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Rt 4 and Rt 17 in North Jersey has heavy traffic, especially in the morning, afternoon and evening rush hour + all day on Saturday.
And it has only 3 lanes on each direction Can't believe this state with lack of highway lanes.... we need at least 1 or 2 more lanes!
North Jersey is among the most densely populated areas in the U.S., and lack of lanes and poor road conditions is an issue
Rt 17 is only 2 lanes from the Teterboro area to the intersection of Rt4, that is where a lot of traffic builds. I agree, too many people on the roads-- Stay home everybody!
When I lived in NJ I attended FDU in Teaneck and took the Parkway to 4 and back 5 days a week. It was only 2 lanes each side back then. I think no matter what they do there, heavy traffic will always be a problem because of the sheer volume of people in the area. Just grin and bear it, I guess.
Then don't work on Sundays. But you want to force other people who WANT to work on Sundays to stay at home. That's fair?
I didn't set up this blue law rule that all malls/shops are closed on Sunday. I'm just happy that they are closed, because I don't feel like working on a Sunday and everybody deserves a day off from work. People overwork in this country anyway - TAKE A DAY OFF & ENJOY LIFE!
Everyone who works for retail are happy of the blue law, and people who don't work for retail - Go somewhere else if you like to shop on a Sunday. NYC is few miles away from Bergen County - and there are numerous malls in Upstate NY, and Passaic County etc.
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Can't believe this state with lack of highway lanes.... we need at least 1 or 2 more lanes!
