Source: Port Authority of New York and NewJersey
NEW YORK CITY—Officials with the Port Authority of New York andNew Jersey predict that the Port of New York and New Jersey isclose to overtaking Long Beach, CA as the nation's second busiestcommercial port.
The Port Authority points to the recent completion of theBayonne Bridge and $1 billion in public-private investment in railservices as key factors in the increased container business as theNew York and New Jersey ports.
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