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Plainfield Kicks Off Year-Long Pedestrian Safety Campaign
The City of Plainfield kicked off a year-long Street Smart NJ pedestrian safety campaign during National Night Out August 2.
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Summer Can Be a Deadly Time for Teen Drivers
Summer also marks a less happy time, when there is a sharp increase in motor vehicle fatalities involving teen drivers. That's why the days betwee...
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NJ Safe Passing Law Resource Center Launches
The New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition, in partnership with the New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety, has launched the NJ Safe Passing Law ...
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National Youth Traffic Safety Month 2022
Car crashes are the number one killer of teens in the United States. It's one of the reasons states like New Jersey have gradulated driver licensi...
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Bike Month 2022
Across the United States May is recognized as Bike Month – both bicycles and motorcycles!
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April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month
Distracted driving isn't just dangerous, it can be deadly. Driver inattention is the leading cause of fatal crashes in New Jersey.
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Clocks Spring Ahead for Daylight Saving Time
Losing an hour of sleep may not seem like a big deal, but changes to sleeping patterns can be dangerous and even deadly. Drowsy driving contributed to...
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New Safe Passing Law in Effect March 1
Drivers must move over one lane if possible. On a single-lane road, drivers must allow a 4-foot safety zone when passing. If they cannot provide 4 fee...
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Be the Super Bowl LVI MVP: Fans Don’t Let Fans Drive Drunk
Whether you’re heading out to a restaurant or a Super Bowl party, if your night involves drinking alcohol, make sure you plan for a designated d...
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2021 Deadliest Year for Pedestrians Since 1989
We’re just a few weeks into December and already 2021 has become the deadliest on record for pedestrians in New Jersey in more than 30 years.
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