Talk:Interstate 90 in New York

message: *Planned as early as 1938
*1939: appears to have been drawn along US 20, US 20A, NY 5, and US 20
*ca. 1943: shifted north through Buffalo and Rochester (NY 5, NY 33, and NY 31?)
*1947: no major changes
*1955: no major changes
*1957: number assigned (apparently on the Thruway )
*1958: mostly drawn along the Thruway, but clearly passes through Albany
*1959: further north east of Albany
;Cities (1955)
*Buffalo: Follows the Thruway
*Rochester: Follows the Thruway
*Syracuse: Follows the Thruway
*Utica: Follows the Thruway
*Schenectady: Follows the Thruway
*Albany: Follows the Thruway, with a branch on present I-90 west of I-787
**Relating to this: "The Department of Public Works indicates that the deletions from present Interstate Route 504 would prevent the planned construction with Federal Interstate funds of the portion of Route 504 between Albany and North Chatham on the Berkshire Spur."  I'm not sure if this was only a proposed law or if it was actually passed.
;Opening dates
*Before 1972: Thruway to Everett Road
*Before 1972: I-787 to US 4
*July 18, 1972: Everett Road to I-787 
*After 1972: US 4 to Thruway
;East of Albany
*I-90 goes through Albany because it's 30% shorter, though that was apparently a more northerly alignment east of Albany: 
**The other location between Albany, N. Y., and Pittsfield, Mass., is a route 28.9 miles long at an estimated cost of $61.7 million. This route is 30 percent shorter than the toll route and complies with the requirement that interstate routes shall be as direct as possible. This route entails the construction of a bridge over the Hudson River in the city of Albany. The structure for the toll route is the only 4-lane facility on the entire toll system. The toll structure was designed as a 4-lane facility with the full knowledge that a parallel structure would be built 10 miles to the north, and that a 4-lane bridge would satisfy all of the traffic requirements on the toll system. The toll road authority is conducting a study to determine the effect on their revenues of these parallel interstate routes.
*Also: 
**This is what happened in Massachusetts-New York. Interstate 90, which has now been designated Interstate 90, the toll road going to Boston from the Albany interstate route, was the toll road first built. Subsequently Massachusetts and New York asked for pemission to build a free road from around Pittsfield to Albany. This is contained in the comptroller's report. That was denied on the basis that there was in existence a limited-access toll road that would serve the same traffic corridor adequately under their standards and therefore they turned down the application for construction of the free road.
*
**Such a situation existed with respect to a free route of the Interstate System proposed by the States of New York and Massachusetts between Albany, N.Y., and Lee, Mass., which would parallel the New York Berkshire Thruway and a part of the Massachusetts Turnpike, both of which are toll roads, for a distance of approximately 41 miles and on a location varying from 2 to 8 miles north of the toll road. The proposed free section in New York was estimated to cost $61.7 million and the portion in Massachusetts $30.5 million, for a total estimated cost of $92.2 million. The Bureau of Public Roads did not approve the specific location of this proposed free section but insisted that the toll roads, which were determined to be adequate for service of traffic in the area until 1975, should be the location of the interstate highway. The two States ultimately selected the toll roads as the interstate route, and Public Roads has approved the same.
*1956 : Lebanon-Lee Link to Bypass Pittsfield: A 15-to-20-million dollar interstate connecting highway from Route 20 on Lebanon Mountain to the Massachusetts Turnpike's Lee interchange through Bousquet's Ski [?] announced at this morning's county highway hearing in the Superior Courtroom.
*1957 : relocation US 20
*In 1957, at the request of the states, the BPR added 2102 miles of toll roads to the Interstate system, including the Masspike from Boston to East Lee ("the entire route except a short section at the west end"). Of course none of the Berkshire Thruway was added.
;Other notes
*"The New York State Thruway was cited today as an outstanding example of construction in conforming to standards of the Federal Interstate Highway System." 
*Exit 24 originally connected to Washington Avenue: 
* may be useful
*The Feds apparently chose to route I-90 on the Thruway. 
*Interstate Route Connection 541 was I-90: 
--NE2 00:47, 7 December 2007 (UTC)
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message: Is there any way that the mile numbers listed in the exit list can all be based on I-90's distance from the Pennsylvania state line? Cause it just feels confusing to me. The exit numbers obviously stay the same though. NintendoTTTEfan2005 (talk) 03:44, 25 November 2023 (UTC)
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