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Division of Highway Traffic Safety

Division of Highway Traffic Safety

Division of Highway Traffic Safety

The Division of Highway Traffic Safety (HTS) works to prevent motor vehicle-related crashes and the resulting property damage, injuries, and fatalities on New Jersey’s roadways. HTS is responsible for administering the State & Community Highway Safety Program, which annually distributes approximately $30 million in federal funding to develop and implement a statewide highway safety plan. The Director of HTS also serves as the Governor’s representative to the Governor’s Highway Safety Association and The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

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24 Mar

Better to get there late, than not at all. Speeding can cost you more than a ticket. #Speeding #AgressiveDriving #speedingcatchesupwithyou

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23 Mar

OMG! Look at those faces! These sweet HTS pups are just begging for you to come home and snuggle! Always drive safely. #NationalPuppyDay #drivesafely

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22 Mar

The chances of a pedestrian surviving a crash rapidly decrease when the vehicle speed is above 30 mph. Slower speeds save lives. #SlowDown #Speeding #PedestrianSafety

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21 Mar

NJ law requires drivers to give 4 feet when passing people walking or biking. If 4 feet isn’t possible, change lanes or slow to 25 mph and be prepared to stop until you can pass safely. Visit https://njbwc.org/safepass4nj for more. #SafePass4NJ #ShareTheRoad #JerseyDrives #bikesafety

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21 Mar

Using a ride share service to ensure sober driving this #MarchMadness? NJ ABC & @NJTrafficSafety remind you that company drivers are required to display lighted signs & scannable QR codes under Sami’s Law to identify themselves.

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