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New Jersey officials are working to treat holes affecting the main roads in the Morris area, especially on the 80th and 287th road, which has caused significant traffic damage.
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Transport Minister Sean Pandafi recently visited the I-80 Inskhole to receive updates on continuous repairs, alongside the governor and Congressman Thomas Ken.
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Merphy says NJ transit will offer a 50 percent discount on the Morris and Esex, which starts on Monday to get as many people as possible.
New Jersey – – New Jersey officials are working to treat holes affecting the main roads in the Morris area, especially on the 80th and 287th road, which has caused significant traffic damage.
Both lines will be closed east and west of the 80th New Jersey Road near the 34th day until more warnings while teams are working to repair large holes caused by the abandoned mines.
Transport Minister Sean Pandafi recently visited the I-80 Inskhole to receive updates on continuous repairs, alongside the governor and Congressman Thomas Ken.
“Please work at home for the next 6 to 8 weeks if that’s an option to reduce some of the pressures. NJ Gov. Phil Murphywhat they say
“This has been an ugly situation in the past couple of months, and it has only worsened,” Merfi said.
Officials hope the road 80 will be opened to the west within a week, but the lines are expected to remain closed for a long time, which is expected to be 6 to 8 weeks.
“This is a large blood vessel that cannot be closed,” Dafey said, stressing joint efforts at both state and federal levels to resolve the situation.
Dafi also noted that the situation is constantly growing and officials assessed what kind of federal assistance may be necessary to move forward.
transit
Merphy says NJ transit will offer a 50 percent discount on the Morris and Esex, which starts on Monday to get as many people as possible.
Nj Sinkholes
The sank on the 80th road caused by a collapsed pipe has closed three left lines north north of the 41B exit from Parsipani hills. Continuous repairs are available, but delays are expected to continue throughout the weekend.
what we know
Until Saturday morning, they left three routes from i-287 to the north, closed to the north of the 41B (I-80) exit from Parsipani-Troy hills due to a collapse-free sank.
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Meanwhile, a hole, which was opened on March 21 along the north side of the 287th road near the exit of 41B, closed three lines. The cause is still under investigation.
These events focus on the dangers that the abandoned mines in the region, especially in areas such as Warton, Dover and Mine, which contain many of these mines.
New Jersey, USA – 01 October: Floodwaters will gather under the storm, on Ramsey Street in Hilsaid, New Jersey, the United States on October 1,
Local officials warn that the damage can last for weeks or months, as engineers evaluate the damage and repair it.
How can you follow up the updates, see the direct traffic map and find detours:
Live traffic map of NJ and updates
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How to follow up the updates
NJDOT Web has created a page to warn people about the advancement of repairs.
tracking the underwater holes
what we know
Since winter, three underwater holes have appeared on the road to 80:
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40 feet of 40 feet on the right shoulder of I-80 to the east near the Mill Post 34, and at the end of December
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11 feet of 11 feet in the midfield of the i-80 to the east in the 34th, and in February 2025 were monitored and stable.
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15 feet out of 15 feet under the working area east, which appeared in March
tracking the underwater holes
what we know
Since winter, three underwater holes have appeared on the road to 80:
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40 feet of 40 feet on the right shoulder of I-80 to the east near the Mill Post 34, and at the end of December
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11 feet of 11 feet in the midfield of the i-80 to the east in the 34th, and in February 2025 were monitored and stable.
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15 feet out of 15 feet under the working area east, which appeared in March
How did the old holes formed?
the back story
The collapse of an abandoned 80th road in the Morris area of New Jersey on December According to NJ.com, these mines, which have spread to nine northern provinces, can cause the formation of sudden and dangerous holes.
New Jersey has a rich history of mines, especially for iron minerals, copper and other minerals, and the state’s northwestern hilling lands of the state is known for its mineral oil.
Kanga’s activities in the state began in the 18th century and continued until the 19th and early twentieth centuries. Progress in technology and changes in economic priorities led to the closure of many mines.
The New Jersey Ministry of Transport is reviewing underground conditions to assess stability, but the level of underground mineral networks is largely uncertain.