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What is The Division
of Highway Traffic Safety (HTS)?
The New Jersey Division of Highway
Traffic Safety develops state highway
safety plans and coordinates the funding
for state and local projects to reduce
the incidence of traffic crashes and
their resulting deaths and injuries.
Appointed by the Governor, the Division's
Director reports to the Attorney General.
See also About
Us.
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Does the Division publish informative
brochures?
Yes the Division publishes informative
brochures. To obtain copies you can
go to the library
on this site or contact the Division
directly by email
or phone.
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How do I apply for
a Grant?
For more information about Division
issued Grants and how you can apply
please check the Grants
section of this Web site.
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Where can I have my
child's car seat checked?
We
have a comprehensive list of locations
where you can go and have your child's
car seat checked. Below are some of
the links.
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Is it true that I can
get a ticket for not wearing my seat
belt in New Jersey?
Yes. It is the law in New Jersey to
have your seat belt fastened while
driving your motor vehicle. View
the Click it or Ticket Campaign
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How can I contact
the Division and does the Division
have an email address?
Starting
August 22, 2003 the HTS main office
will be located in Trenton at:
140 East
Front Street
7th Floor
PO Box 048
Trenton, NJ 08625-0048
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Where can I find forms,
applications, brochures, etc. on your
web site?
Forms, Applications, Brouchures, etc
can be found on pages specific to
that topic. You can also find all
them at the library
page.
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Does Highway Traffic
Safety have anything to do with the
Motor Vehicles Commission (formally
The Division of Motor Vehicles)?
As Highway Traffic Safety does deal
with driving and the roadways, the
Division has a close relationship
with the Motor Vehicles Commission
but the Division does not issue or
have records dealing with your license.
For
items like like please contact the
MVC directly.
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Are
Sobriety Checkpoints Legal?
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1990 (Michigan
v. Sitz) upheld the constitutionality
of sobriety checkpoints. The Court
held that the interest in reducing
alcohol-impaired driving was sufficient
to justify the brief intrusion of
a sobriety checkpoint. If conducted
properly, sobriety checkpoints do
not constitute illegal search and
seizure in most states.
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