Victory Bridge — Local services in Sayreville

The Victory Bridge:

Construction Started and Opening Date: 1925 and 1926. The replacement bridge's construction began in 2002, with the first span opening in June 2004 and the second span in 2005. Connection: Perth Amboy and Sayreville over the Raritan River in New Jersey. Length: Approximately 4,840 feet (1,475 meters). Pedestrian Walkways: Includes pedestrian and bicycle paths on the replacement bridge. Main Material: Steel and concrete. Type of Bridge: Segmental concrete box girder bridge (replacement bridge). Owner and Fees: Owned by the New Jersey Department of Transportation. No toll...

Nice bridge 🌉 Was using it extensively several years ago. Usually when you plan to go south from Staten Island, or coming to the Island from NJ coastal area you have 3 options: Garden state Pkwy, Rt 9 or Rt 35, Although it is usually the slowest route, when there is a lot of the traffic on other roads Victory bridge is a good option. Also works fine when you want to make a last stop in NJ to visit a gas's station ⛽ or a bank 🏦 🏧. So choose this road to pass through...

The game warden says you need a saltwater fishing license. Get one. The guy's doing his job and he's doing it well. He's polite and very reasonable. The blue drone is one way he does it. Observing is another. -If that bothers you, get the license and dont poach fish. Dont eat them at all if you do. Dont cry next year if there no bass , because people will take...