New JerseyNew Jersey would honor Benjamin Franklin Bridge’s 100th anniversary
If adopted, New Jersey’s governor and lawmakers would honor the Benjamin Franklin Bridge’s 100th anniversary and send copies of the resolution to bridge authority leaders.
What it does
If adopted, New Jersey’s governor and lawmakers would honor the Benjamin Franklin Bridge’s 100th anniversary. An Assembly or Senate official would send copies to Delaware River Port Authority leaders.
Argument forIf adopted, the tribute could draw attention to a bridge used by drivers, train riders, walkers, and cyclists.
Argument againstIf adopted, the resolution may leave bridge users’ trips unchanged because it honors the anniversary and sends copies to bridge officials.
More detail
New Jersey’s governor and lawmakers would honor the Benjamin Franklin Bridge’s 100th anniversary. It concerns the bridge connecting Camden in New Jersey and Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. The resolution must be adopted to take effect. An Assembly or Senate official would send filed copies to the Delaware River Port Authority’s chief executive and board. The bridge reached its 100th anniversary in July 2026. The resolution would take effect immediately if adopted.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed 1st Chamber
- Passed 2nd Chamber
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Sep 28Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Transportation CommitteeIntroduced
Transportation