driving in New Jersey

Recently, wallethub.com released a list of the best and worst cities to drive in for 2024. Several New Jersey towns are pretty high on that list to me. Surprise, surprise. It's not just the cities, it's everywhere in New Jersey.

A study says driving in New Jersey is not as bad as you think.

This isn't exactly going to come as a shock to most of you, but a recent study revealed that New Jersey is among the top 6 states when it comes to the most toll roads.

It might not be the number of miles we drive here in New Jersey that's the problem. It might be the stress per mile that is our worst enemy.

It is something we have to deal with all the time in New Jersey, traffic. Especially in Ocean County and Monmouth County - the Jersey Shore.

Here in New Jersey, we are used to hearing bad news about our state, but this time around it's double trouble.

If you drive on New Jersey's roads at all, you probably see tailgating daily, so the tailgating data one source has revealed may surprise you.

Maybe it's because we want to get on the express lane to the nice list. Whatever the reason, New Jersey roadways seem to be a much nicer place to be during the holiday season.

If you're commuting in New Jersey, then your commute is probably longer than the majority of the average American's.

One of New Jersey's least favorite things to do is to drive, but this report does have some positive news.

We asked Jersey Shore residents what they thought the worst roads in all of New Jersey are, and here are the results.

Please consider this as a friendly reminder while vacationing in New Jersey