2026 NJ Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws

​1-Day Class

Title 39 - MV Laws Class 1 
May 20, 2026 (Wednesday) 
9am - 4pm
ESPOS Corporate Office
30B Vreeland Road
Building B - Suite 111
Florham Park, NJ 07932



Title 39 - MV Laws Class 2 
May 27, 2026 (Wednesday) 
9am - 4pm
ESPOS Corporate Office
30B Vreeland Road
Building B - Suite 111
Florham Park, NJ 07932


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Course Description
Created by Larry E. Holtz, Esq., and presented by ESPOS staff, this one-day comprehensive seminar is designed to provide all law enforcement officials, and particularly patrol officers, traffic officers and supervisors, with an extraordinarily valuable comprehensive review and update of New Jersey’s Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws (Title 39), motor-vehicle-related Attorney General Guidelines, and a comprehensive presentation of the case law governing motor vehicle stops.
 
This class provides a unique and refreshing approach to study the motor vehicle and traffic laws most used by law enforcement. In addition, all attendees will receive, at no additional cost, a Title 39 and Motor Vehicle Law reference manual containing all of the critical Title 39 statutes, guidelines and case law: Title 39: Code, Cases and Materials

REGISTER today to reserve your seat: Click here to register for the 2026 NJ Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws 1-day class.
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Class Highlights

Title 39: NJ Motor Vehicle & Traffic Law
  • Motor vehicle records and privacy
  • Registration of motor vehicles
  • Impound of motor vehicles
  • Licensing of driver’s; classifications
  • Graduated driver’s licensing
  • Commercial MV restrictions / CMV-DWI
  • Requirement to exhibit driving credentials
  • Proof of Insurance; impoundment of vehicle
  • License plates, markers, counterfeits, etc.
  • Driving while suspended / revoked
  • Proof of Insurance; impoundment of vehicle
  • Motor vehicle equipment requirements
  • Emergency lights for certain organizations
  • Seatbelts, child safety seats, boosters, etc.
  • Stolen motor vehicles, reports, requirements
  • School bus regulations
  • All-Terrain Vehicles, Dirt Bikes, Snowmobiles
  • Traffic Regulation
  • Pedestrians
  • Driving While Under the Influence
  • Implied Consent and Refusal to submit to testing
  • Alcohol consumption in M.V.; open container
  • Abandonment of motor vehicle
  • Right of way of certain vehicles
  • Traffic signals
  • Reckless, careless, unsafe driving; speeding
  • Accidents; actions in case of; reporting
  • Cell phone use; text messaging; exceptions
Attorney General Guidelines Related to Motor Vehicles
  • A.G. Guideline on Insurance Fraud and Warrant of Impound
  • John’s Law: 12-hour impound; Potential Liability Warning
  • DWI Last Drink Location Report
  • ATV and Off-Road Vehicle Guidance
 
Updated Motor-Vehicle-Stop Case Law
  • Motor vehicle stops and the reasonable suspicion requirement
  • Questions during motor vehicle stop; Custody; Miranda
  • Obscured license plates; objects hanging on rearview mirror
  • Stops based on “information received” — third-party hearsay
  • Community caretaking stops;
  • Random registration checks
  • Traffic on marked lanes; weaving; improper lane change
  • Sobriety and safety checkpoints/roadblocks
 
Drunk Driving Case Law
  • Exploring MV “operation”
  • Insufficient breath sample
  • Blood cases
  • Breath testing; requirements, admissibility