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Gas Lines Tie Up Traffic Around New Rochelle, Area

Long lines are forming in and around all major roadways that have open gas stations and motorist should take note of some of the worst trouble spots.

As Hurricane Sandy's effects continue to alter daily life in Westchester County, a growing concern is now about how to fill your car up with gas, as many stations are still not operational due to power loss or low supply.

"It's crazy," said White Plains resident J.P. Endres, who had to go on a journey around the county today to try and find gas with no success.

"I first went to Lake St. in West Harrison, then up to Purchase, then to the Mobil station off the Hutchinson River Parkway which was backed up for over a mile," Endres explained. "It's really is a bad situation."

Patch has scouted out some areas around the area as places to avoid driving to due to an unusually high level of congestion of cars waiting in line for gas at gas stations in the area today.

New Rochelle

  • North Avenue in the area of the Quaker Ridge Shopping Center
  • US-1 (Main Street) around Webster Avenue
  • North Avenue around Sickles Avenue

Eastchester

  • Areas of White Plains Road from the Vernon Hills Shopping Center south to Mill Road

Bronxville

  • Palmer Road near Lawrence hospital

Yonkers

  • Central Park Avenue near Ardsley Road and further south between Fort Hill Avenue and Tuckahoe Road
  • Kimball Avenue near Cross County Shopping Center
  • Yonkers Avenue near Yonkers Raceway and also near Kimball Avenue, east to Bronx River Road

Feel free to add more locations to avoid in the comments section below.

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Ina Aronow June 11, 2013 at 10:40 pm
It seemed to me the key point of moving the City Yard from the waterfront was to open up theRead More waterfront and turn that run down and obsolete yard into a public park overlooking Long Island Sound. The westside site was the most cost effective place to move the yard. Not ideal, but no real alternative has been proposed. I don't think this has much to do with racism. All races can enjoy more of the waterfront. Any development around it will add to our tax base
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Ms. Aronow, The issue is that an alternative has been suggested, Ward Acres, as it is much largerRead More and strategically beneficial for the City of New Rochelle. I don't think the recent public discussions has resulted in unanimity in terms of the waterfront being an entirely public venue for all races to enjoy.