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Lawmakers Urge Faster Repair of Aging Outerbridge Crossing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Staten Island politicians are urging New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill to accelerate the repair or replacement of the 98-year-old Outerbridge Crossing. The crossing, which connects Perth Amboy in New Jersey to Staten Island in New York City, currently handles about 14 million crossings annually. The Port Authority manages the crossing, which lacks emergency shoulders and has experienced long backups.

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The bridge was not designed for the current volume of traffic, according to Perth Amboy Mayor Helmin Caba. The lack of emergency shoulders and high traffic volume create risks of gridlock and accidents, which impacts regional logistics and traffic flow.

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    Severe traffic congestion on a key artery may affect market prices due to logistical dependency.

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