PA and NJ Launch Joint Aggressive Driving Crackdown Through April

Key Details Pennsylvania and New Jersey have launched a coordinated aggressive driving enforcement campaign running through April 26, 2026. Pennsylvania State Police will partner with 300 municipal agencies across the state, while New Jersey State Police will mirror these efforts with local law enforcement. What Officers Will Target Police in both states are focused on high-crash corridors using saturation patrols, speed enforcement, work zone details, and multi-jurisdictional operations. Officers will cite drivers for speeding, distracted driving, tailgating, unsafe lane changes, and work zone violations. Why It Matters Aggressive driving causes crashes, injuries, and deaths on interstate corridors and local roads alike. The coordinated effort sends a clear message: "No matter where you drive, if you drive aggressively, you will be stopped by police," according to PennDOT. Both states have committed to reducing reckless behavior through enforcement and accountability. What's Next Additional joint enforcement activities are planned for April 14, 2026. Drivers are urged to follow speed limits, stay alert, avoid distractions, and obey all traffic laws. Professional drivers should expect increased police presence on major routes throughout the enforcement period.