Interested in being a vendor at the landings of the bridge's bike/walking path? First, we need your input. newnybridge.com/landing-opport…

This week marks Women in Construction Week which focuses on highlighting women as a viable component of the construction industry. 👷‍♀️🚧 Jamey Barbas, PE, is leading the Thruway Authority’s signature project, the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. MORE - facebook.com/NYSThruway/pos…

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Landmarks across the state are lit blue tonight in support of all the healthcare workers and all the essential personnel on the frontlines in our battle against #COVID19. We thank them from the bottom of our hearts for all they do. They are heroes. #LightItBlue #NewYorkTough

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Happy Monday! ICYMI, the shared bicycle and pedestrian path will open to the public at 2 p.m. TODAY!

Giving my daily press briefing now. Watch Live: pscp.tv/w/cbY6PjIyNjcx…

And it’s official! Archive: Governor Andrew Cuomo opens the bridge’s shared bicycle and pedestrian path.

A big day all around. We’re moving to a new Twitter neighborhood. Connect with us Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge.

Here's what you need to know about visiting the path: on.ny.gov/2B6T6Fs

Learn about the new Hudson Link bus shuttle to the path. It's free and it starts today. ridehudsonlink.com/The-Path

Check out the bridge's new Instagram!

Time for us to travel a new path. Please join us.

UPDATE: The ramp leading from southbound Route 9 (South Broadway) in Tarrytown directly to the bridge's Rockland-bound span is now open to traffic. Now in its final alignment, motorists have access to four general traffic lanes, two emergency shoulders, and a dedicated bus lane.

Addresses and directions to the path's Westchester and Rockland landings/parking lots can be found here: mariomcuomobridge.ny.gov/visit-visitor-…

Driving to the Rockland Landing? We’ve created printable maps to make it easier. You’ll also find maps to get from the parking lot to the bridge or points north. Look for the maps under “Getting to the Path” — on.ny.gov/3i3VVYK