Pictures of I–376 on Pennsylvania Turnpike

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I–376

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A pair of bridges puts a lid on the driver's view as a large guide sign for I-376 comes into view. Portions of the interstate spur are tolled; hence, the "toll road" notice seen on the sign. Beyond the second overpass, which is I-376, the westbound lanes curve so the actual exit ramp is out of view. This is where the PA Turnpike and Turnpike I-376 come together, obviously. - Photo taken 11/01/2019

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About this junction

I–376 is located in New Castle, Pennsylvania.

Approximate GPS: 40.8374 x -80.3789.

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Junctions/plazas close to this junction

PA 18 / Big Beaver Blvd is about 2.1 miles .

Westgate / Ohio Turnpike is about 9.3 miles .

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I–376

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▴ The westbound lanes of the PA Turnpike curve to the left to better align with a pair of overpasses ahead, one of which is for I-376, portions of which are a toll road. Two large guide signs provide plenty of warning to the approaching exit, as well as the fact no cash is accepted on the road. E-ZPass and compatible transponders are accepted, or the driver will receive an invoice for the toll. - Photo taken 11/01/2019

▴ An inconspicuous marker betrays the name of the roadway under which drivers are about to pass, I-376. The segments immediately to the north and south of the PA Turnpike are tolled. Hence, the nomenclature of the small sign, itself. The ramp for Exit 10, to the interstate spur, are around the curve, just ahead and out of the driver's view. - Photo taken 11/01/2019

▴ Westbound drivers just clear a pair of overpasses traversing the PA Turnpike to see the ramp for Exit 10, to I-376, come fully into view. The roadway continues curving beyond the exit. The ramp, itself, is so tight a curve that most of the actual exit is still not visible to the driver. - Photo taken 11/01/2019

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▴ The westbound ramp for Exit 10, from the PA Turnpike to I-376, is a tight wind up and beyond a hillside. A speed sign warns drivers to slow to 25 miles per hour (about 40 KPH), on the ramp. - Photo taken 11/01/2019