driving

Gas prices are nearing an average of $4.00 per gallon in New Jersey. In some areas, they have already topped that mark.

As we lose sunlight, our body starts to produce melatonin, the brain chemical that makes us tired.

What do you think is the average number of miles Americans drive per day? If you guessed under 30 miles per day, you would be right.

Another first for the Garden State: Census figures show New Jerseyans have the longest average one-way commute to work in the nation.

Legislation granting driving privileges to some New Jersey residents living in the United States illegally was pulled from the Assembly Transportation Committee Thursday by the bill's sponsor so it can be retooled.

To the joy of New Jersey drivers, gas prices just keep going lower.

Now that the summer season is over and people are driving less, you might imagine gas prices would start to come down, but that's not the case.

Speed limits on major New Jersey highways, like the Garden State Parkway, NJ Turnpike and others could be increased, maybe even to 75 mph, if that's the limit traffic engineers determine is the safest.

This holiday weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season, and more New Jerseyans are heading out onto the highway.

Beginning August 1st, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission will require drivers with disabilities to get re-certified by a doctor every three years in order to get a handicapped placard and license plates for their car.