Roads

The battle against potholes is well underway in New Jersey, spurred by crazy weather changes that have taken a toll on roadways.

The rain and freezing temperatures are making all forms of travel extremely hazardous - including walking!

It's only halfway into December, and not even officially winter yet, and we've already had a number of challenging travel days in Ocean County.

With all the heavy rain we've had over the past six months, the New Jersey Department of Transportation has made cleaning storm drains a top priority.

More than eight months after Superstorm Sandy, work is about to begin to rebuild a road that's described as the gateway to the Jersey Shore - Route 35.

The 100 or so days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are some of the deadliest for teen drivers and their passengers, according to AAA Mid-Atlantic's analysis of federal crash data from 2011.

A new federal plan calls for tougher regulations for truck drivers in New Jersey and across the nation, beginning in July.

It's a story New Jersey 101.5 News broke a week and a half ago - a new report confirms hundreds of Garden State bridges are decaying because they're so old, and they could pose a danger if they're not fixed.

There are 6,500 bridges located in New Jersey, and many of them were built decades ago.  But are they safe?

A new study finds many New Jersey residents continue to engage in dangerous activities while driving.