Major Traffic Disruptions on New York State Thruway: Eastbound and Westbound Crashes Cause Delays Near Syracuse and Canajoharie

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On February 15, 2025, at precisely 5:56 PM, two significant traffic incidents occurred on the New York State Thruway (I-90), impacting both eastbound and westbound lanes. The first crash took place on the eastbound side of I-90, just after Exit 39, which connects to I-690 near the State Fairgrounds. This area is a bustling hub, especially during events at the State Fair, and is known for its proximity to Syracuse, New York. The crash at this location likely caused considerable delays, affecting commuters and travelers heading towards the eastern parts of the state.

Simultaneously, another crash was reported on the westbound side of I-90, just before Exit 29 near Canajoharie, intersecting with Route 10. Canajoharie is a quaint village nestled in Montgomery County, known for its scenic views and historical significance. The incident in this area would have disrupted the flow of traffic for those traveling towards the western regions, including those heading towards the Mohawk Valley and beyond.

Both incidents occurred during the evening rush hour, a peak time for traffic, which would have exacerbated the congestion on this major thoroughfare. The New York State Thruway is a critical artery for transportation across the state, and any disruptions can have widespread effects on travel times and logistics. Motorists in the area were likely advised to seek alternative routes or expect significant delays as emergency services responded to the scenes.

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