Where are the most dangerous roads in Monmouth and Ocean counties? According to stats from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, two Monmouth/Ocean stretches make the list of New Jersey's 20 Most Dangerous Roads.

The "Top 20" were determined by the routes that have the highest number of crashes-per-million-miles-traveled on each road.

North Jersey proved to have the most treacherous roadways statistically. #1 on the list, Route 139U, at Pulaski Skyway Terminus in Jersey City.

#15 - Monmouth County - Route 66 (Neptune / Asbury Park)

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Route 66 serves as an important connector between the Garden State Parkway to the west and Route 18 and Asbury Park to the east. Route 66, which varies from a two-lane undivided road to a four-lane divided highway, passes through commercial areas that include the corporate offices and newsroom of The Asbury Park Press. The road had a rate of 6.11 accidents for every million miles traveled in 2012.

#18 - Ocean County - Route 88 (Point Pleasant, Brick, Lakewood)

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Route 88 is a state highway that runs 10.02 miles beginning at Route 9 in Lakewood, passing through Brick Township and ending at Route 35 in Point Pleasant Beach. The highway is a major access road for coastal areas in northern Ocean County. Route 88 had a rate of 5.63 accidents for every million miles traveled in 2012.

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