Your need for speed will be best spent on a high school or college track, because if it's on the roads or you've got the phone to the ear while driving, you will now be more likely to get a ticket on Monmouth County roads.
A driver who felt the need for speed caught the eye of a Toms River Police Officer along Route 35 but it was the occupants of the vehicle tossing bricks of heroin out of the car window that really caught his attention.
If you ever have driven north on Fischer Blvd to make a right turn onto Hooper Ave, you are well aware that it could take you quite a long time to make the right turn since the right lane sometimes backs up pretty far.
The Toms River County Roads Department has created a new traffic pattern at the intersection in the attempts to make it easier to make a right turn on to Hooper...
Remember the construction that had the Mathis Bridge going into Seaside Heights closed for three winters?
Well...It's not quite finished. It is...but now the Department of Transportation needs to conduct final testing on the lift span...
Jersey Shore drivers are being given a heads up this week as a couple road projects will be affecting people across Monmouth, Ocean and Burlington Counties over the next few days.
A new redesigned traffic signal by the Target and Lowe's shopping center on Hooper Avenue is now operational, according to Ocean County officials and the entire project is near completion.
The Route 88 Bridge over the Point Pleasant Canal in Point Pleasant will be closed and detoured overnight Monday through Friday for two weeks as the painting project advances.