new jersey traffic

If you have spent any time driving in New Jersey, you would swear the yellow light means speed up, but do you know what the actual law is?

In Jersey we are almost always in a rush. We are always looking for a way to keep our bodies and our cars in motion. We have to deal with traffic because we are in one of the most populated states in the country but what we don’t have to deal with is a prolonged red light. Yep, there’s a hack for that.

New Jersey residents are upset about the state's traffic, but they may be more at the results of this study.

The last time we asked you to sound off about driving here in Ocean County it was for the Garden State Parkway, this time we are going to move over to another major roadway Route 9.

You may notice some additional police activities on certain southern Jersey Shore roads today due to a hurricane evacuation drill being conducted today, according to the NJDOT.

We've all dealt with the long commute and constant traffic in New Jersey, but which town is the worst for traffic in Monmouth and Ocean Counties?

There are reports that many areas in our area received over 5 inches of rain from last night's storms and it has caused havoc this morning for travelers.

If you want to take a summer road trip, there are 40 better choices than New Jersey, according to a recent study.

When it comes to the Parkway or the Turnpike, you don't get a lot in the way of courtesy around here. But when it comes to local roadways, we can be courteous, can't we?

Anybody who has ever sat behind the wheel of a car in New Jersey could have told you this, but a recent study confirms it. Traffic in the Garden State is bad.

Sometimes it seems that everyone is stressed at all times on the Jersey Shore, and there certainly is no lack of stressful things going on around here.

I was driving on the Parkway yesterday and it seemed like any feelings of togetherness after Sandy has completely disappeared.