NJ Transit and Amtrak unveil first arch for Portal North Bridge replacement
NJ Transit and Amtrak have unveiled the first of three massive arches that will support the new Portal North Bridge, replacing the outdated 114-year-old swing bridge in Kearny.
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Nov 26, 2024, 5:32 PM
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6h agoNJ Transit and Amtrak have unveiled the first of three massive arches that will support the new Portal North Bridge, replacing the outdated 114-year-old swing bridge in Kearny.
The project, valued at over $2 billion, aims to improve rail infrastructure and enhance travel efficiency.
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