right on red

How many places in New York City can you legally make a right on red?

I know of two: Reade St. & Hudson St. in Tribeca and 21 St. exit in LIC
from the upper level of the Queensborough Bridge.

Does anyone know of some more?

Z wrote:
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> How many places in New York City can you legally make a right on red?
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> I know of two: Reade St. & Hudson St. in Tribeca and 21 St. exit in LIC
> from the upper level of the Queensborough Bridge.
>
> Does anyone know of some more?

You can turn _left_ on red from northbound Broadway into Allen Pavilion
(the Columbia U Hospital at Baker Field, northern tip of Manhattan).
--
Peter T. Daniels grammatim@att.net

Northbound traffic on Webster Avenue, north of 233rd Steet, in The
Bronx, can turn right on red onto the southbound Bronx River Parkway.

This is a dangerous intersection, since for part of the cycle,
*southbound* traffic on Webster has a green left arrow, so that drivers
in both directions could assume they have exclusive right to turn into
the BRP entrance.

Michael Wares

Joseph D. Korman wrote:
> Z wrote:
>
>> How many places in New York City can you legally make a right on red?
>>
>> I know of two: Reade St. & Hudson St. in Tribeca and 21 St. exit in LIC
>> from the upper level of the Queensborough Bridge.
>>
>> Does anyone know of some more?
>>
> A few off the top of my head in Staten Island:
>
> Hylan Blvd at Richmond Ave
>
> Richmond Ave at Forest Hill Rd
>
> Richmond Ave at Platinum Ave
>
> Clove Rd at Howard Ave
>
> Hylan Blvd at Buffalo (entrance to Great Kills/Gateway Park)
>
> I know there are more.
>
Right any where the driver will take a shot at not getting caught.
Another one popular around here is going backwards up Bay 50th St
which is one way. Some years back I saw a driver going backwards on
East 15th St between Kings Highway and Avenue R, and when I give him
a look he acted like "I" was in the wrong.