I don't doubt the self-interested nature of the Mercer landowners, but this line from the article is pretty disingenuous... > Near the Pennsylvania border, dri

I don't doubt the self-interested nature of the Mercer landowners, but this line from the article is pretty disingenuous... > Near the Pennsylvania border, drivers have long been forced off the interstate and onto other roadways, only to join back 8 miles away. "Forced off the interstate..." onto other interstates, lol. Driving north from Philly if you wished to carry on to 95N you could either take the PATP connector 276E over the river, or continue north to 295S and then 195E. Both of these routes are high speed limited access highways, and join with the NJTP. So its not like getting forced off onto secondaries which is kind of how the author wanted it to sound. I've made that drive a hundred times over the last 25 years and I never felt the lack of a "95" on the signs I passed. As for NJ not being a suitable state, I've lived here 25 years and it seems suitable to me most of the time. You probably swim off our beaches, and eat the seafood we catch and the veggies we grow. We are a "barrel tapped at both ends" as Franklin put it, with Philly and NY both benefiting. You should be more grateful :).