Roads

Yes, Ocean County, we've made it to that time of year - pothole season!

Today (Friday) Lawmakers in Trenton will vote on the proposed gas tax, they will vote on a 23 cent "gas tax", which will be used to improve roads, rails and bridges here in the Garden State. Question is do You support this move? See...

Do we need road improvements on sections of Route 9 in Toms River and Lakewood? That will be the focus of public hearings coming up here in Ocean County. The North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority will be looking at ways to improve the flow of traffic and cut down the amount of accidents along Route 9 from the Garden State Parkway in Toms River to downtown Lakewood. Hop...

So it's now time to see what YOU think were the worst roads with traffic the 4th of July weekend here at the Jersey Shore as thousands flock to our beaches and resort destinations to celebrate a long weekend. What's your pick for worst ...

Now that we are 'unofficially" kicking of Summer 2016  .... we are "officially" kicking off SUMMER TRAFFIC! What do you think is the worst roads for Summer traffic here at the Jersey Shore ? Here's Our TOP 10 Rt 37 Rt 195 Garden State Parkway Rt 35 Rt 72 Rt 9 Rt 33 Rt 34 Rt 70 Rt 88 Now we want your input .... ...

Today of course is Labor Day and the traffic northbound is a slow go ..... but is the Parkway as good as it used to be? Do you find yourself in more bottlenecks then ever on a road that's supposed to constantly flow? Is Route 9 a better option ? ...

In the 1990s, High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes were operational on three New Jersey roadways. Today, they exist on only one.

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).

New Jersey's top transportation official said there's a host of reasons why the state is spending more money on its road system than other states spend on their state-controlled road systems.

They're the annual scourge of drivers everywhere - after winter, our roads and highways end up looking like the surface of the moon, with potholes just waiting to ravage your suspension.