Christie Has 5-Year Plan To Improve NJ Roads
TRENTON, NJ (WCBS 880) - The Pulaski Skyway, along with other Holland Tunnel connectors, I-78, and Route 139 are among roads slated for much needed repairs over the next five years using money meant for the cancelled Trans-Hudson rail tunnel project.
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WCBS 880's Levon Putney reports
"What you have here is a plan that is fiscally responsible, that will not burden over the long haul our children and grandchildren with extraordinary debt payment, and will address the needs that we have," says New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
Christie says no tax or toll increase is needed, but says the infusion of the ARC tunnel money will allow for more repairs by using less borrowing and more cash.
