More states join NJ with humorous highway signs
New Jersey's not alone when it comes to humorous highway safety messaging
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Study Reveals New Jersey Has the Deadliest Roads for Pedestrians
Do you look both ways when you cross roadways here in the Garden State? Do you use proper crossways to make your way through traffic? Do you wait for the "walk" signal at intersections?
Missed your exit? A message for those who go in reverse
New Jersey drivers who back up, please listen up.
How to reduce distracted driving? Step one could be task force
A Senate panel advanced a bill commissioning a study of distracted driving. Similar bills crashed in the Assembly in the last two legislative sessions.
New Jersey’s deadliest highways
Despite our congested roads, New Jersey has a pretty low crash rate compared to other states.
Route 130 Safer
Known for years as the most dangerous road in New Jersey, Route 130 in Burlington County appears to have become a safer place for drivers and pedestrians.
Route 130 Still Dangerous
A stretch of Route 130 in Burlington County is the deadliest highway for New Jersey pedestrians, for the fourth year in a row.
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Safer Cars Leading to Less Deaths [VIDEO]
Since 2005, the nation has experienced a 25-percent decline in highway deaths. While several factors contributed to the decline, such as increased law enforcement, it could be argued that the most significant reason is the improved safety of cars on the road.