Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive (New York, N.Y.)

found: Work cat.: Gutfreund, Owen D. The path of prosperity, 1990t.p. (the story of Manhattan's East River Drive) p. 43 (The drive entered the post-war era as the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive)

found: WWW.nycroads.com, Apr. 21, 2005(Running nine and one-half miles along the eastern edge of Manhattan from the Battery to the Triborough Bridge, the Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive - commonly known as the FDR Drive - forms the line of demarcation between the interior of the East Side and the East River)

found: Wikipedia, Apr. 21, 2006(Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive; FDR Drive is a major freeway-standard parkway on the east side of the New York City borough of Manhattan. It runs along the East River from the Battery Park Underpass under Battery Park (north of which it is the South Street Viaduct for a bit) north to the Triborough Bridge (where it becomes Harlem River Drive). It was originally named East River Drive, and was renamed after Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Its New York State Reference Route is 907L.)