I-80 Sinkhole and Miami Causeway Crash Disrupt Traffic

A major sinkhole on Interstate 80 in Wharton, New Jersey has led to the closure of eastbound lanes and is expected to take at least three more weeks to repair. The sinkhole, measuring 11-by-11 feet and four feet deep, is related to a network of voids and mines beneath the highway and is located 75 feet from another sinkhole repaired in December. The New Jersey Department of Transportation has identified 90 potential voids in the area, which are being assessed for structural integrity. Crews are working around the clock to stabilize the roadway, with several detours in place to manage traffic. Meanwhile, a separate crash has shut down all lanes of the MacArthur Causeway in Miami, with no immediate reports of injuries. The situation in Miami is developing, and alternate routes are suggested for commuters.