Jewel Avenue, Union Turnpike, and the Horace Harding Expressway. Highways to and around the neighborhood include the Grand Central Parkway, Van Wyck Expressway, and the Jackie Robinson Parkway (Interboro Parkway), which all intersect at the Kew Gardens Interchange. Local New York City Bus routes are the and . The Q74 bus used to serve the neighborhood nearly exclusively until 2010. MTA Bus routes are the and . All express buses from Kew Gardens Hills to Manhattan are operated under MTA Bus Company. Express routes include the and . However, no New York City Subway stations serve the neighborhood directly, instead being accessible by local bus. Residents were formerly able to access Kew Gardens–Union Turnpike station by foot via the Pat Dolan trail through Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. However, as the 78th Avenue park entrance has been shuttered since 2001, and this portion of the trail neglected by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, this is not presently possible. Co-named streets Because of the large Jewish population in Kew Gardens Hills, six streets in the neighborhood were named or co-named after notable Jews: Freedom Square, named in honor of Theodor Herzl's quest for a Jewish homeland Rabbi Kirshblum Triangle, named for the first Rabbi of the Kew Gardens Hills Jewish Center Dr. Rabbi H. Joel Laks Way on 78th Road between Parsons Boulevard and 160 Street, named for the founder of the first orthodox synagogue in the area Rabbi Avraham Schechter Way, named for a prominent resident of the community is located between 147th Street and 150th Street along 72nd Drive Haym Salomon Square (geometrically a triangle), across from the Kew Gardens Hills branch of the Queens Borough Public Library, named for the Revolutionary War financier Abe Wolfson Triangle, named for an environmental activist and one of the founders of the Queens Historical Society, is located along Kissena Boulevard near 75th Avenue. Other streets named or co-named for non-Jews include: Harry Van Arsdale Jr. Avenue is the co-name for Jewel Avenue, after the labor leader whose union built Electchester. Pat Dolan Way, a block of Vleigh Place facing the Kew Gardens Hills Library. It is named after Pat Dolan, a longtime president of the Kew Gardens Hills Civic Association who was killed in 2011 in a car accident. Pat Dolan Trail: A park trail cut into the marsh in Flushing Meadows Corona Park on the south side of Willow