new jersey roads

New Jersey is always taking a beating on their roads and I don't just mean from the weather. But, good news for New Jersey as it ranks among the top 20 states with the lowest road fatalities.

There are a lot of Jersey Shore roads, but these are definitely among the most avoided in our area.

The easy answer to the question of which road in Monmouth and Ocean Counties is ‘all of them’, but we dug a little deeper.

Every road in New Jersey needs something, but these are the roads you told us should have at least one more lane.

This isn't exactly going to come as a shock to most of you, but a recent study revealed that New Jersey is among the top 6 states when it comes to the most toll roads.

You probably spent half the day bouncing around on New Jersey's roads, literally. So, it should come as no surprise to you that New Jersey has among the worst roads in America.

Do you look both ways when you cross roadways here in the Garden State? Do you use proper crossways to make your way through traffic? Do you wait for the "walk" signal at intersections?

Hold the presses, this just in. Recent data has confirmed what we've all known for a very long time. New Jersey is America's worst state to drive in.

Be careful this Thanksgiving as AAA reports it could be the third busiest travel season since 2005. With heavy rains and congested roads, it's important to know the most treacherous roads in New Jersey before you head out.

No one needs to tell you that it isn't easy traveling around New Jersey. Between the traffic and construction, there's always a challenge around the corner. But we may not realize just how bad our situation is.

We all know how bad New Jersey roads are, but did we know they were this bad?

A 2022 study reveals that New Jersey highways are just as bad as we feared they were. New Jersey's highway ranking is as bad as it gets.