New york traffic alerts: here's what's happening this morning

Current Traffic Updates and Road Closures in New York

GREENBURGH, NY – A disabled vehicle is causing traffic delays on I-287 – Cross Westchester Expressway westbound at Before Exit 6 – Broadway (Rte 22). One right lane is currently blocked as of 8:41 AM.

COLONIE, NY – As of 8:21 AM, there is a crash on NY 5 eastbound at Fuller Road; CR 156. The incident has resulted in one right lane being closed.

COEYMANS, NY – A crash on I-87 – NYS Thruway southbound at Before Exit 21A – To I-90 – Massachusetts Turnpike has blocked one left lane since 8:10 AM.

ILION and GERMAN FLATTS, NY – A significant water main break has occurred on NY 51 in both directions between Clark Street; Old Route 5 in Ilion and Route 5S Eastbound On-Off Ramps in German Flatts. All lanes are closed as of 6:35 AM.

PUTNAM VALLEY, NY – There was a crash with property damage on the Taconic State Parkway southbound north of Exit 25 – Peekskill Hollow Rd. – CR 21. The right shoulder is blocked, reported at 12:12 AM.

YONKERS, NY – Fire department activity on US 9 northbound between Main Street and Manor House Square has resulted in all lanes being closed at 4:24 PM.

SYRACUSE, NY – Falling debris has affected NY-930B southbound between W. Genesee St and Erie Blvd W, closing one right lane since 6:09 AM.

NEW YORK, NY – Extensive roadwork on the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge has led to closures in both directions. Westbound traffic from the Belt Parkway Ramp to the Brooklyn Side and on the lower level near the Brooklyn Side are fully closed as of 8:39 AM and 8:33 AM, respectively.

These incidents are part of numerous ongoing roadworks and traffic disruptions throughout New York. Motorists are advised to check traffic updates regularly and plan their routes accordingly to avoid delays.

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