NJ DOT

The Route 88 bridge over the Point Pleasant Canal in Point Pleasant will be closed and detoured for a second night in a row this evening as NJ DOT crews complete interlock system testing.

It's finally here, the day residents and business owners been waiting for at the Jersey Shore, the completion of the Route 37-166 road safety project.

Like the one-hit wonder the band 'Europe' put out, it's the final countdown of days until the NJ DOT says roadwork along the Route 37-166 stretch will be completed.

The Route 35 Bridge over Ashley Avenue will be back to its normal configuration of two lanes by tomorrow morning, but there's another night of work still to be done.

The next round of Route 37-166 road work is scheduled for tonight when crews will be removing the remaining concrete median near Old Freehold Road in Toms River.

Drivers heading through Monmouth County may want to start planning alternate routes if they head over the bridge along the Shark River.

A heads up for drivers tonight as the NJDOT has announced that Route 70 will be reduced to one lane, with an alternating traffic pattern overnight, beginning on a seven-mile stretch of the road from Manchester to Pemberton to implement a traffic shift.

The Route 88 Bridge over the Point Pleasant Canal in Point Pleasant will be closed and detoured overnight Monday through Friday for two weeks as the painting project advances.

As the light shines at the end of the tunnel (we're told) for the Route 37-166 road project in Toms River, the NJ DOT has announced that a portion of the road will be closed on Thursday night.

It's taken three years but a completion date for the Route 37-166 road project in Toms River has been set...again...but for real this time.