N.J. Turnpike Authority delays toll collector privatization vote
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority has delayed its vote on whether to hire a private vendor for toll collection starting this summer.
Four companies have made bids, the Associated Press reports, and a vote was expected Wednesday.
Commissioners are still mulling how to save collectors’ jobs as the state prepares to privatize collections as a way to save money. As many as 700 employees on the Turnpike and Garden State Parkway face losing their jobs.
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