Roads

Aggressive driving can be a matter of life and death.

Motorcycle law enforcement officers with their bikes parked in a row participated in a rally in Freehold on Monday to highlight Motorcycle Safety Month.

A New Jersey State Senator, who was going to introduce a measure to tax all drivers based on the number of miles they drive, has changed his mind, and is now crafting legislation that calls for a yearly fee for those who own electric and alternate fuel vehicles.

If you have noticed an increase in traffic jams, you can pin some of it on the improving economy.

Year after year, according to a brand new report, New Jersey has deferred investment in the major sectors of infrastructure.

New Jersey transportation officials are proposing a $3.8 billion capital program for the 2014 fiscal year.

So far the sequester budget cuts in Washington have not adversely affected federal transportation funding for New Jersey, but no one is sure what will happen in the coming weeks and months.

Drivers in the Garden State cruising along the highways will be seeing the Department of Transportation "Pothole Killer" truck filling in craters, but are we making any headway of preventing our roads from breaking down after each winter?

If you drive anywhere in the Garden State, you'll notice many highways look like the surface of the moon, littered with potholes.

Those annoying road construction slowdowns and jams that "Fast Traffic" is always telling you about may not be the fault of the NJ DOT.