So, I'm delivering in Pelham, NY tomorrow, and the address is on Pelham Parkway.
Parkways in NY are a Bad Thing. Is this one of those parkways that don't allow trucks? Wondering how to find out the best routing...
NYC Routing - delivery to Pelham Parkway
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by windsmith, Jul 9, 2012.
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The best way would be to call the place you are delivering to. They would probably be able to help you more than anyone on here.
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This link has the info for NYC truck routes...there is a link about half way down the page that opens the map as a PDF.
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dot/html/motorist/trucks.shtml -
I'm not that familiar with that part of the Bronx. if you were going to the one in Queens I would be a lot more help. Anyway I'm going to send you a PM with the main store number.
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Maybe it's truck entrance is off of a frontage road or side road even though it's address is a "Parkway". For example the General Mills plant in Albuquerque, NM has it's address as "Paseo Del Norte" which prohibits truck traffic but there's a frontage road along the side which does allow truck traffic into the plant. You have to access it from the next road and exit north on I25.
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Sometimes streets are named Parkway. That is just a street, not a freeway. If you can't reach the customer you can try calling the broker. They should have directions.
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BJ,s is on a side road off of Pelham (secore Ln) . Thats the only way to get in maybe? 914-632 1547
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pelham parkway is a through rd that runs most of the bronx. It is not a parkway in the true sense, but just the name of the road.Has the #4 train running above. Can cause some skid marks in the pants. good luck.
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