New Jersey
Grade: D
Road Conditions
According to the latest TRIP analysis of FHWA data, New Jersey's overall road conditions are alarming.
- 37% of state roads are considered to be in poor condition.
- 22% of state roads are considered to be in mediocre condition.
- 12% of state roads are considered to be in fair condition.
- 29% of state roads are considered to be in good condition.
Bridge Conditions
According to the latest FHWA data, New Jersey's overall bridge conditions are moderate. 7.4% of state bridges are considered to be in poor condition, 65.9% are in fair condition, and 26.7% are considered to be in good shape, ranking the state as 22nd in the nation according to the American Road Transportation Builders Association's deficiency rank (which takes into account the District of Columbia, as well as Puerto Rico).
There are 6,801 bridges in the state, comprising 7,518,181 sq meters of overall bridge deck area.
Funding Report
Apportionments under the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act:
2019 Total: $1,078,291,390.00
2020 Total (estimated, before post-apportionment set-asides, penalties, and sequestration): $1,105,743,762.00
2021: Reauthorization of 2020 funding levels through September 1, 2021
State Gas Tax (including federal 18.4 cpg and any ancillary fees): 69.10 cents per gallon
Apportionment (est.) from "Highway Infrastructure Programs" in Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, dated Dec. 2020 (source: AASHTO): $249,759,966