Greenway

Traffic counts indicate several hundred people a week are walking, jogging and biking along the new Route 434 Greenway.

Contractors have removed the final obstacles for pedestrians and bicyclists along the two-and-a-half mile Route 434 Greenway.

People who need coffee-on-the-go will have a new option when a drive-thru operation opens in Vestal this summer.

The pedestrian and bicyclist pathway along Route 434 in Binghamton and Vestal should be ready for use this summer, more than a decade after planning for the project began.

With the arrival of spring, Broome County drivers once again might do well to stay away from where the $25 million Greenway project is being constructed.

Drivers won't encounter backups and lane closures for a few months along the route of the future Greenway trail between Binghamton and Vestal.

People who travel on Route 434 between Vestal and downtown Binghamton should brace for traffic tie-ups continuing into next month.

Binghamton Police say there have been recent incidents of vandalism and trespassing in the new Vestal Greenway project.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced that she had signed legislation which would require new drivers to learn about pedestrian and bicyclist safety awareness.

A couple road work projects on Route 434 could slow traffic in Binghamton and Apalachin this week.