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Contact NJDOT Government of New Jersey
Contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Customer Information: 609.292.6500 or (toll-free in NJ) 888.486.3339. Real Time Traffic & Traffic Cameras. Traffic Camera Video Log Requests. Regulations. speed limits, no passing zones, t
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Contact NJDOT State
Contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Customer Information: 609.292.6500 or (toll-free in NJ) 888.486.3339. Real Time Traffic & Traffic Cameras. Traffic Camera Video Log Requests. Regulations. speed limits, no passing zones, t
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How do I contact usdusdot or NJDOT?
USDOT Number Inquiries: Contact FMCSA at 609-275-2604 or Visit the FMSCA website. Log Book inquires: Contact FMCSA at 609-275-2604 or Visit the FMSCA website. Visit our NJDOT Trucking web site or contact the NJ Motor Truck Association.
How do I verify the employment of NJDOT employees?
Please call 609.963.2596 to verify the employment of NJDOT employees. State Highway Maintenance Issues (potholes, deer carcass, highway litter, malfunctioning traffic signals, highway street lights, high grass, damaged/missing signs, guardrail damage or other maintenance problem) Complete our online maintenance report form or call 1.800.Pothole.
How do I file a complaint against NJDOT?
Contact the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Visit our Traffic Regulations web site. Email the Inspector General or call 609.530.3091. NJDOT cannot enter a town and make changes in their jurisdiction without the town’s consent.