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Binghamton University - State University of New York (SUNY) - - Transportation

The closest major airport is Greater Binghamton Airport, located at a distance of 7 miles from the city center of Vestal, in Maine, NY, which provides direct flights to Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, Philadelphia International Airport, and Washington Dulles International Airport.

Getting around in Vestal, NY

The public transportation service is provided by Broome County Transit, which provides bus service in and around Vestal, as well as to the surrounding municipalities. If you plan to drive to, in or around Vestal, then here's what you should know: the town is linked from the west primarily by which will become Interstate 86, and it is also situated very close to I-81 and I-88. The Vestal Parkway is the main artery through Vestal, offering direct link to the Binghamton area, in the east. Getting around by car is often the 1st choice of tourists, due to the fact that it is more convenient for them that all the major attractions in and around Vestal are available this way at any hour you please, without having to wait for the bus to arrive.

How to get to Binghamton University campus?

Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!

From Metropolitan New York area, George Washington Bridge: Take I-80 WEST to Route 380 North. Proceed on Route 380 North to I-81 NORTH to Route 17 WEST. Take Route 17 WEST to Exit 70 SOUTH. Follow Route 201 and the SUNY signs, crossing bridge to Route 434 EAST. The main entrance to campus is your first right.

From the West: Follow Route 17 EAST to Exit 70 SOUTH. Follow Route 201 and the SUNY signs, crossing bridge to Route 434 EAST. The main entrance to campus is your first right.

From the North: I-81 South to Route 17 WEST to Exit 70 SOUTH. Follow Route 201 and the SUNY signs, crossing bridge to Route 434 EAST. The main entrance to campus is your first right.

From the South: Take I-81 NORTH to Route 17 WEST, and then take Route 17 WEST to Exit 70 SOUTH. Follow Route 201 and the SUNY signs, crossing bridge to Route 434 EAST. The main entrance to campus is your first right.