NJ laws

The Department of Transportation encourages citizens to report instances of idling vehicles. If caught, the fines can be hefty.

Can you legally burn bills in New Jersey?

You may be breaking the law in New Jersey and not even know it.

We've probably all done this at some point or another.

Flashing our headlights is almost a second language in The Garden State. Have you ever wondered if what you're doing is actually illegal? I did.

Have you ever wondered if eating food at the grocery store before you pay for it is illegal?

Is the seemingly innocent act of sleeping in your car against New Jersey law?

It's something to keep in mind the next time you're driving down a dark road.

Both guests and hotel workers can feel even safer now that New Jersey requires hotels to supply their employees with panic buttons.

I know this seems like a ridiculous question.

There are a ton of ridiculous laws in Jersey, but this one may top the list.