Roads

Here in New Jersey, the quietest route is said to be State Route 49. That's 54 miles of roadway between Pennsville Township, Salem County, and Upper Township, Cape May County.

Back in 2003, Boston started the transformation of putting all their main highways underground. See the final result and should it be done in New Jersey.

The New Jersey DOT is moving forward to make part of Route 129 in Trenton safer for people on foot.

Can you imagine if we repaired our roads here in New Jersey?

Around $12.4 billion in funding would be guaranteed for New Jersey for transportation, transit and broadband, but a lot is to be determined later.

It's a debate between Sue and me, are you a "parkway person" or a "route 9 fan"?

There is federal funding from heading to Monmouth County government to replace the Rumson-Sea Bright Bridge and for a study on the Laurel Avenue Bridge which has become a landing spot for several 18-wheelers.

A Bayville man charged with aggravated assault after stabbing someone in a road rage incident last month is no longer the only one facing charges.

There wasn't as much snow as anticipated but the roads still remain treacherous on Tuesday and it may have led to one such accident on Route 72 near Barnacle Drive in Stafford Township.

A Lakewood man is in some trouble after his arrest in Lakehurst where he fled the scene of a car accident and was later found with drugs in his system and his vehicle.

Brick Police are looking to speak with any witnesses of a Tuesday accident where a pedestrian was hit by a car along Brick Boulevard near Duquesne Boulevard and North Lakeshore Drive.

In Lakewood Township, there were 15 motor vehicle crashes between 4:30 pm Monday and 8:20 am Tuesday.