New Video Captures Ongoing Construction of Rt. 59 Overpass in Spring Valley

Construction is underway on the Route 59 overpass at South Pascack Road in Spring Valley, New York, with work actively ongoing as of July 8, 2026, according to Lohud and Record Online. Video and aerial photos captured from above show the scale of the project up close.
The overpass work is expected to continue throughout the year, The Times Herald reported. The construction affects one of the busier road corridors in the Spring Valley area.
Bird's-eye photos give a clear look at how far along the construction has come. The images show heavy equipment and structural work on the overpass deck above South Pascack Road. Lohud published both video and photos offering a rare overhead view of the site.
The aerial angle shows the full footprint of the construction zone. Workers and machinery are visible along the Route 59 corridor. Ithaca Journal and Utica OD also ran the bird's-eye photos, highlighting how wide the work area has grown.
The overpass sits at the intersection of Route 59 and South Pascack Road, a key crossing in Spring Valley, New York. Construction at this spot affects drivers using both roads. The project has drawn attention because of how central the location is to local travel.
Work is ongoing on the overpass structure itself, not just surrounding roads. That means the elevated section — the bridge-like road that crosses above — is being rebuilt or repaired. The Times Herald noted the construction is expected to last through the rest of the year.
The construction began before July 8, 2026, and crews are still active on site. No firm end date has been publicly stated beyond the expectation that work will continue throughout 2026. Drivers in the area should expect ongoing lane changes or delays near the overpass.
Multiple regional outlets covered the project on the same day, suggesting a coordinated update from local authorities or the construction team. Record Online confirmed the Spring Valley, New York location, clarifying earlier reports from other outlets that incorrectly named California or New Hampshire as the project site.
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