NJ Roads Rank The 3rd Worst Roads In America

I've found there are a lot of positives to living at the Jersey Shore: easy access to the beach, lots of entertainment, and things to do, and I swear, the food just tastes better.

There Are Some Drawbacks To Living In New Jersey

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That being said, like any state, there are drawbacks as well; we've got insane property taxes, a high cost of living, and if you've spent any time driving around New Jersey, you know the roads can really do a number on our vehicles.

New Jersey's Roadways Can Be Tough On Your Vehicle

I think I've had more work done on my car in the past 5 years I've lived in Jersey than I have in the past 15 years I've owned the vehicle. Granted, part of that may be the fact I drive an old car, but still, Jersey roads really give my Scion a beating!

And it's not just an opinion anymore that Jersey roads are a little tougher on your vehicle than in other states. According to travel experts, we ranked among the worst states in the country for roadways.

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And I get it, there's a lot to maintain, but who hasn't hit a pothole so big that you had to apologize to your car while you're driving down the road.

NJ Ranked As The 3rd Worst State In The Country For Drivers

According to Extreme Terrain, Jersey ranked as the 3rd worst state to drive in due to our roads being hard on your car. In second place was Massachusetts, and taking the number one spot for worst roads in America was Rhode Island.

Florida Ranked As The Best State In The Country For Drivers

If you're looking for the best state in the country to drive in, at least when it comes to how rough the roads are on your car, you'll have to travel down to Florida