Christie Says There’s No Transportation Crisis; Critics Sharply Disagree
During a recent radio program, Gov. Chris Christie told his audience that New Jersey has no transportation “crisis at the moment,” a comment that angered a number of transportation advocates who spoke out during a hearing in Trenton yesterday. They pointed to potholes that are opening up seemingly everywhere on roads across the state, another possible…
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The guv should get out of his fancy helicopters and limousines and take a drive up or down some of the really lousy roads like Route 9.