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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There's no reason to even go into PA at all if you're driving from here to NJ/NY.  You take 95 up to DE then get on the NJT or Garden State Parkway by taking the DE Memorial Bridge near Christiana Mall in DE.  The 95 bridge won't affect anyone going to NY at all..[/quote]

This is idiotic.  It's correct that 95 through Philly is not the most direct route to NY.  But there are huge swaths of NJ where you *would* take 95 through Philly.  Before this, it's 50/50 whether you'd take it going to Princeton.  And there is definitely going to be a spillover effect onto the Turnpike.  [/quote]

Eh, the only areas cut off are those people would drive over the Betsy Ross or Tacony-Pamyra.  Anyone form the South wanting to go to western NJ would just take a minor portion of 295 and go up 130.

The lions share of traffic in the eastern corridor doesn't go to those parts of NJ.

So much hyperbolic crap.  Lol, I'm literally looking at real time traffic data right now. NJT and 295 are green.    Time to NYC from DMV is literally the same it always takes.  So much for your dumb hypothesis.[/quote]

You do realize that it’s mid-morning on a Tuesday, right?  :lol:

Let’s take a look on the weekend. It would have been red at peak times regardless. Will it be red/black? Will it start earlier and take longer to clear?

It’s going to add some volume of cars and trucks. [/quote]

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