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<title>NJ Drivers Report on NJ Drivers, Roads, Distractions</title>
<description><![CDATA[<p>The results are in! <a href="http://www.aaamidatlantic.com/safety/release_content.asp?id=4128">The AAA Clubs of New Jersey</a> biannual transportation survey published the results which revealed that the top five safety issues on our roads are:</p>
<p>1. impaired drivers <br />
2. text messaging while driving <br />
3. big trucks that tailgate <br />
4. aggressive driving <br />
5. using a hand-held cell phone while driving. </p>
<p>New Jersey motorists surveyed also identified the top five driver distractions: <br />
1. reading <br />
2. using a PDA or Blackberry <br />
3. personal grooming <br />
4. talking on a cell phone <br />
5. eating or drinking. <br />
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<title>NJ Bans Text Messaging While Driving</title>
<description>Late last month, New Jersey became the second state in the country to ban driving while sending text messages (Washington State is the first). Text-messaging is a dangerous distraction to drivers, just much as talking on a cell phone, listening to loud music, eating, drinking, attending to children, and watching television can be. Driver distraction is responsible for 30% of all motor vehicle accidents, according to the federal government.</description>
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