speed limits

Taking it 10, 15, or 20 miles per hour slower is really up to a motorist's discretion if a specific, temporary limit is not visible, the state Department of Transportation said.

North Haledon has seen a big spike in speeding tickets after lowering some speed limits in town.

If you've ever been driving down a New Jersey road, seen a speed limit sign, then looked at your speedometer and found the numbers didn't match up, you've probably thought, "Why don't I get to make up speed limits?"

Do you think New Jersey should hike the highway speed limit above 65 mph? Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon is pushing to make this a reality. Read Deminski's thoughts.

The head of the state's largest police union said he could support raising New Jersey's speed limit to 70 mph, but only on certain highways.

Speed limits increase this spring on most of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, and at least one New Jersey lawmaker is eyeing the possibility of the same change here.

Bill Spadea discusses how NJ lawmakers should give way and allow road engineers to set NJ's speed limits and do away with speed traps.

Currently the speed limit on New Jersey's major roads vary from 55-65 mph. But is it time to revisit that? Bill Spadea thinks so.

A New Jersey lawmaker wants to control speed limits near parks where children play in response to a tragedy in Keansburg.

More than three dozen states have speed limits of 70 mph or higher. New Jersey is not one of them, and that probably won't change anytime soon.