It must be a veritable roller coaster climb for workmen traversing these suspension bridge cables as they go from tower to tower. Meanwhile, time is running out for that truck in the right lane. You'd be surprised how many commercial vehicles find themselves on a non commercial parkway in error. Then again, maybe you wouldn't be surprised. Who am I to know what you would or wouldn't be3 surprised by?

The white pickup, who is allowed on the Cross Island Parkway if his plates are not commercial, is hard on the other truck's tail, possibly blaring warnings on his horn for the errant trucker to shift to the left.

HALLELUYAH! Mister truck finally moved into the center lane, but not until such changes were no longer permitted, courtesy of the solid white line. A little gray car that had been sandwiched between the two trucks has followed him. The lower sidewalls of Throgs Neck Bridge tower number two can also use some rustproofing. We are officially out of the Bronx and in Queens at this point.