I-95 road conditions from fla to del.

Plot your trip on Google maps.
It tries to show you where the slowdowns due to construction are.

For the past few weeks I95 turns to a parking lot at the state line entering South Carolina. The road goes from 3 to 2 lanes. Everyone that wintered in Florida trying to get home to do taxes.

If you encounter slow traffic as you cross the river, get off at exit 5 and take a left over to US17, it will parallel I95 all the way to exit 33 and will save you some time.

Not sure about beyond there.

You probably want to avoid the section of I-95 that runs into NYC and is also called "The Cross Bronx Expwy" (shudder). Car driving I pay 5 dollars (or something similar) to get out of Manhattan via the Henry Hudson Bridge and rejoin I -95 via the Merrit or......287/87.

Should you be traveling via car or RV really late at night the CBX is OK (less traffic) but just keep in mind it's still Pothole City for about.....10 maybe 20 miles after which it's smooth sailing around Parkchester; no tolls.


For RV and cars.... get off the NJ Turnpike AKA I-95 at exit 11 - Garden State Parkway. Take it north to the end; bear right to 287 and get on the Garden State Parkway N all the way to the end. Bear right and take 287 to the Tappan Zee Bridge. Expect traffic delays since the TZ is being rebuilt. Continue on 287 and rejoin I95 north just as it enters CT which will be........exit 3 or 4 (?) in CT.

HTH

NYCgrrl wrote:
You probably want to avoid the section of I-95 that runs into NYC and is also called "The Cross Bronx Expwy" (shudder). Car driving I pay 5 dollars (or something similar) to get out of Manhattan via the Henry Hudson Bridge and rejoin I -95 via the Merrit or......287/87.

Should you be traveling via car or RV really late at night the CBX is OK (less traffic) but just keep in mind it's still Pothole City for about.....10 maybe 20 miles after which it's smooth sailing around Parkchester; no tolls.


For RV and cars.... get off the NJ Turnpike AKA I-95 at exit 11 - Garden State Parkway. Take it north to the end; bear right to 287 and get on the Garden State Parkway N all the way to the end. Bear right and take 287 to the Tappan Zee Bridge. Expect traffic delays since the TZ is being rebuilt. Continue on 287 and rejoin I95 north just as it enters CT which will be........exit 3 or 4 (?) in CT.

HTH

This is good information; however, I suspect there's little chance that the original poster was at all considering a drive through New York City on the way from Florida to Delaware. :B

Just drove this route (NJ to SC) a week ago. No significant problems with construction. Chrisathebeach may be right about the SC border and her suggestion on rt 17 is very accurate. We do, however, avoid the Petersburg Va - Washington DC area on 95. We leave 95 at exit 46 to take I 295 around Petersburg and Richmond. We reenter 95 north of Richmond until exit 104, then take rt 207 to US 301 North. 4 lanes almost the whole way until we take Rt 896 north to I 295 to the Del Mem Bridge to go into NJ. Don't know where in Delaware you will be going, but pretty sure you can get there leaving 95 and going 301. Not necessarily faster, but much less hectic for us. We have a 32' Class A and a toad. Safe travels.

DrewE wrote:

NYCgrrl wrote:
You probably want to avoid the section of I-95 that runs into NYC and is also called "The Cross Bronx Expwy" (shudder). Car driving I pay 5 dollars (or something similar) to get out of Manhattan via the Henry Hudson Bridge and rejoin I -95 via the Merrit or......287/87.

Should you be traveling via car or RV really late at night the CBX is OK (less traffic) but just keep in mind it's still Pothole City for about.....10 maybe 20 miles after which it's smooth sailing around Parkchester; no tolls.


For RV and cars.... get off the NJ Turnpike AKA I-95 at exit 11 - Garden State Parkway. Take it north to the end; bear right to 287 and get on the Garden State Parkway N all the way to the end. Bear right and take 287 to the Tappan Zee Bridge. Expect traffic delays since the TZ is being rebuilt. Continue on 287 and rejoin I95 north just as it enters CT which will be........exit 3 or 4 (?) in CT.

HTH

This is good information; however, I suspect there's little chance that the original poster was at all considering a drive through New York City on the way from Florida to Delaware. :B

Hehehe.Durn puter!
I thought I had deleted this after re reading the OP's post. Oops.

The bridge (northbound) just before the Emporia exit is the roughest 100 ft on the whole of I95.

Got that right Terry. At least they fixed the other bridge that tried to bounce you off the road.

As noted in a post I put up the other day, DRBA is working on the I-295 South/I-95 South interchanges and ramps on the west side of the Del Mem Bridge. Although your slide up and over into NJ should not experience a BIG disruption, just be aware that, at the usual times (12:01 AM to 11:59PM) the whole shebang there can be tied up with looky-loos and gapers. If you decide to do the 301 North route, there are NO problems with US 40 East to US 13 North to the bridge, so long as you're aware the ramp from US 13N to I-95 SOUTH is closed - don't let the 47 gazillion orange and white traffic cones scare you.

Wave as you go by. I can see the Bridge towers from my 2nd floor windows.