Ring in the New Year
New Year’s Eve is one of the most exciting nights of the year, filled with celebrations, fireworks, and gatherings.
New Year’s Eve is one of the most exciting nights of the year, filled with celebrations, fireworks, and gatherings.
As the holiday season fills our calendars with festive gatherings, it also brings an increased risk of alcohol-related driving accidents.
In an unprecedented tri-state effort, New Jersey State Troopers, alongside their counterparts in New York and Pennsylvania, have launched "Operation Blarney Stone," a rigorous enforcement initiative targeting dangerous drivers along the Route 80 corridor.
On March 25, New Jersey State Troopers, in collaboration with New York and Pennsylvania State Police, launched "Operation Blarney Stone."
The old adage that it isn’t getting any safer out there is true in terms of road safety – in fact, since 2020, automotive fatalities have been on an upswing nationwide.
With less than a month remaining until Super Bowl Sunday this year, many fans are already well into the process of planning how they and their friends will watch the big game together.
Motor vehicle stops happen to be the number one way that Americans come into contact with police. New Jersey drivers will shortly be given more information about all of their responsibilities, rights and liberties during traffic stops. «more»
Holiday DWI’s in New Jersey DWI’s are serious offenses and strictly enforced in New Jersey. The holiday season brings a spike in DWI enforcement in New Jersey. A little-known fact is that the night before Thanksgiving is the biggest night for DWI enforcement in New Jersey. There are more DWI patrols on the night before «more»
Every driver convicted of a DWI in New Jersey faces a mandatory driver’s license suspension, ranging from 3 months to 10 years. There is no temporary driver’s license for school or work during your DWI suspension. The judges will read the penalties for driving while suspended for DWI in open court, and then have the «more»
Each year, over a million drivers are pulled over and arrested for suspicion of DWI in America. Most DWI arrests start off exactly the same: flashing police sirens and lights on the side of a road or highway. The officers will put the driver through a number of roadside field sobriety tests that include balancing «more»