road safety

As more bikes share New Jersey roads, some cyclists seem to forget the rules. It’s a situation that raises important questions about safety for everyone.

These are the top reasons officers tend to issue tickets for, including here in New Jersey

Over worried? Or properly prepared? New Jersey road crews seem to be too on top of it

It's not something you want to see while walking your kids in a New Jersey neighborhood

State Troopers from New Jersey are teaming up with troopers from New York state for a major enforcement initiative aimed at reducing fatal crashes on Route 80.

Drivers would have move over, ensure 4 feet of space or slow down to 25 mph under a safe-passing bill moving through the Legislature.

The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety reports that during the past four years across the country, there have been more than 200,000 crashes that involve road debris.

Here is what Deminski and Doyle are talking about on today’s show.

Its Labor Day. The last hurrah of the Summer of 2014. Lets make it a safe one!

New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the nation, so you might imagine that our roads would not have great safety records, but a new study finds the Garden State has some of the safest roads in the country.