Atlantic City Expressway Widening Project Begins with $400M Investment
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Updated Oct 14
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What happened
The Atlantic City Expressway Third Lane Widening Project officially began work on October 13, 2026. The project involves adding a continuous third travel lane in both directions between Route 42 and Route 73, representing an investment of more than $400 million. The goal is to increase capacity, improve safety, and reduce congestion on the heavily traveled corridor.
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Why it matters
The project addresses traffic bottlenecks on a corridor that saw 46 million vehicles use the Expressway in 2025. This major infrastructure investment is designed to increase regional capacity and improve flow for commuters and commercial traffic.
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Who's involved
- South Jersey Transportation AuthorityManages the widening project for the Atlantic City Expressway
- Paul KanitraSponsors legislation aimed at restricting fee imposition on South Jersey Transportation Authority
- New Jersey Department of TransportationCoordinates major evacuation route exercises with South Jersey Transportation Authority
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The entities involved
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South Jersey Transportation Authority
transportation agency in New Jersey
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