NY 110 Highway (Broadhollow Road) in Farmingdale — Live Traffic Webcam

NY 110 Highway — Long Island's Transportation Artery

New York State Route NY 110 (New York State Route 110) is one of the key north-south arteries of Long Island. In the Farmingdale area, this road is known locally as Broadhollow Road and operates as a multi-lane expressway with heavy commercial traffic. The camera at the intersection with Smith Street covers the section where the highway crosses the territory of one of the region's largest educational campuses.

NY 110 and Smith Street Intersection — Main Campus Entrance

Smith Street serves as the main entrance to SUNY Farmingdale State College from Broadhollow Road. This intersection has long attracted the attention of transportation specialists: in 2017, Senator John Brooks formally requested the New York State Department of Transportation to study this section, which was characterized as a "dangerous intersection". High pedestrian activity from students and faculty combined with dense traffic create a complex road situation here.

SUNY Farmingdale State College — Campus Along Broadhollow Road

Farmingdale State College is a New York State college specializing in technical and applied programs. The main campus is located directly along NY 110, and access to academic buildings, dormitories, and parking lots is via Smith Street. The college also operates the Aviation Education Center at Republic Airport approximately one and a half miles south of the main campus at 885 Broadhollow Road.

Route 110 Commercial Corridor

NY 110 Highway in the Farmingdale area is a powerful commercial corridor. Along Broadhollow Road are major office and retail complexes: the shopping center at 2350 Broadhollow Road is considered the "power center" of the entire Route 110 corridor, office space at 401 Broadhollow Road of approximately 70,000 square feet, and the popular Adventureland amusement park at 2245 Broadhollow Road. This concentration of commercial facilities ensures steady traffic throughout the day.

Area Transportation Infrastructure

NY 110 is integrated into Long Island's transportation network on multiple levels. The highway crosses the Main Line of the Long Island Rail Road in East Farmingdale, providing connection to commuter rail service. Nearby is Republic Airport, a regional general aviation airport. North of Farmingdale, NY 110 has a full interchange with the Northern State Parkway. The Suffolk County Department of Transportation conducted a study on the feasibility of implementing a Bus Rapid Transit system on Route 110, indicating the high transportation load on the corridor.

Functional Classification and Road Characteristics

In the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) functional classification system, NY 110 is categorized as a "principal arterial". At the southern end of the route in Amityville, the road is a two-lane street, but as it moves north through Farmingdale, it expands to four lanes and takes on the character of an urban expressway. NYSDOT regularly publishes pavement condition reports for this section, confirming its strategic importance to the region's transportation network.

What the Camera Shows

The surveillance camera captures traffic on the multi-lane NY 110 Highway (Broadhollow Road) at the intersection with Smith Street — the main entrance to SUNY Farmingdale State College. The frame shows passenger cars, semi-trailer trucks, and articulated city buses. In the lower part of the frame is a signalized intersection with a crosswalk through which students and staff access the campus. Along the roadside are green plantings, advertising structures, lighting poles, and power lines. The live webcam allows you to assess the current road conditions at this Farmingdale location in real time.