U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg’s final stop on his two-day swing through New Jersey was at a Route 206 intersection, site of a future improvement project funded by the $1 trillion federal infrastructure law’s programs for rural highways. Buttigieg’s next stop after visiting the Springfield, Burlington County, intersection on Friday morning was a Jersey diner. It was the last day of a two day infrastructure tour that included a visit to see operations at Port Newark and meeting with students at County College of Morris in Randolph. But the Route 206 project to replace an angled in…
