Thursday, December 16, 2010
Earlier: 219 Closed both directions Truck Accident
View Larger MapIf html Error Click Here: The site of the accident that closed the 219 is not far from the new entrance of the new 219. Possible re-route from Ellicotteville (Evil) through Little Valley to Rt 62 or 438 North to the Thruway.
ACCIDENT I-90 - NYS THRUWAY, Milepost 443.8
accident I-90 - NYS Thruway westbound between exit 57 and exit 57A
Estimated End Time: 12/16/2010 5:59 PM
Updated 12/16/2010 4:59 PM
Urgent Report - BE PREPARED TO STOP - 1-90 Between Depew and Batavia
Urgent Report
On I-90 - NYS Thruway eastbound between Depew - Exit 49 - and Batavia - Exit 48 - Expect long delays, Traffic is slow, Traffic is stopped
Traffic Report
On I-90 Eastbound
On I-90 - NYS Thruway eastbound at Depew - Exit 49 - Look out for an accident for the next hour
On I-90 - NYS Thruway eastbound between Depew - Exit 49 - and Batavia - Exit 48 - Expect long delays, Traffic is slow, Traffic is stopped
On I-90 - NYS Thruway eastbound at milepost 401.7, between Pembroke - Exit 48A - and Batavia - Exit 48 - Look out for an accident for the next hour
On I-90 Westbound
On I-90 - NYS Thruway westbound at milepost 443.8, between Hamburg - Exit 57 - and Eden - Exit 57A - Look out for an accident for the next 45 mins
In Buffalo Area
Erie county Weather report for the Buffalo area: This Afternoon: Snow showers likely. Mostly sunny, with a high near 28. West wind around 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches possible.
Tonight: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 20. West wind around 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Friday: A chance of snow showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 31. West wind between 7 and 17 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
I90 @ 48A Auto Accident 2 cars left lane
In addition to the car trailer fire, automoibile accident along left hand lane of I-90 48A at Pembroke
Full-screen LONG DELAYS I-90 - NYS THRUWAY, Milepost 396.8




LONG DELAYS
I-90 - NYS THRUWAY, Milepost 396.8long delays, slow traffic, stopped traffic I-90 - NYS Thruway eastbound between exit 49 and exit 48
Estimated End Time: Until further notice
Updated 12/16/2010 4:54 PM
NFTA Sefvice for IIHF World Championship @ Buffalo, NY

Metro Bus and Rail is this region’s public transportation system,
with special service for hockey fans in downtown Buffalo.
If you need to move between hotels, restaurants and HSBC Arena,
Metro is the way to go.
Running through the heart of downtown Buffalo, Metro Rail is ideal for downtown visitors. Metro Rail is free above ground and only $1.75 underground. Local fans should take advantage of over 1,000 free Park & Ride spaces at LaSalle or University Stations at the north end of the line. Metro Rail will have added capacity and frequency on game days to accommodate fans.
Metro Rail will operate for 30 minutes after tournament games to ensure everyone gets to where they need to go.
Metro Day Pass
Best Travel Deal- A Day Pass for $4 provides unlimited use of Metro Rail or bus and the tournament entertainment shuttles on the day of purchase. A Day Pass can be purchased when boarding a bus (exact change is required) or from ticket machines in the rail stations.
Metro is offering special entertainment shuttle bus service from the HSBC Arena between and after games . . .

Elmwood Ave. Blue Line
The Blue Line will operate between games from Seymour Knox Dr. traveling on the I-190 and Rt. 198 to Elmwood Ave. and proceed inbound back to the HSBC Arena, stopping along Elmwood Ave. This route will serve the Museum District, as well as the many restaurants and unique shops in the Elmwood Village. This route is best utilized if you are planning a trip of two hours or more.
Buses will operate at 20-minute intervals. Service will terminate two hours after the end of the last game of the day. Buses will be identified by Elmwood Ave. Blue Line window signs. Buses will stop at special Metro Entertainment Shuttle signs posted along the route. Regular Elmwood Ave. Route 20 Metro bus service operates until midnight Monday-Saturday and 10 p.m. on Sunday.

Franklin St. Green Line
The Green Line will operate between games from Seymour Knox Dr. and travel along Franklin St. to Edward St. and return by way of Franklin St. to the HSBC Arena. The route provides access to restaurants, hotels and attractions in the Chippewa Entertainment District, in addition to the Buffalo Convention Center.
The Green Line will best serve people looking to make a trip of two hours or less. Buses will operate at 15-minute intervals. Service will terminate two hours after the end of the last game of the day. Buses will be identified by Franklin St. Green Line window signs. Buses will stop at special Metro Entertainment Shuttle signs posted along the route.
Regular Service
Regular Metro bus service will operate as usual in and around downtown Buffalo. Route 20-Elmwood runs between downtown Buffalo and the Elmwood Village and Museum District. Route 40-Buffalo/Niagara Falls, can take fans to and from Niagara Falls and its many attractions.
Fares
Metro Rail (when traveling underground) requires valid proof-of-fare payment: a rail ticket, Monthly Pass or Day Pass. Day Passes are available from Metro’s ticket vending machines in the rail stations. Standard fare is $1.75. Reduced fares* may apply.
Metro Bus boarding fare is $1.75. A Monthly Pass or Day Pass is also valid. Day Passes are available from your bus operator. Day Passes provide unlimited access to both buses and trains for the duration of the day of purchase. Exact change is required. Reduced fares* may apply. All Metro bus and rail schedules, plus additional information can be found online at www.nfta.com/metro or by calling Metro’s Customer Care department at (716) 855-7211 (voice) 711 (TDD) or 1-800-662-1220 (TDD). When online this copy and other Metro information can be translated into a different language by going to the bottom of the page and clicking on the appropriate button.
*Reduced fares may apply for children (five to 11 years old), senior citizens (65 and older), disabled and Medicare recipients. Children four years and under ride free with a fare-paying adult (limited to three children per fare paying adult.)
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Additions to Route 2 Clinton NFTA Metro
In an effort to alleviate overcrowding conditions, we have added two additional trips to inbound Route 2 Clinton leaving Fernwood Loop: 6:59 a.m. and 7:19 a.m.
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