Law enforcement instructions must be followed, regardless of traffic signals or signs.

These violations are enforced heavily, especially near intersections and schools.

Repeated violations increase jail duration and extend suspension.

NJ Implied Consent Law mandates testing when suspected of DUI.

DUI laws are strictly enforced, and penalties increase with higher BACs.

New Jersey has a Zero Tolerance Law for underage drinking and driving.

Passing a stopped school bus with flashing red lights is a serious offense.

Hit-and-run involving injury is one of NJ most severe traffic violations.

Drivers must move over and slow down when emergency vehicles approach.

Following too closely is one of the highest-point violations in NJ.

Unsafe lane behavior leads to penalties and increases crash risk.

Higher speeds dramatically increase stopping distance and collision likelihood.

Excessive speeding may lead to license review or suspension.

Repeated offenses can result in community service and higher fines.

DUI crashes often lead to multiple charges and longer license revocation.

Surcharges apply annually until the point total drops.

MVC tracks point totals; exceeding limits results in loss of driving privileges.

Eligible once every two years, this course helps recover from point penalties.

All drivers must carry valid proof of insurance coverage in NJ.

This applies even if the drugs do not impair driving ability at the time.

Motorists must present documents when requested by law enforcement.

Lane violations endanger others and are monitored by traffic patrol.

Reckless driving includes speeding, weaving, or ignoring right-of-way rules.

Street racing is illegal and heavily penalized due to its risk to public safety.