The Pulaski Skyway will be closed in both directions for part of the weekend, the New Jersey Department of Transportation announced. The closure is due to…
The Pulaski Skyway will be closed in both directions for part of the weekend, the New Jersey Department of Transportation announced.
The full closure will begin at 9 p.m. Friday until 10 p.m. Saturday in both directions, according to the NJDOT.
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