Penalties for Driving Without Car Insurance in New Jersey

New Jersey lawmakers have little patience for drivers caught without auto insurance. The state enforces some of the strictest penalties in the country for errant motorists caught violating its mandatory insurance laws.

Based on the nature of your violation – for example, if you were driving while intoxicated or were involved in an accident ­– you could face steep fines, additional surcharge assessment fees, a community service sentence, suspension of your license, vehicle impoundment, and even jail time. Keep in mind, if this is your second, third, or subsequent offense, you may be strapped with added penalties.


As a first-time offender, you could be fined $300. SAN user FRANCISCO: Tech giant Microsoft has asked its users to switch to an Android or iOS device as it announced the end of support for Windows 10 Mobile.

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As a serial offender, your fine could scale as high as $5,000. Fortunately, the surcharge total remains the same, but your license may be suspended for an extra year. Additionally, you may be ordered to complete 180 hours of community service and could spend up to two weeks behind bars.