The initial section of the highway, extending from Kennedy (exit 14) to Randolph (exit 16), opened to traffic by 1967 and became part of a rerouted NY 17 in the late 1960s.
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The police officer in charge of the area, Supt Roger Marshall, told the inquests he thought somebody was "going to get killed here" unless the exit gates were opened to alleviate the pressure.
Earlier in the proceedings, Stephen Ellis, a former police officer, broke down as he recalled that his initial reaction after a large exit gate was opened to ease the crush outside the ground was relief.
When asked what led to the overcrowding outside, Mr Hopkins said it was "lack of leadership shown by Mr Duckenfield and poor decision making that has led to Supt Marshall demanding at 14 47 that exit gates be opened to save life and limb".
A short continuation of the expressway east of US 62 providing direct access to New York State Thruway exit 56 was opened to traffic as an extension of NY 179 at some point in the late 1970s or early 1980s.
Finally, at 2 47pm, Marshall asked for a wide exit gate to be opened, to allow a large number of supporters in and alleviate the pressure outside because, he said, he believed somebody would die.
At 2 52pm Supt Roger Marshall, on duty at the turnstiles, requested large exit gates to be opened to allow people respite from the crush, warning that otherwise, somebody would die.
In his previous day's evidence he accepted he made a "serious mistake" when he failed to foresee where fans would go, after he allowed hundreds in by ordering a large exit gate to be opened to relieve serious congestion outside Hillsborough stadium's Leppings Lane end.
In his report, Taylor identified as the "immediate cause" of the 96 deaths the failures of the match commander, Chief Superintendent David Duckenfield, who had ordered an exit gate to be opened to relieve pressure outside the ground, but failed to direct the incoming supporters away from the tunnel leading to the overcrowded central "pens" on the Leppings Lane terrace.
