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Most parents would likely agree that young children can be distracting when driving. Often, parents attempt to pacify them while also keeping an eye on the roadway, potentially resulting in a swerve or harsh braking or similar driving errors.

Drivers have a responsibility to take action to protect not only their own safety but also the safety of others they may encounter on the roadways — regardless of their chosen mode of transportation.

Police in New Jersey have taken a man into custody who they believe is responsible for two shootings in North Brunswick in June. During a search of the 25-year-old man’s Milltown residence...

If you were injured in a collision with a large truck in New Jersey, then one of the first things you may have wondered is how the truck driver was at fault. For example, truckers can put others at risk by driving drowsy, and if they drink lots of coffee over the long term to stay awake, they may make matters worse.

New Jersey drivers may have to deal with an aggressive driver every now and then, or perhaps they themselves become aggressive. Tailgating is just one form of aggressive driving, and it often leads to drivers having to brake hard to avoid a rear-end collision.

When you think of a driving under the intoxication charge, you likely associate alcohol or illegal drugs with the driver’s impairment.

Many people are quick to note the dangers of driving a motorcycle. Drivers often describe cyclists as reckless and may be ready to blame any accidents on driver error.

When summer hits, teens get to be out on the road more often, and this can lead to more crashes, especially fatal ones. This is why the period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is sometimes called the “100 deadliest days” by road safety experts.

Pedestrian deaths are on the rise in New Jersey and across the U.S., and they have been going up since 2009. According to a study from the Governors Highway Safety Administration...

Hip-hop fans in New Jersey and around the country may know David Lawrence Brewster Jr. better by his stage name Dave East. East’s debut album “Survival” reached number 11 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart in November 2019...