With the sobering discovery of a "significant void" under the sinkhole that closed all eastbound lanes of Route 80 in Morris County, the New Jersey Department of Transportation may employ a ...

A “significant void” found during repairs of the sinkhole shutting down part of I-80 in New Jersey will delay the roadway’s reopening indefinitely, state transportation officials said Thursday.

A “significant void” sits just below the pavement of a New Jersey highway that’s been beset by random sinkholes over the last few months — and state officials say it may take a while to ...

"Initial testing revealed a void under the eastbound lanes. It is not a sinkhole. A void is an empty space or cavity that exists underground. A sinkhole is an opening or depression on the surface ...

The eastbound lanes of I-80 in Wharton have been closed since Feb. 10 due to a sinkhole. On Thursday, the DOT announced that a "significant void" has been found near the sinkhole. An exact date ...

A "significant void" has been found under the eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 in Wharton, which have been closed since Feb. 10 due to a sinkhole, the New Jersey Department of Transportation said ...

ALSO SEE: Again? Sinkhole Reopens On Route 80 In Wharton The good news? Route 80 westbound is stable, NJDOT Commissioner Fran O’Connor said. "The bad news is a significant void was identified ...

A "significant" void sits underneath the eastbound lanes of I-80 near Exit 34 in Wharton, Morris County, according to findings from an initial New Jersey Department of Transportation study ...

The void was found during testing on the highway following several sinkholes that have formed. The DOT says that there are no immediate concerns about the stability of the westbound side of the ...

Another sinkhole was discovered on eastbound Route ... reported a “signifcant void” under the highway.