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Port Authority Sees Mixed Q1 Results

NEWARK-While cargo volumes at the agency’s seaports increased 9.6% over 2009 figures, port activity remains 6% below first quarter 2008 levels.

By Alyson Grala | Updated on June 04, 2010

NEWARK-Activity levels at the Port Authority’s six bi-state crossings continued to decline during the first quarter of 2010.

At the Port Authority’s six bi-state crossings, traffic dropped 2%, from 28.1 million in the first three months of 2009 to 27.5 million vehicles during that same period in 2010. Truck traffic, which generates significant revenue for the Port Authority, also declined by 2.1%. At the Port Authority’s major airports, traffic rose 1.3% during the first three months of 2010, buoyed by a 5.8% increase in international travel. The slight rebound followed a 4.8% drop in airport passengers in 2009.

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