driving

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

If you spend a lot of time on this Atlantic County road that runs through Egg Harbor Township and Northfield, you know driving it can be infuriating at times.

Every day I drive down Northfield's Tilton Road (where our offices and studios are located) and sometimes, I feel like I'm living in some sort of demolition derby scenario.

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.

It seems like every time I get behind the wheel, my anxiety level goes up.

Don't even lie. You've done it.

I noticed the other day that West Jersey Avenue in EHT has the shorted passing lane in the state of New Jersey.

When it come to navigating traffic circles in New Jersey, even some of the natives have some hesitation.

Yes, I can have a temper from time to time.

A new survey shows evidence that suggests people who drive fancy and luxurious cars are more likely to not pay attention to the rules of the road.

Cyclists, unnecessary construction, middle lane hogs; South Jersey's got a lot of beef with the roadways. Rightly so though after you this list.

A number of local police departments are involved in a distracted driver effort in April.