Fair 48°
Tag:

New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission

News
What Does Guilty Plea By Manager Of NJ Bus Company That Endangered Children Mean For Owner? What Does Guilty Plea By Manager Of NJ Bus Company That Endangered Children Mean For Owner?
What Does Guilty Plea By Manager Of NJ Bus Company That Endangered Children Mean For Owner? UPDATE: The prosecution of two Paterson-based school bus companies accused of risking children's safety by hiring criminals as drivers, operating unsafe buses and other violations has notched its first conviction. Will there be another? Henry Rhodes, 59, admitted in state Superior Court in Newark last week that he lied to school districts about the safety of buses and the credentials of drivers at both companies, New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin said. The goal, authorities said, was to keep lucrative busing contracts in Essex, Hudson, Passaic and Union counties no matter the …

SHARE

by Jerry DeMarco
News
COVID-19: Passaic County MVC Center Marks 4th Closed Due To Positive Case Among Workers COVID-19: Passaic County MVC Center Marks 4th Closed Due To Positive Case Among Workers
Covid-19: Passaic County MVC Center Marks 4th Closed Due To Positive Case Among Workers Four of New Jersey's Motor Vehicle Commission centers were closed as of Monday after a worker tested positive in Passaic County. The Paterson agency -- a regional/licensing center -- closed on Monday, Nov. 2 after the test returned positive. The news comes the same day that nearly a dozen MVC agencies switched to appointment-only. The Paterson center is expected to reopen Nov. 14. The worker was last in the office on Friday, officials said. MVC centers in West Deptford, Rahway and Washington were also closed as of Monday, due to workers who tested positive.

SHARE

by Cecilia Levine