Some residents, commuters against $10 billion NJ Turnpike expansion
The proposal involves widening the I-78 Turnpike extension, doubling lanes across Newark Bay through Bayonne and Jersey City to the Holland Tunnel.
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Jul 10, 2024, 10:55 AM
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Updated 18 days ago
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6ds agoElected officials and activists rallied against the proposed $10 New Jersey Turnpike expansion plan Tuesday in Jersey City.
The proposal involves widening the I-78 Turnpike extension, doubling lanes across Newark Bay through Bayonne and to Exit 14C in Jersey City. Some nearby residents oppose the plan due to increased traffic and pollution.
News 12 New Jersey’s Tony Caputo speaks to commuters about the plan.
