The Genesee County Thruway Service Area is the latest to reopen to the public. Located in Corfu, the new Pembroke Service Area on Interstate 90 eastbound mile marker 397 is the tenth new service area to open to Thruway customers as part of the $450 million program to redevelop and modernize all 27 Thruway service areas.
The New Baltimore, Clarence, Ardsley, Plattekill, Clifton Springs, Iroquois, Indian Castle, Chittenango and Junius Ponds Service Areas have reopened.
The Pembroke Service Area is located on I-90 eastbound between exit 48A (Pembroke – Medina – NY Route 77) and exit 48 (Batavia – NY Route 98). The facility is more than 20,000 square feet making it one of the largest new buildings on the system.
With the opening of the Pembroke Service Area, the Angola Service Area (I-90 eastbound and westbound, mile marker 447) and the Scottsville Service Area (I-90 eastbound, mile marker 366) are now closed for construction. Fuel services remain available at all service areas during construction.
All 27 service areas are being redeveloped in a $450 million project with Empire State Thruway Partners. The project is funded through a public-private partnership and no toll dollars or tax dollars are being used for construction.
Customers can learn more about the project on the Thruway Authority’s website. Customers can view a project map, photo gallery and renderings and more information about the planned amenities and services.
In 2022, motorists took more than 376 million trips and drove 7.7 billion miles on the Thruway. The Thruway Authority’s service areas are open 24 hours a day and offer motorists a variety of food and beverage options, restroom facilities and fueling for passenger and commercial vehicles. Taste NY Farm Markets and Tourism Information Centers are also available at select locations.
