Driving

New Jersey may create a temporary task force designed to save lives, specifically taking on the issue of driver distractions.

New Jersey's new drunk-driving law goes into effect Sunday, Dec. 1.

Looking forward to having a car that drives itself? Most Jersey residents feel nervous about the idea, so a public information campaign has been launched.

Does New Jersey really have a road the you just must drive on?

'Turn off your brights when a car is coming toward you, dumbbell'

Everyday we come across some really bad drivers on our busy roadways and highways.

We need sleep for our body to function correctly, think clearly and stay focused, especially when we are behind the wheel of the car. According to the centers for disease control and prevention 15 percent of women and 10 percent of men often feel tired everyday.

Will your predictions be correct?

Our lives are at risk each time we get distracted while driving. Although many of us do it, we fail to realize what the next second could bring. However, distracted driving it is 100% preventable.

Five tips to keep your teen driver safe on the road.

We all know that Jersey driver's are among the best of the best. We (usually) know where we are going, how long it should take, and most importantly, which lane to be in. However, there are certain roads that the unwritten rules need to be clarified.

Buckle up New Jersey. Police are out and about enforcing the two-week Click It or Ticket campaign.