US 202 and

Old US 202 shield in Suffern, WB right before the NJ border. I think there should be a straight arrow beneath this shield, because the idea here is that US 202 turns right under a low railroad bridge just after entering NJ, while CR 507 (Franklin Tpk.) goes straight and has no such problem.


Two EB assemblies.


Five sides of three old blue historic signs along the US 202/US 9W duplex in the Stony Point area.


The old highway, West Shore Drive in Tomkins Cove, with some old NB shields as it returns to the present alignment.


Two US 202 EB/US 9W NB signs; even Rockland County's older county shields are stretched horizontally, as in the first photo. In the second photo, a small green street sign (one of two along the route) tells you that CR 106 is former NY 210 (and still current NY 210 if you use Google Maps to plan your route...). Thank you, Rockland!


Button copy at the US 6/9W/202 circle, where the Palisades Interstate Parkway ends (multiplexed with US 6) and US 202 changes alliances from US 9W to US 6, starting from US 9W NB/US 202 EB. The Bear Mountain Bridge has but a $1 toll, a welcome relief for New England-bound traffic bent on avoiding the $4-$6 tolls in the NYC area (threatening to go even higher).


The 1977 version of the first photo in the previous run, courtesy Michael Summa. The signs are basically the same, but the arrows are larger and tapered in the old fashion, the PIP shield is much larger, and the Bear Mountain Bridge shield has swapped color schemes. The old bridge shield was correct, and I prefer putting TOLL BRIDGE on the sign instead of having no warning whatsoever.


This is on the EB/NB side of US 202/NY 118 just north of NY 35. Thanks to Charlie O'Reilly for being able to read repainted cast iron - the reference is to John J. Dietz, not Oletz, who was an actual politician at the time of this sign. As this page has said all along, this patch is original equipment.


One of the old signs I really do want replaced, EB at NY 100.

Onto US 6 and US 202/6
Onto NY 35 and 35/US 202
Onto US 9W alone

Into NJ on US 202
Into CT on US 202
Onto the Palisades Interstate Pkwy.
Onto Rockland-Orange CR 106
Into Rockland County
To the Taconic Pkwy.
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