There’s nothing worse than driving your car and hitting a nasty pothole. The car shakes and the front end almost falls off. It looks like you found a hole! As soon as you get out of the garage boom, especially after doing a front end alignment and tire rotation! I hit a pothole!

I think a lot of people here in New Jersey feel like they could put some love on our roads, but where are the “holes” here in America nationally? A new study ranks it among the top 10 states with the most pothole damage in the United States, so there seems to be reason for concern.recently patch The article cites recent research. “According to AAA, drivers pay. average $600 Every time I had to bring my car into the shop for pothole repair. And according to QuoteWizard’s survey, New Jersey is her ninth worst pothole state in the nation. ”

“QuoteWizard arrived at this determination by analyzing search data on pothole repairs and pothole-related complaints in the state so far in 2023. search index average Both to states and to individual cities. ” So let’s see how Garden State ranks among the top 10 worst roads in America.

So what do you think? Does New Jersey have a “pothole” problem? Here’s what you had to say. I asked, what are the worst roads in Jersey?

Scott: Atlantic City

Editing: Lakewood

Maurice: Route 9

Christian: It’s like everywhere these days.

Elaine: Tom’s River

Carroll: Jersey City

Scott: All the back alleys the local public works department never fixes

Slade: The whole state sucks

Williams: Lakewood, Trenton close second

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