On 4/15/09, the governor signed a series of amendments which will require that the holder of a special learner’s permit display a decal so that police will be able to see that the driver has a restricted license. The amendments, which will be known as “Kyleigh's Law,” will make New Jersey the first state in the nation to have a special permit decal law. A violation of the decal statute can result in a $106 fine and $33 court costs. The statute goes into effect in 13 months |
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 MOVE OVER LAW ADOPTED Drivers approaching stationary emergency vehicles, tow trucks and other highway safety vehicles displaying red, blue and/or amber flashing lights must now move over one lane or, if not safe to move over, then slow down below the posted speed limit. Fines for violating this law are punishable by a fine of not less than $100 and not more than $500.  Sign Up to Receive Notification on Emergency Situations in Hasbrouck Heights and surrounding towns  |
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 Please visit www.njsp.org and click Services - Criminal Background Check for more information on getting Fingerprints processed |
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