On February 2, 2025, at 7:50 PM, two separate traffic incidents occurred on the New York State Thruway (I-90) westbound, impacting travel in the Syracuse and Pembroke areas. The first crash took place just after Exit 35, near Syracuse, which is accessible via Route 298. Syracuse, known for its vibrant cultural scene and proximity to the Finger Lakes, is a key hub in Central New York. The incident at this location may have caused significant delays for commuters and travelers heading towards the western part of the state.
Simultaneously, another crash was reported after Exit 48A near Pembroke, accessible via Route 77. Pembroke is a small town located in Genesee County, known for its rural charm and close-knit community. This area serves as a gateway to the western regions of New York, including the bustling city of Buffalo. The crash near Pembroke likely affected traffic flow on this major thoroughfare, which is a critical link for both local and long-distance travelers.
Both incidents were logged under the CARS CAD system, with identification numbers 250330289 for Syracuse and 250330292 for Pembroke. These crashes underscore the importance of staying informed about road conditions and potential delays, especially on major routes like the NYS Thruway. Travelers in these areas should remain alert and consider alternative routes to avoid congestion and ensure a safe journey. The New York State Thruway is a vital corridor for commerce and travel, and incidents like these highlight the need for timely updates and efficient traffic management.