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Press Release • Mar 6, 2026

Motorists Warned of Drowsy Driving Risk as Daylight Saving Time Begins
Daylight Saving Time begins this Sunday, March 8, 2026, at 2 a.m., and the New York State Partnership Against Drowsy Driving (NYPDD) today warned drivers that the time change can put them at risk of drowsy driving, increasing their odds of getting in a potentially fatal crash. The partnership is promoting a "Stay Awake! Stay Alive!" message before and after the time change to highlight the dangers of drowsy driving. It is also focusing an education campaign on young drivers and providing training for commercial vehicle drivers, which are two of the groups that are most at risk of driving while drowsy or fatigued.
Travel Advisory • Mar 3, 2026

Travel Advisory: NYS Route 90 Bridge Over the Thruway (I-90) in Cayuga County to Close Wednesday, March 4 for Approximately Three Weeks
The New York State Thruway Authority today announced the NYS Route 90 bridge over the Thruway (I-90), located between exit 40 (Weedsport - Auburn - NY Route 34) and exit 41 (Waterloo - Clyde - NY Route 414) at milepost 312.16 in the Town of Montezuma, will temporarily close to traffic to allow the contractor to perform necessary work on the bridge. Approximately 2,600 motorists travel the bridge daily.
Press Release • Feb 27, 2026

State Police issue more than 530 tickets and remove nearly 50 commercial vehicles from the road during enforcement details along the Thruway
During the February 26 detail, troopers issued 535 tickets to both passenger and commercial operators, of which 42% (224) were for speeding. View All News