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Ridgewood NJ, according to the Village Manager Keith Kazmark the new radar sign on East Glen Avenue at the PSE&G right of way went operational Wednesday morning! Keith thanked the Citizens Safety Advisory Committee (CSAC) and our amazing Signal Division for their continued efforts to make our roads safe here in Ridgewood.
Continue reading Speeders Beware in the Village of Ridgewood
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Sea Isle City NJ, The New Jersey State Police encourages everyone to enjoy their holiday safely. Whether you’re celebrating with family and friends at a barbecue, driving to the Jersey shore to enjoy the beach, or heading out on a boat, please be mindful that there will be increased traffic on our roadways statewide, including ours.
Continue reading NJ State Police Increase Patrols on Roads and Water Statewide for July 4th Weekend
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Wyckoff NJ, in Wyckoff, NJ, six roads now have a reduced speed limit of 25 miles per hour. The roads affected by this new regulation are Clinton Avenue, Eder Avenue, Grandview Avenue, Hillcrest Avenue, Lawlins Road, and Newtown Road. The town implemented these changes in an effort to enhance road safety.
Continue reading Reduced Speed Limits Go Into Effect on Six Wyckoff Roads
We live in a world where every day, numerous lives are rocked by the sudden and often irreversible impact of a road accident. Whether it’s an inconspicuous intersection or a quiet country lane, hazard lurks in the veil of routine. Despite there being no fail-safe for accidental mishaps, understanding the frequent causes of road accidents can empower us to take preemptive measures – safeguarding not just our own lives, but those of our fellow travelers.
Continue reading 6 Common Causes of Road Accidents and How to Prevent Them
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Teaneck NJ, on June 28th the Ridgewood blog reported that the Bergen County Prosecutor was investigating a crash in Teaneck that resulted in the death of a 92-year-old man Albert Schnellbacker .
The Ridgewood blog has come into possession of the official Teaneck Police Department Report, Case Number 22-036206 along with the State of New Jersey Police Crash Investigation Report NJTR-1 to interpret the Police Report for this specific crash.
Continue reading Details Emerge on Teaneck Crash that Killed 92-year-old Man
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Fair Lawn NJ, the Fair Lawn Police remind you that there is never an excuse to speed on any roadway, even if you have to 💩. The operator suffered a broken left arm and the passenger has a head laceration (not wearing a seatbelt).
Continue reading Fair Lawn Police : There is Never an Excuse to Speed on any Roadway
In some states, car accidents are common, and most car crashes are due to human error. You might be careful on the road and adhering to all road rules, but you are not the only one on the road. There are other drivers who can, and in most cases, cause an accident. You should never take any faults, especially if you know that the other party caused it. People make small mistakes while on the road, and it’s such mistakes that happen to endanger other drivers and passengers on the road. Below are some of the leading causes of car accidents and how to prevent them.
Continue reading The Main Causes Of Car Accidents And How To Prevent Them
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“I am witnessing near-misses between pedestrians and cars all the time now in Ridgewood.”
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By Jeff Deminski May 19, 2017 12:38 PM
Yesterday, a bill made it out of an Assembly committee which could be a cash cow for a lot of towns. Part of a package of bills called “Antwan’s Law,” it would allow towns to establish permanent lower speed limits near schools. Right now you have school zones during certain times when schools are in session. Another part of this package triples the fine you pay. Interesting.
“Antwan’s Law” is named for Antwan Timbers Jr., a 17-year-old high school student who was struck and killed while walking on Route 130 in Burlington City last year. Sounds like the law makes sense, right? A student walking home at the end of his school day gets hit because some jerk is speeding, and it shouldn’t be allowed.
What if I told you Antwan was tragically killed at around midnight, not when school let out, and by a drunk driver? The school was closed. Empty. An equally tragic story, yes. But he wasn’t walking home from school. He was walking with a friend near a Wawa that happened to be near the school.
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