(NJ Spotlight News)Congress required vehicles to prevent intoxicated drivers but regulations not yet in place
(NJ Spotlight News)Congress required vehicles to prevent intoxicated drivers but regulations not yet in place


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In New Jersey, someone who’s had too much to drink could be arrested and convicted of driving while intoxicated even if the car is parked, ...

Expanding 911. When calling isn't safe, you can text for help. How many more emergencies can be managed in time? Gov. Christie pushes economic development ...

Class action suits against Volkswagen for rigging cars to cheat emissions tests are leaving owners feeling suckered and dealerships in legal limbo. They're stuck with ...

If Evesham Township residents have too much to drink between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m., residents can pull up the Uber app, select the Evesham ...

A broader inquiry. That’s what the co-chair of the new combined committee investigating the bridge scandal is promising. Plus, the housing market in recovery. And ...

Airlines are planning additional flights after game day from Newark Airport and plans are in place to curb drunk driving on the roads.

A conversation with Gov. Christie on overcoming Hurricane Sandy, reopening the Jersey Shore and building for a better future.

Members of the Wayne Police Department are out looking for traffic violators since unsafe driving can have deadly consequences especially during Memorial Day weekend.

Steven Benvenisti says ending DWI is a personal crusade for him after he suffered severe injuries caused by a repeat drunk driver.