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Althought it costs more, I prefer the GWB. I'm not paranoid but seeing at the TZ had been "condemned" by many strucural engineers I take the safer route
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Often depends on what say 1010 WINS or 880 WCBS says about the traffic conditions on each of them as i'm on I-95 between Bridgeport and Stamford. Plus also where i'm trying to eventually go (into NYC, then i'm more likely to head for the GWB vs. if i'm heading towards Western Jersey or PA or points further South or West, then the Tapp to either the Garden St Pkwy or 287 is a likely choice for me unless the GWB and NJ Turnpike are WIDE open)
Heck, a couple of times back when my parents lived out in Western Jersey and I was headed there from CT, after hearing of some major traffic at both the GWB and the Tapp, I've even taken I-84 out of Danbury all the way over to Newburgh, NY where it meets the NYS Thruway and took the Thruway down to 287 and avoid both of those bridges - I'd much rather drive an extra 40 or 50 miles at speed than sit in a major, long traffic jam!!
We've done the I-84 to the Thruway and then I-287 the last few times going to the Jersey Shore. It is a bit longer but less stressful.Heck, a couple of times back when my parents lived out in Western Jersey and I was headed there from CT, after hearing of some major traffic at both the GWB and the Tapp, I've even taken I-84 out of Danbury all the way over to Newburgh, NY where it meets the NYS Thruway and took the Thruway down to 287 and avoid both of those bridges - I'd much rather drive an extra 40 or 50 miles at speed than sit in a major, long traffic jam!!