The North Grand Island Bridge is a pair of twin two-lane truss arch bridges spanning the Niagara River between Grand Island and Niagara Falls in New York, United States. Each bridge carries one direction of Interstate 190.
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It's amazing to look back and remember how terrified I was of this bridge when I started driving almost 20 years ago as a teenager and now I use these bridges multiple times a week without even thinking. The only issues are how narrow it is, and just how quickly it narrows from the main 190, as well as the lack of merging space for people coming from Buffalo Ave onto the bridge making it trouble for everyone involved even though the speed is reduced to 55. Otherwise, it's an absolutely beautiful stretch of scenery I wish I could enjoy more except I'm rarely a passenger. Would love to walk it someday but wonder the best and closest place to park car...
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Theres a toll in the bridge we never knew of. Got a bill for 1 dollar in Canada months after we passed through it and a day later a bill for USD 51 because we didn't pay on time!!!! In the middle of this pandemic, we never got the first bill on time. AND to make things worse we couldn't pay that one either because it's been more than 180 days. AGAIN, we never got the bill that we never knew it would be charged. ABSURD! I now drive around this...
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It's ok if you travel by car, bus or other. But if going by foot, or like me on wheelchair.. Wouldn't recommend it..Not easy and have to do lot of access travel to get on other side. Keep in mind, there is a toll fee. With Canada and NY right now dealing with COVID, and legal politics Canadian right now are resempt from the fee. Think till figure how to...
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