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Major Traffic Disruptions on New York State Thruway: Crashes in Albany and Buffalo Cause Significant Delays on I-90

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On January 13, 2025, two significant traffic incidents occurred on the New York State Thruway, impacting the flow of vehicles on this major interstate. The first crash was reported at 4:10 PM on the I-90 westbound, just after Exit 24 in Albany. This location is a crucial junction where the I-87 Northway meets the I-90 East, serving as a vital corridor for commuters and travelers heading towards the capital region. Albany, known for its rich history and vibrant culture, often experiences heavy traffic, especially during peak hours, making this incident particularly disruptive.

Just a minute later, at 4:11 PM, another crash was reported on the I-90 westbound, this time after Exit 53 in Buffalo. This area is a key gateway to downtown Buffalo and provides access to Canada via the I-190. Buffalo, with its bustling downtown and proximity to the Canadian border, is a hub of activity, and any disruption on the Thruway can lead to significant delays. The I-90 serves as a critical link for both local and international traffic, and incidents like these highlight the importance of staying informed about road conditions.

Both incidents were part of the NYS_Incidents_0101 notification, underscoring the need for drivers to remain vigilant and plan their routes accordingly. The timing of these crashes during the late afternoon could have compounded the usual rush hour congestion, affecting thousands of commuters and travelers across the state.

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