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Outbound Lincoln Tunnel Briefly Shut Down During Morning Rush

Carla Zanoni

By Carla Zanoni on May 17, 2011 8:13am

An accident on the New Jersey side of the Lincoln Tunnel closed down he outbound lane Tuesday morning

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By Carla Zanoni

DNAinfo Reporter/Producer

MIDTOWN — The outbound Lincoln Tunnel was closed during the rush hour commute Tuesday morning after a car reportedly spun into the bus lanes outside the tunnel in Weehawken, reported My Fox News.

The accident, which occured at approximately 7 a.m. shut down traffic for approximately one hour, according to traffic tracking site Beat the Traffic.

The accident also halted express bus service inbound and outbound of the city.



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