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Aug. 15, 2019
New Jersey law lets drivers use hands-free technology, but research suggests this may be unsafe, given the way this technology affects driving performance.Hands-free cellphones, apps and in-car infotainment systems are often treated as solutions to the epidemic of distracted driving. Every state that outlaws cellphone use and texting while driving, including New Jersey, permits most drivers to use hands-free devices. Some Englewood residents may even think using this technology is completely safe.
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Victims of car accidents can ease the stress of the process by following these tips.According to the most recent data from the New Jersey Department of Transportation, there were 32,771 car accidents in Bergen County in 2014 alone.
Read MoreOct. 12, 2018
When you think of those who regularly text while they are behind the wheel, you might think that the overwhelming majority of them are teenagers who cannot resist communicating his or her latest status to a friend, despite the dangers of doing so.
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A recent investigation has found that distracted driving complaints against New Jersey transit drivers are on the riseInvestigation reports some disturbing instances of bus driver distractionsComplaints about NJ Transit bus drivers driving while distracted have seen a big increase in the past year, according to NJ Advance Media.
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