Pulaski Skyway, Bridge in New Jersey, USA
The Pulaski Skyway is a four-lane freeway of 3.502 miles (5.636 km) in length in the northeastern part of New Jersey.
It was opened to traffic on November 24, 1932.
The Pulaski Skyway has been featured in many films and television shows due to its distinctive design.
The Skyway is not accessible by trucks because of its design.
It was one of the first structures to use weathering steel (Corten Steel) for its construction.
Location: Jersey City
Inception: November 24, 1932
Official opening: November 24, 1932
Length: 5,600 m
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