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Port: Big ships to pass under Bayonne Bridge 6 months sooner

Infrastructure Development

Thursday, July 19, 2012

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said Wednesday it expects to have finished enough of the work rebuilding the Bayonne Bridge in 2015 to allow larger ships to pass underneath it when the Panama Canal opens its new set of locks that year. The port authority said it had figured out a way that it can shave six months off the timetable for the $1 billion bridge reconstruction, which involves raising the road deck of the bridge so that it is 212 fee...

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