,056
22,2
4621
,560
21,4
7723
,346
23,9
19 C
oope
r St
9,14
19,
220
9,78
29,
293
8,94
39,
502
9,69
810
,045
8,98
7 C
orne
lia S
t1,
908
1,84
41,
787
1,66
01,
727
1,75
31,
847
1,84
81,
723
Dec
atur
St
2,34
22,
332
2,00
32,
247
2,05
92,
203
2,09
12,
101
2,22
6 D
eKal
b A
ve6,
110
6,30
46,
209
5,30
65,
274
5,40
25,
534
5,09
85,
134
Gre
ene
Ave
2,36
32,
029
1,55
11,
854
1,73
31,
883
1,88
71,
655
1,55
5 J
acki
e R
obin
son
Pky
73,7
0674
,304
73,5
2770
,833
70,6
9767
,735
67,4
7769
,120
67,2
97 L
inde
n B
lvd
51,1
1051
,753
49,8
8752
,069
49,4
2246
,721
44,4
6448
,795
44,1
83 L
inde
n S
t2,
270
2,16
12,
123
2,19
22,
012
1,99
21,
936
1,93
81,
776
Sho
re P
ky15
0,04
015
1,60
515
2,12
615
7,80
916
4,48
116
3,43
916
2,80
715
5,61
214
0,63
4 S
utte
r Ave
8,79
48,
732
9,74
88,
619
9,09
69,
182
9,42
410
,089
9,68
8 O
ther
Tot
als
336,
270
338,
880
334,
703
335,
938
337,
690
331,
372
328,
642
329,
647
307,
122
Gra
nd T
otal
s61
2,00
761
4,53
461
4,89
260
1,23
660
1,01
659
0,13
159
2,28
059
6,75
957
4,19
7
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e:
J.J.
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emor
ial B
ridge
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as G
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Brid
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Bro
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line
His
toric
al C
ompa
rison
s A
vera
ge D
aily
Tra
ffic
Volu
mes
(con
tinue
d)
131
50
100
150
200
250
300
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Thousands
Brooklyn – Queens ScreenlineHistorical Comparisons
Average Daily Traffic Volumes ~ Total of Both Directions
Total of 4 Newtown Creek Bridges
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Thousands Total of Other Brooklyn-Queens Thoroughfares
Year
Year
132
J.J.
Byr
ne
Gra
nd S
tree
tM
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Kos
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P
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kiN
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wn
Cre
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Bri
dge
Bri
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*
Bri
dge
B
ridg
eTo
tals
W/B
*
E/B
W
/B*
E/
B
W/B
*
E/B
S/B*
N
/B
To
Bro
okly
nTo
Que
ens
Mid
-1am
5845
9117
01,
819
2,59
243
728
62,
405
3,09
31-
2am
5132
6413
21,
191
3,11
925
422
51,
560
3,50
82-
3am
5351
6111
494
43,
573
186
181
1,24
43,
919
3-4a
m99
7063
108
1,10
13,
346
183
183
1,44
63,
707
4-5a
m24
217
811
713
11,
909
3,69
222
326
12,
491
4,26
25-
6am
435
207
441
299
4,22
74,
033
381
574
5,48
45,
113
6-7a
m60
725
791
856
45,
276
4,78
467
01,
115
7,47
16,
720
7-8a
m65
324
893
074
45,
037
4,96
11,
012
1,34
27,
632
7,29
58-
9am
567
270
822
769
4,51
84,
999
1,15
61,
452
7,06
37,
490
9-10
am48
427
174
463
54,
982
4,95
894
71,
093
7,15
76,
957
10-1
1am
467
290
708
608
4,81
94,
630
922
926
6,91
66,
454
11-N
oon
439
282
668
718
4,66
34,
599
922
917
6,69
26,
516
Noo
n-1
454
320
800
725
4,71
94,
480
913
953
6,88
66,
478
1-2p
m44
233
867
274
34,
828
4,51
41,
034
986
6,97
66,
581
2-3p
m44
038
076
392
74,
924
4,93
91,
111
996
7,23
87,
242
3-4p
m43
342
076
71,
043
4,74
25,
460
1,46
21,
080
7,40
48,
003
4-5p
m39
645
091
71,
036
4,65
35,
608
1,57
31,
109
7,53
98,
203
5-6p
m27
336
778
01,
039
4,48
75,
219
1,52
61,
030
7,06
67,
655
6-7p
m16
918
857
687
14,
594
4,70
11,
076
867
6,41
56,
627
7-8p
m12
612
440
766
24,
376
4,26
589
567
65,
804
5,72
78-
9pm
119
9132
547
93,
941
3,52
571
053
15,
095
4,62
69-
10pm
8872
271
362
3,70
22,
913
624
468
4,68
53,
815
10-1
1pm
8678
186
308
3,29
32,
612
546
451
4,11
13,
449
11-M
id50
6014
728
42,
726
2,63
152
543
23,
448
3,40
7
24 h
r Tot
al7,
231
5,08
912
,238
13,4
7191
,471
100,
153
19,2
8818
,134
130,
228
136,
847
6-10
am2,
311
1,04
63,
414
2,71
219
,813
19,7
023,
785
5,00
229
,323
28,4
6210
am-1
pm1,
360
892
2,17
62,
051
14,2
0113
,709
2,75
72,
796
20,4
9419
,448
1-3p
m88
271
81,
435
1,67
09,
752
9,45
32,
145
1,98
214
,214
13,8
233-
7pm
1,27
11,
425
3,04
03,
989
18,4
7620
,988
5,63
74,
086
28,4
2430
,488
6am
-7pm
5,82
44,
081
10,0
6510
,422
62,2
4263
,852
14,3
2413
,866
92,4
5592
,221
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Bro
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n**
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. Byr
ne M
emor
ial B
ridge
als
o kn
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as G
reen
poin
t Ave
nue
Brid
ge.
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Bro
okly
n - Q
ueen
s
133
J
acki
e R
obin
son
A
tlant
ic A
ve
Coo
per
StC
orne
lia S
tD
ecat
ur S
t
DeK
alb
Ave
Gre
ene
Ave
Park
way
W/B
*
E/B
S/
B*
N/B
N
/B
N
/B
S/
B*
N/B
N
/B
W
/B*
E/
B
Mid
-1am
159
180
7737
1427
2417
1648
552
41-
2am
9798
4223
921
1512
923
928
22-
3am
6774
3326
715
1314
615
320
03-
4am
6659
3122
1113
2415
1014
321
64-
5am
127
8845
2514
1960
2518
283
380
5-6a
m26
917
590
4642
2714
692
5172
683
66-
7am
576
347
280
9691
6727
613
198
2,00
81,
925
7-8a
m94
955
552
716
292
130
245
118
922,
718
2,11
78-
9am
882
586
464
159
7211
016
211
271
2,45
11,
880
9-10
am67
253
033
114
486
9713
410
965
2,18
71,
564
10-1
1am
569
512
254
144
8891
143
9978
1,60
21,
375
11-N
oon
566
548
246
148
9811
214
211
672
1,35
41,
373
Noo
n-1
607
589
261
165
9412
214
512
975
1,38
41,
519
1-2p
m61
265
527
417
611
411
517
013
191
1,48
21,
720
2-3p
m65
071
634
320
012
313
117
617
510
61,
686
2,11
83-
4pm
693
915
352
233
126
179
176
178
102
2,02
92,
390
4-5p
m78
799
538
521
113
418
418
817
511
22,
197
2,52
05-
6pm
771
1,05
740
221
912
618
415
414
812
12,
187
2,57
66-
7pm
718
956
367
221
106
161
151
142
104
1,81
22,
339
7-8p
m61
973
132
419
091
127
115
9788
1,53
21,
862
8-9p
m49
156
025
114
271
102
9367
651,
255
1,55
09-
10pm
403
454
228
123
5379
7157
431,
070
1,29
210
-11p
m32
936
517
810
237
6747
3936
955
1,16
611
-Mid
234
261
125
6324
4634
3226
796
839
24 h
r Tot
al11
,913
12,0
065,
910
3,07
71,
723
2,22
62,
904
2,23
01,
555
32,7
3434
,563
6-10
am3,
079
2,01
81,
602
561
341
404
817
470
326
9,36
47,
486
10am
-1pm
1,74
21,
649
761
457
280
325
430
344
225
4,34
04,
267
1-3p
m1,
262
1,37
161
737
623
724
634
630
619
73,
168
3,83
83-
7pm
2,96
93,
923
1,50
688
449
270
866
964
343
98,
225
9,82
56a
m-7
pm9,
052
8,96
14,
486
2,27
81,
350
1,68
32,
262
1,76
31,
187
25,0
9725
,416
* To
Bro
okly
n
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Bro
okly
n - Q
ueen
s (c
ont'd
)
One Way to Queens
One Way to Queens
One Way to Queens
134
L
inde
n B
lvd
Lind
en S
t
Sho
re P
arkw
ay
Sut
ter
Ave
Oth
er T
otal
sG
rand
Tot
als
W/B
*
E/B
N
/B
W
/B*
E/
B
W/B
* E/
B To
Bro
okly
nTo
Que
ens
To B
rook
lyn
To Q
ueen
s
Mid
-1am
264
443
161,
221
1,10
570
612,
300
2,44
04,
705
5,53
31-
2am
178
264
1067
658
439
341,
286
1,34
62,
846
4,85
42-
3am
150
214
1142
840
427
2587
199
62,
115
4,91
53-
4am
195
215
1342
842
323
1891
01,
015
2,35
64,
722
4-5a
m40
529
828
897
757
5133
1,86
81,
685
4,35
95,
947
5-6a
m92
939
144
2,53
71,
923
111
754,
808
3,70
210
,292
8,81
56-
7am
1,74
274
391
4,48
53,
632
243
209
9,61
07,
430
17,0
8114
,150
7-8a
m2,
078
919
112
4,28
14,
075
360
284
11,1
588,
656
18,7
9015
,951
8-9a
m1,
661
1,03
083
4,14
14,
198
359
265
10,1
208,
566
17,1
8316
,056
9-10
am1,
249
964
883,
855
3,44
426
620
58,
694
7,29
615
,851
14,2
5310
-11a
m1,
083
943
983,
562
3,12
120
218
27,
415
6,73
114
,331
13,1
8511
-Noo
n1,
061
1,03
010
53,
441
3,03
621
521
57,
025
6,85
313
,717
13,3
69N
oon-
11,
076
1,11
694
3,46
13,
223
216
232
7,15
07,
358
14,0
3613
,836
1-2p
m1,
084
1,18
011
13,
562
3,38
522
926
47,
413
7,94
214
,389
14,5
232-
3pm
1,20
11,
277
120
4,23
04,
101
309
300
8,59
59,
367
15,8
3316
,609
3-4p
m1,
315
1,54
512
24,
444
4,28
632
632
69,
335
10,4
0216
,739
18,4
054-
5pm
1,28
11,
556
139
4,55
84,
040
382
348
9,77
810
,414
17,3
1718
,617
5-6p
m1,
352
1,56
611
84,
680
4,04
237
934
19,
925
10,4
9816
,991
18,1
536-
7pm
1,18
81,
358
109
4,37
73,
672
348
303
8,96
19,
471
15,3
7616
,098
7-8p
m89
61,
110
883,
768
3,42
426
724
97,
521
8,05
713
,325
13,7
848-
9pm
749
1,00
065
3,27
43,
116
222
199
6,33
56,
937
11,4
3011
,563
9-10
pm68
786
248
3,03
32,
602
191
164
5,68
35,
777
10,3
689,
592
10-1
1pm
568
730
372,
745
2,12
215
713
04,
979
4,83
19,
090
8,28
011
-Mid
406
631
262,
124
1,71
111
711
73,
836
3,77
67,
284
7,18
3
24 h
r Tot
al22
,798
21,3
851,
776
74,2
0866
,426
5,10
94,
579
155,
576
151,
546
285,
804
288,
393
6-10
am6,
730
3,65
637
416
,762
15,3
491,
228
963
39,5
8231
,948
68,9
0560
,410
10am
-1pm
3,22
03,
089
297
10,4
649,
380
633
629
21,5
9020
,942
42,0
8440
,390
1-3p
m2,
285
2,45
723
17,
792
7,48
653
856
416
,008
17,3
0930
,222
31,1
323-
7pm
5,13
66,
025
488
18,0
5916
,040
1,43
51,
318
37,9
9940
,785
66,4
2371
,273
6am
-7pm
17,3
7115
,227
1,39
053
,077
48,2
553,
834
3,47
411
5,17
911
0,98
420
7,63
420
3,20
5
* To
Bro
okly
n
2011
Scr
eenl
ine
Volu
mes
Bro
okly
n - Q
ueen
s (c
ont'd
)
One Way to Queens
135
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
Midnight ‐ 1 am
1 ‐ 2 am
2 ‐ 3 am
3 ‐ 4 am
4 ‐ 5 am
5 ‐ 6 am
6 ‐ 7 am
7 ‐ 8 am
8 ‐ 9 am
9 ‐ 10 am
10 ‐ 11 am
11 am ‐ Noon
Noon ‐ 1 pm
1 ‐ 2 pm
2 ‐ 3 pm
3 ‐ 4 pm
4 ‐ 5 pm
5 ‐ 6 pm
6 ‐ 7 pm
7 ‐ 8 pm
8 ‐ 9 pm
9 ‐ 10 pm
10 ‐ 11 pm
11 pm ‐ Midnight
To Brook
lyn
To Que
ens
Bro
okly
n –
Que
ens
Scre
enlin
eTo
tal H
ourly
Veh
icle
Vol
umes
~ 2
011
136
2
4
6
8
10
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Total of 4 Newtown Creek Bridges
Brooklyn – Queens ScreenlineHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Thousands
Thousands Total of Other Brooklyn-Queens Thoroughfares
137
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Grand Street BridgeHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Grand Street BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsBridge opened February 5, 1903.
Thousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
138
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge)Hourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
J.J. Byrne Memorial Bridge (Greenpoint Avenue Bridge)Average Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsBridge opened December 3, 1929.
Thousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
139
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynT Queens
Kosciuszko BridgeHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
50
100
150
200
250
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Kosciuszko BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsBridge opened April 23, 1939.
Thousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Thousands
140
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Pulaski BridgeHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
10
20
30
40
50
1963
1973
1982
1986
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Pulaski BridgeAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsBridge opened September 10, 1954 (replaced the Manhattan Avenue Bridge).
Thousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
141
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Atlantic AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Atlantic AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
142
100
200
300
400
500
600
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Cooper StreetHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Cooper StreetAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
143
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
Cornelia StreetHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Cornelia StreetAverage Daily Traffic Volumes(Street is One-Way to Queens)
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Street is One-way to Queens
144
25
50
75
100
125
150
175
200
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
Decatur StreetHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Decatur StreetAverage Daily Traffic Volumes(Street is One-Way to Queens)
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Street is One-way to Queens
145
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To Brooklyn
To Queens
DeKalb AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
DeKalb AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
146
50
100
150
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
Greene AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Greene AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes(Street is One-Way to Queens)
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Street is One-way to Queens
147
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Jackie Robinson ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Jackie Robinson ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
148
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Linden BoulevardHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
10
20
30
40
50
60
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Linden BoulevardAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
149
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
Linden StreetHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
3,000
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Linden StreetAverage Daily Traffic Volumes(Street is One-Way to Queens)
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Street is One-way to Queens
150
1
2
3
4
5
6
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Shore ParkwayHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
180
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Shore ParkwayAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
Thousands
151
100
200
300
400
500
12-1
am
1-2
am
2-3
am
3-4
am
4-5
am
5-6
am
6-7
am
7-8
am
8-9
am
9-10
am
10-1
1 am
11-N
oon
Noo
n-1p
m
1-2
pm
2-3
pm
3-4
pm
4-5
pm
5-6
pm
6-7
pm
7-8
pm
8-9
pm
9-10
pm
10-1
1 pm
11-1
2 pm
To BrooklynTo Queens
Sutter AvenueHourly Vehicle Volumes ~ 2011
2
4
6
8
10
12
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
Sutter AvenueAverage Daily Traffic Volumes
Total of Both DirectionsThousands
Year
Brooklyn – Queens Screenline Volumes
152