National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

As the summer heat ramps up, AAA issues warnings about leaving kids in hot cars after 39 kids died in them last year across the U.S., including two in New Jersey.

Driving in New Jersey has its fair share of challenges.

Statistically, these are the most deadly roads in New Jersey.

Do you look both ways when you cross roadways here in the Garden State? Do you use proper crossways to make your way through traffic? Do you wait for the "walk" signal at intersections?

(It's not the steering wheel) Remember all the fuzzy dice and and other stuff we would hang from our rearview mirror in the car?

It's another Top 10 list New Jersey should not be proud to be part of. We're distracted in the Garden State, and not in a good way.

A new AAA survey finds there was a decline in unsafe driving behaviors in 2020 compared to 2019, but speeding was still prevalent.