An Exciting Commute on the NJ Turnpike
Fast and furious we were not on the NJ Turnpike…
Rather, there was a lot of braking and rubbernecking. But this time it was kind of understandable . . .
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Fast and furious we were not on the NJ Turnpike…
Rather, there was a lot of braking and rubbernecking. But this time it was kind of understandable . . .
When driving, traffic information isn’t more than a couple of minutes away:
XM radio has dedicated weather/traffic stations for most major cities that just go on infinite loops.
But these are all passive methods. You have to wait through commercials, or other content before you get the exact information you’re seeking.
Now, there’s another way (or two or three. . .).
Sometimes it’s better to be in the know. Now it’s just fingertips away.
What do you use to get the scoop on traffic reports?
If you’ve been commuting on Route 280, you’ve undoubtedly noticed the CONSTRUCTION that seems to go on for ages.
Guess what, it’s been confirmed that Route 280 from exit 6 to exit 13 will remain in the rough milled condition till summer of 2010!

According to the Star Ledger, they’re spending over $23 Million to repair the 18 miles of Rt 280 that carry over 100,000 cars daily. It’s the first repaving project on the highway since 1975 apparently.
You’d think $23 Million would get a quicker time line than 1 year for repairs!
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