There’s a growing consensus that automated cars will drive down roadway fatalities, but most agree auto insurance will still be necessary.
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Prayers for the victims. Praise for the emergency responders. And a multi-state/multi-agency investigation into the horrific rain crash in Hoboken. The scene suddenly filled with ...
Privacy advocates worry about the amount of data self-driving cars collect and how that data is being used.
High stakes Monopoly. Atlantic City is having its water works buy its vacant airfield to cover the state loan to stave off default. A high ...
The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued a safety checklist for automakers to follow when manufacturing self-driving cars.
He engineered Bridgegate. David Wildstein tells the jury how he played "bad cop" in serving the governor's agenda. Casinos in North Jersey. The biggest proponents ...
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 ...
A new bill would amend New Jersey’s no cellphone while driving law to include a ban on distracted driving behaviors.
Does a former Christie aid believe the governor "flat out lied" about his knowledge of the GWB lane closures? What did he know and when ...
Three of the Senate candidates try to break out of the pack. Plus, Rutgers raises tuition and the students talk back. Red light cameras take ...
Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon wants to terminate the use of red light cameras in Edison because officials there haven't responded with data. He says that municipality ...
The Department of Transportation has stopped handing out tickets through the red light camera program because officials say they can't certify that all municipalities have ...
But critics say that the legislative measure, combined with a provision easing emissions testing, could worsen NJ's air pollution problems.