Texting While Driving

Now that NJ has created stronger penalties for texting or being on the cell phone while driving, will it make you stop?

13 months from now, the penalties for illegally using your cell phone behind the wheel are going to increase significantly.

It bothers the living crap out of me to pull up to someone stopped at a light, and see them texting someone. There was one Sunday when I was traveling with my wife to Staten Island, and while driving up Route 9 caught a car full of girls driving a bit erratically in the left lane...

A bipartisan measure signed into law by Governor Chris Christie makes it a bigger risk for motorists who choose to use a cell phone while driving.

According to the following article, new legislation would allow NJ police officers to check cell phones without a warrant, to determine if the driver was talking or texting at time of an accident.

New York drivers are about to see the penalty for texting while driving increase from three points to five points off their driver's licenses.

A new study finds many New Jersey residents continue to engage in dangerous activities while driving.

This holiday weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season, and more New Jerseyans are heading out onto the highway.

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.

If you're one of those people, who still ignores the law against talking and texting on a hand-held cell phone while driving, you could soon be facing dramatically increased fines and possible loss of license.