George Washington Bridge (Lower Level) north/eastbound (with accident)

One of America's most iconic structures, the George Washington Bridge (Interstate 95) opened in 1931 and connects Fort Lee, NJ with Upper Manhattan across the Hudson River. The bridge has a main suspension span of 3,500 ft. and its two towers stand 610 ft. tall. The bridge's two decks carry a total of 14 lanes and it is among the busiest bridges in the world today.
Also Included: Bridge Plaza, George Washington Bridge Bus Terminal, "Under the Apartments" (w/ Accident :O), Highbridge Interchange
For Historic Overview of the Bridge: www.nycroads.co...
For Historic Overview of the Manhattan Approach: www.nycroads.co...

[@divisioneight]

At 5:22, there's a sharper turn now that forces you to practically stop and make the turn back onto the CBE across the Harlem River. The construction on the interchange across the river where the Major Deegan meets the Cross Bronx Expwy is fascinating.

[@TheCNYMike]

Thanks for posting this video. It's helped answer some question about a route I plan to take on a road trip in a couple of months.

[@dudestir127]

Looks like everyone has their own opinion for upstairs or downstairs on the George Washington Bridge. I usually go for the lower level since there's no trucks and I either come from or go to the Major Deegan. But what I really prefer is to use the Tappan Zee Bridge instead.

[@gabrielmcneese21]

I remember going across this when I was a truck driver, kinda scary considering the fact that I was inches away from other cars and trucks.

[@christopherwu8241]

How did the Accident happened?

[@JakeLunceford]

OOPS!!! I ment 3:28 NOT 2:28!!!!
SORRY!!

[@476grace]

Elijah

[@roadwaywiz]

@EricVJ195 upstairs, without a doubt!

[@smognote]

thanks for this. now i know where i screwed up today

[@CptSchmidt]

That guy really lost his mind. I'd hate to be involved in anything with him.

[@Cidredd3]

that's a hyundai not a lexus

[@tpir1972]

dOES THE lower level USE route 46?

[@steviedouglas808]

No, 46 ends before the bridge.