Route Description
The Korean War Veterans Parkway begins concurrent with NY 440 at the Outerbridge Crossing toll plaza east of the New Jersey state line on Staten Island. NY 440 and the parkway remain overlapped to Pleasant Plains, where NY 440 splits from the parkway and heads north on the West Shore Expressway. Past NY 440, the parkway goes under Bloomingdale Road, a road that borders Bloomingdale Park. The Parkway continues east, interchanging southbound with Huguenot Avenue. The road turns to the northeast through the villages of Woodrow and Eltingville. The parkway interchanges with Arden Avenue in Eltingville. The final interchange along the parkway is for Richmond Avenue in Greenridge. The parkway merges into its western service road, which comes to an end at Richmond Avenue.
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