Signs Would Inform NJ Drivers of Texting Law
A bill to require signage informing drivers of the New Jersey law that prohibits texting while driving has been unanimously approved by the Senate Transportation Committee.
A bill to require signage informing drivers of the New Jersey law that prohibits texting while driving has been unanimously approved by the Senate Transportation Committee.
It's "No Texting While Driving Day" in New Jersey and State Attorney General Jeff Chiesa kicked off the day with an assembly at Clearview Regional High School where he talked to 800 students about the dangers of distracted driving.
Talking or texting on your hand-held cell phone while driving is potentially lethal, but people still don’t get it says Assemblyman Paul Moriarty. Today, the Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee approved a Moriarty-sponsored bill cracking down on anyone who kills or injures another person while driving and illegally using a cell phone and the penalties could include time behind bars.
Penalities could be going up for motorists caught talking or texting on hand-held cell phones.