New Jersey has the ninth-worst urban roads in the country, a new analysis revealed.
To compile its “Road Conditions and Spending By State: A Situation Unlikely to Improve” study, MoneyGeek said it looked at road quality and investment levels per lane mile in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. It found that spending more on roads did not equate to better roads.
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