NJ roads

As congestion on New Jersey roads and highways keeps getting worse, a growing number of commuters are using back roads on their trip to and from work. The new traffic patterns have resulted in jams, especially in parts of Central Jersey, and new headaches for the state Department of Transportation (DOT).

It's no secret that New Jersey is running out of money to pay for fixing roads, bridges and tunnels. How to generate revenue to replenish the Transportation Trust Fund has been a hot topic in Trenton, but nobody can seem to agree on a funding source.

For many New Jersey residents, their commutes have gotten worse over the past two years and good ratings on roadways across the state have declined.

As the Jersey Shore gets ready for another post-Sandy tourism season, officials from the New Jersey Department of Transportation and Ocean County have hammered out construction plans for Route 35 for the summer season.

Constant snow and perpetual spells of frigid temperatures have made driving an even riskier proposition this winter in the Garden State.

A new report finds as the economy picks up steam, traffic congestion in New Jersey is getting worse.

They are everywhere!  With this weather, sand, salt, cold and snow pot holes are taking over our roadways.  Help your neighbors out..what roads have the the worst pot holes?