In the first place, the county is supporting plans to build a five-lane highway along the Hudson River in Edgewater.
Loop 256 is a five-lane highway around most of the city.
It continues as an undivided, five-lane highway with middle turning lane to LA 3040 where the turning lane disappears.
The parkway becomes a five-lane divided highway with three northbound lanes and two southbound lanes in the vicinity of the junction.
The plans, later named the route development plan, calls for a five-lane highway with new intersections built on the highway.
As a five-lane highway, Robert Boulevard heads generally northward.
From that point until just north of LA 1027, it is a five-lane highway (with a middle turning lane).
Edgewater appears to be split over a proposed five-lane highway linking the town to North Bergen.
The route continues northeast as a four- to five-lane highway, passing near Bowcraft Amusement Park.
At the northern edge of the campus, the business route meets College Avenue and reduces to a five-lane undivided highway with center turn lane.
