NJSA 39:4-85.1 Designation of One-Way Traffic
Dec 30, 2011
39:4-85.1 Designation of one-way traffic. wrong way The commissioner with respect to highways under his jurisdiction may by regulation, and local and county authorities with respect to highways under t...
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NJSA 39:4-84 Failure to Pass to Right of Vehicle when Proceeding in Opposite Directions
Dec 30, 2011
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39:4-84. Failure to Pass to right of vehicle when proceeding in opposite directions Drivers of vehicles proceeding in opposite direct...
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NJSA 39:4-83 Failure to Keep Right at Intersections
Dec 30, 2011
39:4-83. Failure to Keep right at intersections; exception on one-way roadway In crossing an intersection of highways or the intersection of a highway and a railroad right of way, the driver of a vehic...
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NJSA 39:4-82.1 Two Roadway Highways
Dec 30, 2011
39:4-82.1. Two roadway highways; driving upon Whenever any highway has been divided into two roadways by leaving an intervening space or by a physical barrier or clearly indicated dividing section so c...
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NJSA 39:4-82 Keeping to Right
Dec 30, 2011
39:4-82. Keeping to right Upon all highways of sufficient width, except upon one-way streets, the driver of a vehicle shall drive it on the right half of the roadway. He shall drive a vehicle as closel...
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NJSA 39:4-81 Observing Traffic Signals
Dec 30, 2011
39:4-81. Observing traffic signals The driver of every vehicle, the motorman of every street car and every pedestrian shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control device applicable there...
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NJSA 39:4-81 Observing Traffic Signals
Dec 28, 2011
39:4-81. Observing traffic signals The driver of every vehicle, the motorman of every street car and every pedestrian shall obey the instructions of any official traffic control device applicable ther...
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NJSA 39:4-80 Traffic Control by Officers
Dec 28, 2011
39:4-80. Traffic control by officers When a traffic or police officer is stationed in a highway for the purpose of directing traffic, he may regulate and control traffic at that point, and all drivers ...
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NJSA 39:4-80 Traffic Control by Officers
Dec 28, 2011
39:4-80. Traffic control by officers When a traffic or police officer is stationed in a highway for the purpose of directing traffic, he may regulate and control traffic at that point, and all drivers ...
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NJSA 39:4-77.1 Snow or Ice Dislodged from a Moving Vehicle, Causing Injury or Property Damage
Dec 28, 2011
Fine ranging from $200-$1000. For information regarding points or surcharges contact the Motor Vehicle Commission. For information about car insurance eligibility and points contact your car insurance ...
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