The Van Wyck Expressway is a major highway located in New York City, primarily serving the borough of Queens. It runs approximately 10 miles, connecting the Whitestone Expressway in the north to the JFK Airport in the south. This expressway is a vital route for commuters and travelers, facilitating access to various neighborhoods and transportation hubs. Constructed in the 1950s, the Van Wyck is known for its heavy traffic, especially during peak hours. It is also a key route for those heading to the Queens Midtown Tunnel and the Long Island Expressway. The expressway plays a crucial role in the region's transportation network.