traffic

If you often drive around in New Jersey, you might already know that it's considered one of the trickiest places to drive in. But is it really the absolute worst? While you might think about heavy traffic in places like Los Angeles or the bumper-to-bumper jams in Chicago, it turns out that New Jersey is actually ranked as the worst state to drive in, according to MoneyGeek...

Hey, folks in New Jersey! Brace yourselves for the infamous traffic jams on the garden state parkway as everyone rushes to the Jersey Shore. Yep, you guessed it, that means more bumper-to-bumper situations and fender benders that can give anyone a headache. ...

There's good news for drivers who head through the Keyport area in Monmouth County as repairs to the Broadway Avenue bridge have taken the next step forward.

New Jersey's very first cashless toll road is set to be the Atlantic City Expressway once the project is complete in 2025.

Everyone has opinions about what annoys them the most about living in this state.

Torrey Flim, 23, of Hamilton in Mercer County was killed early Saturday when his Hyundai rear-ended a dump truck and was then hit by another vehicle from behind.

Living at the Jersey Shore is like waking up on vacation, every day.

At least one person is dead after a crash at the intersection of Route 9 and Route 33 in Freehold at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon, reports said.

Who is excited to sit in (even more) traffic this summer?

The New Jersey Department of Transportation says a fully loaded tractor trailer traveling 65 miles an hour takes approximately 66% longer to stop than a passenger car.