What road to take?

If your are a New Jersey driver, I have a question for you, What road do you travel most often?  Silly question, no not really.  Some drivers are unaware that certain roads are more expensive than others.  How so? Well with the introduction of the Safe Corridors program, on certain New Jersey roads traffic fines are DOUBLED if cited.  I wrote about this previously and gave tips on how to get point reduction with a state approved defensive driving course.  Now I found a list of those Safe Corridors so you drivers can take better caution and start working on your mature driving skills to avoid those fines.

Those stretches of roadway designated as “Safe Corridors” are as follows:

Route 1
· Just north of the Route 1 Toll Bridge in Trenton to Carnegie Center Boulevard in West Windsor. (MP .06 — MP 10)

· From Henderson Road in South Brunswick to just north of Old Post Road in Edison. (MP 20 — MP 30)

Route 9
· From Pine Boulevard in Lakewood to Washington Road in South Amboy. (MP 100 — MP 130)

Route 22
· From Orr Drive in Branchburg to King George Road in Green Brook. (MP 30 — MP 40)

· Just west of New Providence Road in Mountainside to just west of the Route 1/9 interchange in Newark. (MP 50 — MP 60)

Route 40
· From Cologne Avenue in Hamilton Township to Genoa Avenue in Egg Harbor Township. (MP 50 — MP 60)

Route 46
· From Down Street in Netcong to just east of West Main Street in Rockaway. (MP 30 — MP 40)

· Just west of New Road in Parsippany-Troy Hills to Valley Road in Clifton. (MP 50 — MP 60)

Route 47
· Just south of Route 49 in Millville to just north of Arbor Avenue in Vineland. (MP 40 — MP 50)

Route 73
· Just south of William Feather Drive in Voorhees to Linwood Avenue in Maple Shade. (MP 20 — MP 30)

Route 206
· From Opossum Road in Montgomery to just north of South Bridge Street in Somerville. (MP 60 — MP 70)