Cape May county government is making a fresh push to upgrade four Garden State Parkway exits that currently offer only limited access, arguing the improvements would benefit both residents and the millions of tourists who visit each year.County commissioners passed a resolution on August 11 calling on the New Jersey Turnpike Authority to move forward with converting Exits 6, 13, 17, and 20 into complete four-way interchanges. The measure urges the authority to advance planning, design, funding, and construction for all four locations, reports SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com. Right now, these exits provide only partial access.