Interstate 88 (NY) Dashcam

This is dashcam video of New York State's Interstate 88, full length, containing both westbound and eastbound video. I-88 connects Interstate 90 in Schenectady to Interstate 81 in Chenango through wide valleys, paralleling route 7 for 118 miles.
Westbound begins: Now
Eastbound begins: 1:52:05

[@jayaustin4069]

I just did this drive a few times last week from Malta to Cooperstown for my nephew’s little league baseball tournament and I got vertigo for the first time ever while driving.

[@CloroxBleach-ms7eo]

I loved this road

[@BHRoadStoriesBH]

Great video, congratulations

[@leonardvancottjr.2102]

Wow the length of 88 at East Cobleskill Exit where on I-88 where all the new and freash Black Top is now !!! Many Old Timers commented in the past in that if 88 was originally constructed with a blacktop surface it would offer a smoother ride.

[@davidtosh7200]

Hoping to change the exit numbers to a mileage based system along 118 miles of I-88 in New York between Binghamton and Albany. They did it on I-84, I-99, and I-781 in New York. Like to see the exit numbers change to a mileage based system on I-81, and I-86 in New York by the year 2030. New York is the 5th largest state that is east of Mississippi River, behind Georgia, Florida, Michigan, and Illinois. New York is the largest state which exit numbers on most interstate highways does have exit numbers are in sequential (consecutive) order. Massachusetts already have their exit numbers changed to a mileage based system and it is 100% completed, and Rhode Island is nearing completion to have exit numbers to a mileage based system. Even Vermont agreed to change their exit numbers to a mileage based system on I-89, I-91, and I-93. I also like too see New Hampshire to change their exit numbers to a mileage based system on I-89, I-93, and I-95. Hoping to have future I-92 that go through 3 states, which connect from I-87 in Glens Falls New York to I-95 in Portsmouth New Hampshire, including Vermont.

[@nelsonlachappellejr9377]

This video in NY is excellent.The state needs to repaved interstate 88.So it won't be a rough ride.

[@mikeystheone]

the foilage i seen at the end of 9/19 was unlike i ever seen