In New Jersey, operators of the Alcotest 7110 are required to wait at least 20 minutes before they obtain a breath sample from a person arrested on alleged DUI. This requirement is designed to avoid inaccurate and inflated readings caused by residual alcohol in the subject’s mouth. During the [...]
While the above question is frequently asked by NJ traffic clients, unfortunately there is no clear answer. The facts of every traffic case are different, and the New Jersey traffic code contains a multitude of violations that a motorist can be charged with by the authorities. Further, there [...]
The New Jersey traffic law for operating a motor vehicle during a period of license suspension provides: a. It shall be a crime of the fourth degree to operate a motor vehicle during the period of license suspension in violation of R.S.39:3-40, if the actor's license was suspended [...]
Refusing to submit to a breath test in New Jersey is typically a bad idea. New Jersey has an implied consent law, which essentially means that you give your consent to submit to a breathalyzer test by virtue of having a NJ driver's license. Thus, the law requires you to [...]
Traffic offenses can be costly in New Jersey. From driving while suspended or without insurance to driving under the influence, tickets can affect your driving status and cost you thousands of dollars in fines, surcharges and increased insurance premiums. Here are some commonly asked questions and answers to [...]
Besides the obvious monetary fines, traffic tickets in New Jersey can have a ripple effect that can adversely affect your driving record, contribute to future fines and license suspension, and increase your insurance premiums for years into the future. Taking the time to fight a traffic ticket with [...]
