ℵ  511NJ is available through landline and wireless phones.NJDOT tells motorists to call 511 before driving or ask a passenger to call 511.

ℵ  New Jersey law states that usage of hand held communication devices while driving is a major offense. Drivers who get caught by violating this law have to undergo penalties.

ℵ  711, the three digit number for access to the Telecommunication Relay Services (TRS), to access 511 hearing impaired services.

 The main goal of the campaign is to prevent people from drinking while driving and not arrest. Drivers must recognize that the threat of being caught is too high.

 Use the Drunk Driving - over the Limit under Arrest message to create awareness among the citizens. NJDOT tells that the message works and has already influenced thousands of citizens not to drink and drive nationwide.

 It is compulsory for people under the age of 17 to wear helmet during cycling, roller skating, in-line skating or skateboarding.

  Researches tell that every year many numbers of bicyclists are killed or injured in New Jersey.

 Injuries may happen anywhere but head injury is the most serious injury type that causes death or permanent damage can be avoided by wearing helmet.

1. MOTORISTS in New Jersey MUST stop for pedestrians in a marked crosswalk.
   


2. Whenever any vehicle is stopped to leave way to the pedestrians the vehicle approaching from the rear should not overtake and pass such stopped vehicle.
   


3. Every pedestrian in a roadway should yield the right-of-way to all vehicles upon the roadway.
   


4. PEDESTRIANS MUST follow all the pedestrian signals and use the crosswalks at signalized intersections.
   


5. People violating this law have to undergo the fine imposed by the court.

1. Money will be saved
2. Free time will be there to relax
3. Catch up on reading
4. Will be able to work on laptop while travelling in the bus
5. Also social friendliness will be improved by chatting with other passengers.
6. This is a form of “Car-Pooling”, hence it helps to reduce air pollution.

 As like other parts of the country, in New Jersey also travel to school by walking and bicycling has got decreased considerably because of the severe impacts of air quality, traffic congestion and childhood health.

 Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a national, state and local effort to facilitate and support the children including those with disabilities, to walk and bicycle to school and to make walking and bicycling to school safe and interesting.