Its still a mess, and now locust trees leaning tenuously over the road at a threatening angle ready to topple into it after a good hard rain. A very nice gentleman from Camden county explained that there are a total of 30 road crew members responsible for maintaining hundreds of miles of roads. Considering that Camden county has the highest taxes of any county in the highest taxed state in the union, this is unacceptable. The mayor of Cherry Hill needs to stand up for the west side of his own town.

Still not fixed after 180 days. The school year is about to commence, and there is no bike lane left since this mess has continued to encroach onto the road. Both speed limit signs, one of which is leaning and rusted, are completely obscured by overgrowth, as is the curve sign. The county in the mean time is spending hundreds of thousands of our tax dollars doing a survey and study for a "master plan". Perhaps they should begin with basic maintenance.

So, the year is almost over, and this may be a lost cause. Farewell NJ. I'm moving to Delaware. Perhaps someone else will care.