Driving while high: NJ cannabis industry holds keys to message
The message is not to not consume marijuana at all, but just to recognize that once a person has pot in their system, they are legally impaired.
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NJ driving deaths went up during 1st COVID wave. Now AAA knows why
Just 1 in 25 people got behind the wheel more often in the early months of COVID, but those drivers tended to skew younger and disproportionately male, a traditionally riskier population.
‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ back in NJ through Labor Day
The Division of Highway Traffic Safety has awarded $505,500 in grants to 98 law enforcement agencies for the purposes of enhanced patrols and sobriety checkpoints.
Pot legalization opponents: It’s a threat to NJ road safety
Police chiefs association urges people to consider the prospect of reversing years of efforts to reduce fatal crashes involving impaired drivers.
Former New York Giant says have a game-plan, don’t drink and drive
The Ocean County Prosecutor, the Ocean County Health Department and former New York Giants offensive lineman David Diehl, are urging motorists of all ages to have a game-plan and not get behind the wheel if they're impaired.
Ocean County law enforcement cracks down on impaired driving
The Ocean County Prosecutor's Office along with local law enforcement conducted multi-jurisdictional impaired driving prevention patrols during the month of December with impressive results.