New Jersey is a no-fault state — what that means for drivers
About a dozen or so states in the U.S. follow some sort of a no-fault system. But New Jersey is one of only a few so-called "choice no-fault" states.
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Don't Forget: New Laws Taking Effect in NJ This Year
Here's what you need to know about changes happening to NJ laws this year
Looking To Save - Can NJ Drivers Buy Car Insurance By The Day?
A situation with my sister got me thinking: can car insurance be rented by the day in New Jersey? Let's find out...
In a rideshare car crash in NJ, who handles insurance coverage?
Once passengers enter a vehicle for their trip, it's the rideshare's insurance that covers everyone in the car, something New Jersey has been mandating even before it became the national standard.
Cost of car insurance falls in NJ, despite more risk, report finds
Most states saw auto insurance rates increase for drivers over the past year, but New Jersey wasn't one of them, according to insurance comparison site The Zebra.
Least Expensive Towns in Ocean County for Car Insurance
When it comes to car insurance in New Jersey, the term "least expensive" is seldom heard.
How much do credit scores impact NJ car insurance premiums?
In New Jersey, a recent study revealed that your credit score can greatly affect how much you may pay to be insured on the road.
NJ drivers pay more for car insurance, but why?
It is something New Jersey drivers would rather not lead the nation in: spending more on car insurance than any other state.
The average driver hasn’t switched insurance carriers in a decade
A new survey finds most drivers have not changed their auto insurance carrier for the last 12 years.
See What State Has The Worst Drivers
The timing of this story is perfect. On the heels of my article earlier this week about the horrible behavior that I saw some drivers exhibiting a few days ago, comes this poll about what states have the worst drivers. And, surprise, New Jersey isn't number one. But we're way up there. Read on for the details...