NJDOT access Management Code
The State Highway Access Management Code (1.7m) is presented here along with and figures and graphics (459k) to assist those interested in highway access permits and NJDOT right of ways. Access issues affect:
- Persons seeking new access to State highways.
- Persons seeking to modify existing access to State highways.
- Persons seeking to renovate existing access to State highways.
- Telecommunication carriers seeking access for tower sites.
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