Blocking an Intersection in NJ (39:4-67): “Don’t Block the Box”
Getting stuck in an intersection when the light changes can be a NJ ticket under 39:4-67. Here's how the anti-gridlock rule works and how these tickets…
NJ Legal Insights
Traffic Tickets
What a New Jersey traffic ticket actually costs you — points, insurance surcharges, license exposure, and the plea-downs that keep them off your record. Practical guidance for drivers, including CDL holders and out-of-state visitors.
Failure to Yield to a Pedestrian in NJ (39:4-36): The Ticket That Carries Real Consequences
NJ law requires drivers to STOP and stay stopped for pedestrians in a crosswalk. Here's how a 39:4-36 ticket works, the points and fines, and why…
Driving Without Registration or Insurance Cards in NJ (39:3-4): Fixable, But Don’t Ignore It
An unregistered-vehicle ticket in NJ under 39:3-4 is usually fixable — but ignoring it can snowball. Here's how it works and how it differs from no-insurance.
Illegal U-Turn and Improper Turn Tickets in NJ (39:4-125 & 39:4-123)
A U-turn or improper turn ticket in NJ carries 3 points — more than many drivers expect. Here's how 39:4-125 and 39:4-123 work and how these…
NJ Traffic Ticket Defense: The Complete Guide and Index
Every NJ traffic ticket, explained in one place — points, fines, defenses, and the offenses that quietly cost you your license. The complete index from Goldman…
NJ’s Wipers-On, Lights-On Law (39:3-47): The Rule Drivers Forget
In NJ, if your wipers are on, your headlights must be too — and driving without required lights is a ticket. Here's how 39:3-47 works and…
Handicap Parking Tickets in NJ (39:4-207.9): Steeper Fines Than You’d Expect
Parking in an accessible spot without a valid placard carries a hefty fine in NJ — and misusing someone else's placard is worse. Here's how 39:4-207.9…
Unsecured Loads and Road Debris in NJ (39:4-77): Tickets and Injury Claims
An unsecured load that spills on a NJ road is both a ticket and a source of serious crashes. Here's how 39:4-77 works and who's liable…
Driving Too Slowly and Blocking Traffic in NJ (39:4-97.1)
Yes, you can get a ticket for driving too slowly in NJ. Here's how the "blocking traffic" law under 39:4-97.1 works and how these tickets are…
New Jersey’s “Move Over” Law (39:4-92.2): The Ticket Drivers Don’t See Coming
NJ law requires you to change lanes or slow down for stopped emergency, tow, and highway vehicles. Here's how the Move Over law works and the…
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