N.J. says good-bye to notorious Marlton Circle intersection
CBS Philly reported earlier today that Marlton Circle, the well-known cause of traffic tie-ups and motorist headaches in South Jersey, has officially gone the way of the dinosaur.
The New Jersey Department of Transportation has spent two years and $33 million re-engineering the intersection of Routes 70 and 73. Where once lay a complicated circle, now stands a simple overpass.
About 90,000 cars use the intersection every day, and some say the number will grow to 110,000 by 2030.
See before and after pictures at the NJ DOT website.
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