“Critical phase” of Walt Whitman Bridge repairs begins Wednesday
Wednesday night brings what the DRPA calls a “critical phase” in the Walt Whitman Bridge repairs as the re-decking project commences.
The three-year, $130 million project began this week as the Delaware River Port Authority moves to revamp the bridge’s roadways.
Starting 8 p.m. Wednesday, the righthand eastbound lane will be closed for the next five months. Your Labor Day weekend Shore commute is sounding a little less fun, isn’t it?
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