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New Asphalt Roads (Summit and Sip Avenues)

New Asphalt - Suumit Avenue and Sip Avenue, Jersey City
Summit Avenue near MVC/DMV office in Jersey City

Some parts of the ripped up roads on Summit Avenue and Sip Avenue are now asphalted. The photo above was taken at around 430PM today.

Right now, Summit Avenue at Five Corners is closed for more construction. It will probably be re-opened tomorrow for traffic. Hopefully, the entire work will be finished before the week ends.



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June 3rd, 2008 | Tags: , , , , | Category: Jersey City Traffic and Commute, Journal Square/McGinley | One comment

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