Story continues below map of former mines in New Jersey. What is under Route 80's lanes? The problem, however, may have far more to do with how and where the highway was built than by whom.

The latest highway headache for Jersey drivers comes as crews work to patch up the new 15-by-15-foot I-80 sinkhole — roughly 10 miles from the I-287 pit — that opened up in a construction zone ...

BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — A fast-moving wildfire still burning in New Jersey on Wednesday forced thousands of people to evacuate and temporarily closed a stretch of a major highway. … ...

New Jersey’s highway system ranks last in the nation in overall cost-effectiveness and conditions, according to the Annual Highway Report published Thursday by the Reason Foundation. There is no ...

Current Fire Danger map from New Jersey Forest Fire Service. ... It is already threatening 1,320 structures and has caused the closure of a 17-mile stretch of the state's busiest highway.

BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) — A fast-moving wildfire burning in New Jersey on Tuesday forced thousands of people to evacuate and closed a stretch of a major highway. The Garden State Parkway ...

TRENTON - A state official has announced a new safety measure intended to prevent trucks from plowing into traffic back-ups on New Jersey highways. The system alerts commercial drivers about ...

In 1930, New Jersey proposes a $300 million upgrade to its roads. In 1931, Route 6 becomes one of two highways that would feed traffic to the new GWB. In 1931, the Paterson Bypass is envisioned.