The Brief
- Broad Street was a straight shot to the Connie Chung service area, which locals often describe as a convenient place to grab fast food.
- A new traffic pattern will require drivers to get onto the Garden State Parkway in order to leave the service area, meaning they are now subject to a toll.
- FOX 5 NY’s Antwan Lewis spoke to a few locals about the updated traffic pattern.
NEW JERSEY – A new traffic pattern now requires people visiting a popular rest stop in Bloomfield, New Jersey to pay a toll on their drive in and out.
Connie Chung service area
What we know:
Broad Street was a straight shot to the Connie Chung service area, which locals often describe as a convenient place to grab fast food; the service area houses popular businesses like Chick-Fil-A, a Burger King and a Starbucks.
However, a new traffic pattern will require drivers to get onto the Garden State Parkway in order to leave the service area, meaning they are now subject to a toll.
What they’re saying:…