en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/1147330 Comments by rounddollar http://blog.motorists.org/what-states-are-drivers-most-likely-to-be-ticketed/#IDComment84728341 Really dude? Seriously? OK, NJ Turnpike: Toll plaza at beginning and end, a distance of 114 miles or so. Garden State Parkway: One doesn't need to slowdown at a plaza for 50 miles or more in many cases. 295, 42, 55, 195, 287, 80, 78...no tolls. And last time I looked, there are speed limits in constuction zones, many of which are lower than they should be and easily exceeded. And we've just talked highways here. How about the local roadways? Seriously dude. Sun, 4 Jul 2010 17:04:08 +0000 http://blog.motorists.org/what-states-are-drivers-most-likely-to-be-ticketed/#IDComment84728341 http://blog.motorists.org/what-states-are-drivers-most-likely-to-be-ticketed/#IDComment84551803 New Jersey is number 10? In a state well known for its high speed highways? The study may have confused our high number of municipalities for a high number of speeding tickets. Sat, 3 Jul 2010 11:23:21 +0000 http://blog.motorists.org/what-states-are-drivers-most-likely-to-be-ticketed/#IDComment84551803 http://blog.motorists.org/under-the-collar-hot-lanes/#IDComment76651743 As long as the HOT lanes remain optional, I have no problem with them. Unlike most other issues, if someone decides to pay a toll on certain lanes, not only does it not affect me, but it helps my commute go faster too. BTW...the US has always had tollways, especially on really small, 2 lane horse-and-buggy roads from the 1700 and 1800's. Sat, 22 May 2010 13:36:02 +0000 http://blog.motorists.org/under-the-collar-hot-lanes/#IDComment76651743