Potholes

Drivers in New Jersey face a costly problem with potholes, enduring vehicle damage averaging $600 per repair.

I think everyone knows a few areas where we have a pothole that we avoid so we don't smash our cars.

If you think New Jersey is among the worst states for potholes, a recent report confirms what you already knew.

New Jersey is the diner capital of the world, we're also the pizza capital, and we may also be the pothole capital of the world, too. But now it's easier than ever to report potholes in New Jersey.

New Jersey is SUPER Trypophobic. More than anyone in the United States, in fact. What are we most afraid of? You won't believe it.

To get a handle on the potholes formed over the past few months, crews will hit state and interstate highways during daytime hours.

Like a dentist fills a cavity to make your mouth healthier, the NJ-DOT will be filling potholes to make your drive across New Jersey roadways healthier.

Be careful...there's a prank happening in New Jersey that could realllllly cost you.

Where are the worst of the worst potholes that you see driving, whether it's around Ocean and Monmouth County or across the state?

Berkeley Township officials have heard you and so have state officials.

Point Pleasant Beach has found a new way to fix potholes - could this be the solution all of Ocean County needs?

Berkeley Township officials are asking for your help in letting them know about any potholes that need to be fixed They are also asking the public to let them know about any streetlights that are not working. Berkeley Mayor Carmen Amato and his staff have set up a FORM to fill out online with pothole/streetlight info and it will be sent directly to Public Works...