Gateway Tunnel Project receives additional $3.8 billion from Biden Administration
The long-stalled Gateway Tunnel Project now has additional funding from the federal government.
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Nov 11, 2023, 3:55 PM
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4ds ago The long-stalled Gateway Tunnel Project now has additional funding from the federal government.
The Biden Administration will be giving $3.8 billion to the project.
The proposed tunnel will link the Bergen Palisades to Manhattan. It's the largest infrastructure project in the country with construction is expected to take more than a decade.
The actual digging of the tunnel won't begin until 2025.
