PA Turnpike 66
Pictures


Northbound
At the beginning of the Amos K. Hutchinson Bypass at the US 119 cloverleaf in New
Stanton.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Arona Road interchange, where the PA Turnpike Commission's Western
Regional Office is located..  Before the expressway was built, Arona Road
used to end at the expressway between US 119 and Interstate 70.  It now ends at a
cul-de-sac.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Just north of the Arona Road interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching the PA 136 interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the PA 136 interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching the Hempfield Toll Plaza just north of PA 136.  (Jeff Kitsko)
The Hempfield Toll Plaza which is the only mainline plaza on the expressway.
(Jeff Kitsko)
North of the toll plaza approaching US 30.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the US 30 interchange west of Greensburg.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Passing the on-ramp from US 30.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the PA 130 interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Harrison City/Greensburg interchange which connects to Business PA 66,
the former route of PA 66.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Between Exit 9 and Exit 12.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching Boquet/Forbes Road interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At Exit 12 and approaching the end of the expressway.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Sheffield Drive intersection.  Technically the expressway hasn't ended as the
US 22 SPDI in the background is marked as Exit 14.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the northern terminus of PA Turnpike 66 in Delmont.  The PA 66 designation takes over from here for the rest of the journey north to its terminus in Kane.
(Jeff Kitsko)

Southbound
At the beginning of the Amos K. Hutchinson Bypass in Delmont at US 22.
(Jeff Kitsko)
At the Sheffield Drive intersection.  This part looks like Breezewood with a traffic
signal on an expressway with businesses on the side.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching the Boquet/Forbes Road interchange which marks the beginning of
Business PA 66.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Boquet/Forbes Road interchange which is where most of the traffic leaves to
avoid the tolls.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching the Greensburg/Harrison City interchange, which is another exit onto
Business PA 66.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Greensburg/Harrison City interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the PA 130 interchange west of Jeanette.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Approaching the US 30 interchange, which has become the home to three shopping centers since the expressway opened in 1993.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the US 30 interchange west of Greensburg.  (Jeff Kitsko)
South of the US 30 interchange and approaching the Hempfield Toll Plaza.
(Jeff Kitsko)
At the Hempfield Toll Plaza.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Just south of the toll plaza at the PA 136 interchange.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Middletown Road overpass.  (Jeff Kitsko)
Between PA 136 and Arona Road interchanges.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the Arona Road interchange.  Before the expressway was built, Arona Road
used to end at the expressway between US 119 and Interstate 70.  It now ends at a
cul-de-sac.  (Jeff Kitsko)
At the US 119 cloverleaf in New Stanton.  (Jeff Kitsko)
The southern end of PA Turnpike 66 at the cloverleaf.  An end assembly is located
here.  (Jeff Kitsko)

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Page updated January 14, 2006.
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