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287 is a major thoroughfare across the state. Your alternative is back roads. All major roads are filled during rush hour.
287 gets jammed especially from the turnpike/parkway/ rt1 heading north in the am buts opens up after river rd and even more after 202/206, 22/78.
No comparison with 287 traffic below rt 22 and above rt 22 on a daily basis. that south bound traffic just sits for miles at 4:30pm. Rate limiting location has always been the 287 on-ramp from the east end of Hadley mall area just before new durham rd exit. Traffic magically opens up at that point. Now that commute is a bear!!
Way to paint an entire county with the same brush. Are you going to tell me that a place like Cranbury has much in common with a place like Perth Amboy. I thought you knew better than that.
One town in the entire county? Middlesex is not the place to be.
the areas within a 10 mile radius of Bridgewater is clearly your best bet. North to Bernardsville, west to Whitehouse, south to Hillsborough, and east to Warren. Branchburg would be a best buy
oh and to comment on the Middlesex County controversy, its a fine county with good schools and some really nice towns such as Cranbury (as mentioned), Plainsboro, South Brunswick, East Brunswick and Monroe to name a few. Somerset, Hunterdon and Morris counties are superior in virtually every way.
oh and to comment on the Middlesex County controversy, its a fine county with good schools and some really nice towns such as Cranbury (as mentioned), Plainsboro, South Brunswick, East Brunswick and Monroe to name a few. Somerset, Hunterdon and Morris counties are superior in virtually every way.
Middlesex County is very nice and has you mentioned, has a lot of very nice towns in it. It's also closer to the shore, which is a huge bonus in my eyes. I think for this case, the OP should focus on the Somerset Co. area, but I don't understand the Middlesex bashing.
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