Different ways proposed to fund Gateway include a tunnel surcharge

October 30, 2015

“A tunnel-less Hudson River would become an economy calamity,” said James Hughes, dean of Rutgers  Bloustein School  of Planning and Public Policy, who provided back ground about how New York’s job market has grown, fueled by commuters from New Jersey.

NJ.com, October 30

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