Verrazano-Narrows Bridge westbound (Upper Level) [ALTERNATE TAKE]

The Verrazano Narrows Bridge (Interstate 278) is the largest suspension bridge in the western hemisphere with a main suspension span of 4,260 ft. It spans the mouth of the Hudson River and is viewed by many as the Gateway to New York Harbor. The bridge's two towers stand 680 ft. high. Altogether, its two decks carry 12 lanes of traffic.
Also Includes: Belt Parkway Interchange
For Historic Overview: www.nycroads.com/crossings/ver...

[@happyboyy2478]

That is massive and beautiful and gorgeous and breathtaking

[@HayastAnFedayi]

What an amazing piece of engineering a perfect example of American ingenuity and golden-era of roadway construction and industry in general...how anyone can fault the great Robert Moses for this amazing piece of craftsmanship is beyond me!

[@joskjj3625]

Feels so wierd watching this video because I have to take the Verrazano every time when I go to Staten Island lol

[@matureelevator]

This bridge is notorious for making noises in the wind

[@johnberry8367]

When did New York city replace there old light fixtures into LED light fixtures on the freeways/parkways?, and when did they replace the last remaining button copy overhead signs to the newer overhead signs?

[@Zombiefriendgaming]

They even changed the overhead sign gantry too

[@Dunkaroos248]

Why would anyone take the lower deck if given a choice?

[@RRaquello]

We ALWAYS take the lower deck. I don't know why. Just habit, I guess. (Also, people with height anxieties might not like the upper deck, because you realize how high up you are, because you can see. The lower deck, not so much. You're closed in.)

[@sunna_]

cus it’s terrifying 😭

[@michaeltoobased]

I’ll take upper deck all day