Dewey Ave at Driving Park Ave. Live Cam

The intersection of Dewey Avenue and Driving Park Avenue, located in the city of Rochester, Monroe County, New York, is a key urban crossroads in the Finger Lakes region. This intersection is emblematic of Rochester’s rich historical past and the evolution of its urban landscape. Both Dewey Avenue and Driving Park Avenue have long been important streets within the city’s transportation network, connecting residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and cultural landmarks. Over the years, the intersection has seen shifts in both its demographic makeup and its economic functions, reflecting broader patterns of development and change in the city of Rochester.

Dewey Avenue runs north-south, starting from the Lake Ontario shoreline and heading southward through the city, intersecting with multiple important streets, including Ridge Road and West Ridge Road. It stretches through various neighborhoods, each with its own distinct characteristics, ranging from the residential areas near the northern end of the avenue to the more urban and commercial zones as it moves south. Dewey Avenue serves as a major artery for residents and commuters alike, making it a significant thoroughfare in the western part of Rochester. Driving Park Avenue, meanwhile, runs east-west and crosses some of the city's older, established neighborhoods. It connects important streets such as Lake Avenue and Genesee Street, making it a crucial cross-town route for those traveling across Rochester’s northwest quadrant.