drunk driving

A New Jersey lawmaker is sponsoring a measure to crack down on parents or guardians who are convicted of DWI with a child in their vehicle.

With hundreds of thousands of people expected to visit the state for Super Bowl XLVIII, New Jersey law enforcement officials have launched a drunk driving initiative that will run until next Tuesday.

Several police departments in close proximity to MetLife Stadium are getting thousands of dollars to help them prevent and crack down on drunk driving before, during and after Super Bowl XLVIII.

If you’re planning to drink on New Year's Eve, state officials are encouraging you to make a plan to get home safe and sound.

If you plan on getting a little too merry this month and decide to hit the road while impaired, be warned: police across the state will be out in force as part of the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" initiative.

Not sure that I'm convinced this is real since it comes from comedian Tom Mabe, but the story is, he has a friend who has already been convicted of 5 DUIs and Tom and his other friends are trying to 'scare him straight' so to speak.

Would you be more likely to drink if you knew you wouldn't have a hangover the next day? How about if you knew you could get drunk, take an antidote and minutes later be good to drive? These advances could happen sooner than later.

A southern New Jersey school bus driver who admitted driving drunk with 25 students aboard has pleaded guilty to child endangerment charges.

A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced a measure that would make drug and alcohol testing mandatory for any driver who's involved in a fatal accident.

The blood-alcohol test used in drunken driving cases in New Jersey is coming before the state Supreme Court again.