driving in New Jersey

New Jersey drivers know speeding is expensive, but did you know driving too slow can also get you ticketed? State law allows police to pull over drivers who impede traffic, even if they’re under the speed limit.

NJ drivers, don’t risk a ticket! Here are 13 items your car must have, plus the vehicles stolen most often in the state. Each is shown with photos and a brief explanation of the law.

From pizza restaurants and Wawa stores to high school athletes, E-ZPass use, and commuting, these 18 numbers reveal what everyday life in New Jersey really looks like.

Driving in NJ is a real skill, and there are some things they don't teach you when you get your license. Here are 10 things Jersey drivers think should be added to the NJ drivers test.

Back in the '80s and '90s, New Jersey car inspections could take hours and that’s before you even got to the tailpipe test. Things are much faster today.

New Jersey drivers could face steep fines and penalties under the state’s "No Touch" law. Here’s what it means and how to avoid getting ticketed.

What happens when you drive over 100 MPH on the Garden State Parkway and elude police? You go to prison.

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.

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.