 This creates some unusual left exits, as traffic from 44/55 east wanting to go north on US 9 is routed into a U-turn south of the highway, and likewise northbound drivers on US 9 must get turned around to go west over the river.The limited-access highway comes to an end at the intersection with NY 9G near Marist College.North of Poughkeepsie, US 9 is at first a busy four-lane undivided route, with occasional turn lanes as it approaches Hyde Park, passing Marist College, the main campus of the Culinary Institute of America and then the home and presidential library of native Franklin D. Roosevelt.