Large sinkhole expected to impact Tuesday commute in Somerset County
A large sinkhole on an exit ramp connecting two major interstates in Somerset County is expected to impact Tuesday’s morning commute.
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Jun 20, 2022, 9:15 AM
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Updated 915 days ago
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A large sinkhole on an exit ramp connecting two major interstates in Somerset County is expected to impact Tuesday’s morning commute.
That sinkhole developed Sunday and shutdown Exit 21A, which connects Interstate 287 North to Interstate 78 East.
WATCH: Chopper 12 over the scene.
Heavy delays were averted Monday morning because of a lack of cars on the roadway due to the Juneteenth holiday.
Repairs were expected to last into Tuesday.
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