driver's license

State Attorney general Jeff Chiesa says Hildeberto Salinas has been sentenced to four years in a state prison today for acting as a broker in a conspiracy involving a former clerk in the Lodi Motor Vehicle Agency to illegally sell New Jersey digital driver’s licenses to unauthorized persons.

I was on the road today and encountered another idiot coasting along in the left lane. It got me thinking about ways to find out who is worthy of having a driver's license and who isn't. My first thought was perhaps to make passing an IQ test a requirement for everyone who applies for a driver's license...

New Jersey drivers will start seeing new licenses next month as the state starts rolling out stricter federally-mandated standards known as the "TRU-ID."

Jim was discussing the 'new' driver's license requirements for New Jersey. Just got used to the old system? Well guess what? You're going to be learning ALL over again.

Starting this summer, the Motor Vehicle Commission is expected to roll out  what they say will be a very effective customer tool of renewing driver's licenses by mail.

Starting this summer, some New Jersey residents will be able to renew their driver licenses or non-driver IDs by mail.

Remember back in high school when you took two years of Spanish and you could get by with the language on spring break in Mexico? And how all these years later you don't know the difference between a verde gato and a roja pero? What if driving is the same thing...

I survived the rain and horrible parking, and attended this morning's Newark press conference, featuring Attorney General Paula Dow and Motor Vehicle Commission Chief Administrator Raymond Martinez.

Ah, the driver's license. The 'privilege' of owning one. The government issued photo id which has been improved upon and held up as a stalwart obstacle against terrorism. The very thing we're making young drivers jump through more and more hoops to get their hands on. All their rules, all their regulations, the endless list of things for which you can lose your holy license, and it turns out i

If a person's license is suspended, should that person be able to drive anyway? That is the focus of a bill in the New Jersey Assembly that is bound to turn controversial.