Walt Kane is answering questions. Is the Port Authority leaving drivers in the dark with crossing concerns?
Millions of people travel between New Jersey and New York each year, using the Lincoln and Holland tunnels, but a Kane In Your Corner investigation finds when it comes to the condition of the crossings, the Port Authority is keeping the public in the dark.
News 12 Staff
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Mar 30, 2022, 11:38 AM
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Updated 758 days ago
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284ds agoMillions of people travel between New Jersey and New York each year,
using the Lincoln and Holland tunnels, but a Kane In Your Corner investigation finds when it comes to
the condition of the crossings, the Port Authority is keeping the public in the
dark.
News 12's Walt Kane answered questions this
morning.
Click HERE to read the full
report.
