Driscoll Bridge

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Driscoll Bridge is a major highway bridge in New Jersey that carries the Garden State Parkway over the Raritan River, serving as a key transportation link in the region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highway bridge
road bridge
carries Garden State Parkway
connects Sayreville, New Jersey
Woodbridge Township, New Jersey
country United States
crosses Raritan Bay area transportation corridor
Raritan River
crossesFeature tidal section of the Raritan River
crossesNear Perth Amboy, New Jersey
linked to: Perth Amboy

South Amboy, New Jersey
hasApproachFrom north
south
hasDirection northbound carriageway
southbound carriageway
hasFunction vehicular traffic
hasLanes multiple lanes in each direction
hasMaterial concrete
steel
hasStructureType multi-span bridge
hasTrafficType automobiles
buses
trucks
isKeyTransportationLinkFor Garden State Parkway mainline
central New Jersey
isMajorCrossingOf Raritan River
isOneOf busiest highway bridges in New Jersey
isOnRoute Garden State Parkway milepost area near 125–130
isPartOfNetwork Interstate highway–connected network in New Jersey
locatedIn Middlesex County, New Jersey
Middletown Township, New Jersey
New Jersey
United States
maintainedBy New Jersey Turnpike Authority
namedAfter Alfred E. Driscoll NERFINISHED
Governor Alfred E. Driscoll
opened 1954
partOf Garden State Parkway
New Jersey highway system
regionServed Jersey Shore corridor
linked to: New Jersey Shore

New York metropolitan area
roadType limited-access toll parkway bridge
state New Jersey
tollRoad yes
usedFor commuter traffic
regional through traffic

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