New York and New Jersey governors say the Port Authority can take on additional cargo in wake of the Baltimore bridge collapse, announcing they directed the agency to “further evaluate all available resources to minimize supply chain disruptions.”
“The tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore has touched every corner of the nation, and we are ready to support Governor Moore and the people of Maryland in any way,” Govs. Kathy Hochul and Phil Murphy said in a statement.
The governors said they "will continue to work together to support our neighbors in Baltimore and consumers nationwide."
On Wednesday, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg predicted the restoration effort for the city and port won't be quick. He warned of supply chain disruptions, saying, "The impact of this incident is going to be felt throughout the region and really throughout our supply chains."