traffic

I travel just about every day on Fuller Road and Washington Avenue in Albany, just like so many of you. There’s plenty of construction going on, and there will be what I consider some major changes for those roads. I told you when it was ready to start in another story. After doing a little research, thanks to NYSDOT, I finally got a glimpse of what the final product should look like.

I travel almost everyday on Washington Avenue Extension to go to WGNA.

If you take the Patroon Island Bridge, Congress Street Bridge or Thaddeus Kosciuszko (Twin Bridges) to go to work, get ready for some delays.

If you need to travel around the Albany area, around Fuller Road near Washington Avenue in Albany in particular, you may want to find another route.

I have lived in the Albany area my whole life, and there have been plenty of changes. Even if you haven’t lived in the area for long, I’m sure you’ve seen a good amount of changes. As I was driving into Albany the other day, I started to think about one particular area.

This is just pure opinion, but I just can't hold back anymore about this issue.  I nearly killed someone the other day while trying to get to the station here on Kings Road in Schenectady.  Let this be a warning, joggers.

The stretch of Erie Boulevard from State Street to General Electric in Schenectady is a very wide stretch of road. That may be changing.

There’s one Albany area road that I think everyone could get caught for speeding.

In a previous blog, I had a list of five Albany area roundabouts.

Over the last few years, there have been these changes to many Albany area intersections called roundabouts.

A project to replace the bridge carrying Route 9p over I-87 will be causing some delays on the Northway this week.  The original plans to close lanes on the Northway by Exit 14 will be delayed, however, a day due to the weather.  The work will involve closing all northbound lanes at four different points during the night.

If you travel in Albany on Interstate 787 north, and go on the ramp to head westbound on Interstate 90 in Albany, you may want to find another route because of more construction.