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While New Jersey is neither the largest nor the most populous state, the proximity to the Philadelphia and New York metropolitan areas contributes to its significant number of travelers. Roads and highways in the Garden State might find considerable numbers of...
As much as commuters prefer to drive in mild weather, road conditions in New Jersey may change without notice. Heavy rains may fall, and the winter could bring snow. Driving in the rain is not the same as driving in the snow, and some might be surprised to discover...
Those who drive too fast, tailgate or ignore red lights engage in negligent driving that can lead to catastrophic injuries in New Jersey. What is reckless driving, and how can you hold another driver responsible for your injuries? What defines reckless driving? What...
Soon, the temperatures across New Jersey will begin to drop. As this happens, it's a sign that winter approaches. Before winter arrives, it's smart to ensure that your car is ready for cold weather. Stay home if possible Winter weather is often unpredictable....
In New Jersey, countless motor vehicle accidents involve drivers who are 16 to 20 years old. Teenage drivers are prone to certain risks and dangers on the road that lead to serious accidents. Impaired driving There are reasons why drinking and driving is illegal for...
If you are involved in a truck accident while traveling in New Jersey, you may experience significant injuries and property damage. Fortunately, you may be able to obtain a financial award from the party or parties responsible for any losses that you incurred in an...
Auto accidents can create confusion like few other life events. All drivers in New Jersey should understand the best course of action to take immediately after being involved in a collision because it is an "at-fault" state when accident injury claims are being...
When asked about the most dangerous motorists on the road, commuters may understandably call attention to intoxicated, distracted and reckless drivers. Those dangerous drivers present hazards on New Jersey roads, but they are not alone. Fatigued drivers might cause...
Over the last year, pedestrian fatalities have increased all over the nation, including in New Jersey. According to the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA), more than 20 pedestrians suffered fatalities in motor vehicle accidents daily in the U.S. in 2021....
It's not uncommon to sustain serious injuries in a motor vehicle accident in New Jersey or elsewhere. These injuries may include a concussion, broken bones or internal bleeding, and they may hinder your ability to work or take part in activities that you enjoy....