potholes

If your car could talk, it would probably tell you it hates winter. The roads are unforgiving this time of year, and for you, that could mean more money devoted to the repair shop.

If you've been on the roads in New Jersey, you've encountered a pothole or two. The rough winter has left some the size of craters across the state and they are wreaking havoc on cars and causing motorists a great deal of misery.

This past winter was very tough on New Jersey's snowstorm budget, and the money continues to move out the door to help with weather-related road repairs.

Following the worst winter in decades, the New Jersey Department of Transportation continues to patch potholes that appeared everywhere on roadways across the Garden State.

The brutal winter has made New Jersey's roads look like Swiss cheese, and hitting a pothole could land you with some hefty repair bills.

Many roads in New Jersey look like the surface of the moon these days - because there are so many potholes.

Hate potholes? Well, unless you and your elected officials are ready to cough up billions more for better roads and proper preventive maintenance, buckle up, `cause it's going to be a bumpy ride.

Dennis and Judi were talking about this webpage on the show today and if you are annoyed by all the potholes around, this may alleviate your frustration a little and make you laugh.

Mother Nature has been rough on New Jersey this season and the weekly winter storms have also starting to take its toll on our vehicles.

The battle against potholes is well underway in New Jersey, spurred by crazy weather changes that have taken a toll on roadways.