March 5, 2026
Levittown drivers face ongoing road closures on Hempstead Turnpike and Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway following recent fatal crashes. Expect heavy delays near local spots like Bethpage State Parkway.
Levittown commuters are dealing with major road closures and traffic disruptions on Hempstead Turnpike and the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway after recent fatal crashes. These busy routes through the heart of Nassau County's Town of Hempstead have turned daily drives into nightmares for residents heading to work or local businesses.
A medical episode triggered a multi-vehicle crash on the Long Island Expressway near Levittown, highlighting dangers on high-speed roads like Hempstead Turnpike. Hempstead Turnpike, a key artery linking Levittown to East Meadow and Uniondale, sees frequent backups. The Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway (NY-135), connecting Levittown to Bethpage State Parkway, remains disrupted as crews investigate and clear scenes. News 12 Long Island reported similar fiery incidents on nearby Northern State Parkway, underscoring regional risks.
Drivers from Levittown's neighborhoods like South Levittown Park to Hicksville Road face long delays. Local spots such as Uncle Giuseppe's Marketplace in nearby areas report frustrated customers stuck in gridlock. Town of Hempstead officials urge caution, with no specific end date announced amid ongoing probes. Hempstead Town's Alert Center shows no closures listed yet, but live updates confirm chaos. A van fire on Northern State Parkway added to the mess, closing lanes without injuries.
Stick to alerts from Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferretti's office. Use Bethpage State Parkway as a detour, but watch for rain worsening conditions into the weekend. News 12 asks when Long Island roads will improve, pressing transportation officials.
Stay safe on Levittown roads—check LI Daily for real-time updates, traffic cams, and tips to navigate Nassau's infrastructure challenges. For broader context on the region's road conditions, see our coverage of Long Island's $60 million pothole repair campaign and upcoming 2026 state road repaving disruptions affecting Levittown commuters.
