Driving ALL New York City Bridges and Tunnels - 4K Compilation Drive
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Published 2023-02-19
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Time Stamps:
George Washington Bridge: 0:00
Brooklyn Bridge: 2:01
Queensboro Bridge: 4:38
Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel: 6:32
Holland Tunnel: 10:54
Manhattan Bridge: 15:04
Queens-Midtown Tunnel: 17:49
Lincoln Tunnel: 20:28
Outerbridge Crossing: 24:57
Bayonne Bridge: 26:22
Triborough Bridge: 27:29
Koscuiszko Bridge: 32:02
Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge: 33:50
Goethals Bridge: 35:49
Williamsburg Bridge: 36:57
Roosevelt Island Bridge: 39:40
Whitestone Bridge: 40:29
Throgs Neck Bridge: 42:37
Henry Hudson Bridge: 44:57
Pulaski Skyway: 45:30
Tappan Zee Bridge: 47:53
Bear Mountain Bridge: 51:06
Tappan Zee at Night: 52:04
All Comments (21)
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i’m glad someone still calls it the “tappan zee” bridge.
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New York City buildings, tunnels, and bridges are absolutely stunning!!
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Breathtaking beautiful architecture. NY is unique in so many ways ⭐
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The George Washington bridge between Manhattan & Ft. Lee, NJ was featured in a great high speed chase in the movie "The Seven Ups" back in the 1970s.
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Verrazzano Bridge is my fav because i went across it while going home from a trip to D.C. at night and i looked over at the Manhattan skyline and it was beautiful.
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I think it is also interesting that driving on different levels or bounds of those bridges and tunnels would be a very different experience. The best example for me is Queensboro Bridge, upper level, lower level & lower level outer lane, you can definitely feel different road quality, and notice different exits and ramps connected to each of them. It is good when you know where you are heading to, it is bad when your GPS cannot tell which level you are in :)
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Only about 15 miles separates the Tappan Zee Bridge 47:57 at the Hudson’s widest point and the Bear Mountain Bridge 51:07 at its narrowest point south of Albany. The river narrows to a quarter mile in its deep cut through the Ramapo Mountains and then quickly opens up to a width of 3 miles in the Tappan Zee!
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Looks nice to check out the bridges and tunnels in NYC
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Thank you for sharing all the tunnels and bridges I've been in two tunnels and about Four Bridges I really appreciate it
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I lived in New York most of my life, so I crossed all those bridges and went through all the tunnels. But there are 10 more smaller bridges that link Manhattan and The Bronx. I've only been on 4 of them. McCombs, Third Avenue, Willis Avenue, and Madison. Never needed to cross into the city further north. I once drove over Madison Avenue Bridge and I missed the entry into FDR Drive. I drove through a burnt-out section of Harlem, in the middle of the winter, until I hit the 90s. That was quite an adventure.
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Although, NYC infrastucture is very outdated.... I LOVE IT! I feel like it makes it more better and nostalgic.
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I wish there were more bridges like this in the Charlotte area.
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A very nice compilation drive on the bridges and tunnels in the NYC metro area. My favorite bridges are the new Tappan Zee (thanks for both and night crossings), and the Verrazano. My favorite tunnel is the Queens-Midtown.
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Massive thank you for putting this video out! I make IRL realistic maps for video games and this video, along with your I-278 East (BQE) video has allowed me to make a perfect 1:1 scale map for Forza Horizon 5! If it wasn't for your channel I wouldn't have been able to create it within such minute details. So again, Thank you!
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Was watching this last night.was in hendersonville.at my friends house.actually.his roomates.watched it while he was busy.washing clothes.runnin back n forth.had to stop it halfway thru.time to go night night..nice video.my favorites still the brooklyn bridge
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Eye enjoy crossing the The Throgs Neck Bridge often.
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I’ve been to Williamsburg bridge before
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45:34 kind of you to put the skyway here 😅 and tappan zee bridge you went all over for this one. Great content Best video on YouTube for this kind of stuff Best part: no music, just the sounds of the roa
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Brave man.
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I often wonder why in some cases the tunnel was the choice while in other spots building a bridge was the way to go.
