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Consumer Warning:

Risks you take when shopping for transportation based on price alone.

  • You miss your concert or event because the transportation company does not show up.
  • You got your name on the VIP list at you favoret club, but miss getting in becuase your transportation company shows up late.
  • Don't be embarrassed when an older model vehicle that's rusting at the seams arrives at your door only when you were expecting a newer model.
  • Sure your transportation company shows up, but with an unprofessional chauffeur with poor hygiene.
  • Your chauffeur exercises poor customer service with your company's most influential client. You lose the account.
  • You Pay! Your transportation company gets into an accident and does not have proper insurance to cover the damages involved in your injuries.
  • Your transportation company get's stuck on the side of the road during transport beacuse they didn't have the limousine safety inspected as state law mandates.
  • Your transportation company breaks down on the freeway during transport to Atlantic City Beer Fest. You Miss the Beer tasting experience, but you saved $15.00.

    • Facts about drinking and driving:

    In order to drive safely, one must maintain attentiveness, make quick decisions based on ever-changing information from the surrounding environment, and execute specific, sometimes difficult maneuvers based on these inputs. When a driver consumes alcohol, he impairs a wide range of skills absolutely necessary for carrying out these maneuvers. One of the most important variables related to crashing risk, according to recent research is, youthful young people. Young drivers are known to be inexperienced and careless in driving. Clearly when alcohol is added to the equation, the effects are only bound to get worse. Young people have crash rates that are substantially higher than those of other groups, especially at low and moderate Blood Alcohol Concentration Levels (BACs).

    The only scientific way to determine whether a driver is under the influence is through blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Your BAC can be tested with a simple Breathalyzer test.

    In New Jersey, a person with a BAC of 0.08% or greater who operates a motor vehicle or a boat is considered to be driving under the influence (DUI).

    Being convicted of a DUI is a serious offense, carrying heavy penalties including:
    • Fines, fees and surcharges
    • License suspension
    • Ignition interlock device
    • Jail time
    • Community service

    Mandatory fines and penalties

    Alcohol or drug related DUI with BAC of 0.10% or greater
    License loss
    		 Fines, fees & surcharges
    Prison term
    Community service, IDRC & Interlock
    7 months–
    1 year
    		 $300–$500 fine
    $230 IDRC* fee
    $100 to drunk driving fund
    $100 to AERF*
    $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge
    $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund
    Up to 30 days
    12–48 hours IDRC*
    BAC 0.15% or greater: ignition interlock device during license suspension and 6 months - 1 year following restoration


    Alcohol or drug related DUI with BAC greater than 0.08% but less than 0.10%
    License loss
    		 Fines, fees & surcharges
    Prison term
    Community service, IDRC & Interlock
    3 months
    		 $250–$400 fine
    $230 IDRC* fee
    $100 to drunk driving fund
    $100 to AERF*
    $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge
    $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund
    Up to 30 days
    12–48 hours IDRC*


    Repeated DUI convictions
    Offense
    License loss
    		 Fines, fees & surcharges
    Prison term
    		 Community service, IDRC & Interlock
    2nd offense within 10 years
    2 years
    		 $500–$1,000 fine
    $280 IDRC* fee
    $100 to drunk driving fund
    $100 to AERF*
    $1,000/year (for 3 years) surcharge
    $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund
    48 hours–
    90 days
    30 days CS
    12–48 hours IDRC*
    Ignition interlock device during license suspension and 1-3 years following restoration
    3rd offense within 10 years of 2nd offense
    10 years
    		 $1,000 fine
    $280 IDRC* fee
    $100 to drunk driving fund
    $100 to AERF*
    $1,500/year (for 3 years) surcharge
    $75 to Neighborhood Services Fund
    180 days
    Up to 90 days CS (can reduce period of imprisonment)
    12–48 hours IDRC*
    Ignition interlock device during license suspension and 1-3 years following restoration


    Related Offenses

    Driving or riding with an open container
    Offense Fines   Community service
      1st   $200   –
      2nd   $250   10 days



    Original Source:State of New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission

    We Get There First:

    You need transportation? You look in the phone book yellow pages, Mobil Phone Search App, or the PC and find a transportation company and call them. They quote you a price and tell you the exact time they will be there, in 30 minutes. 30 minutes comes and goes so you call them back and they say, "they are on the way". 20 more minutes and they arrive if you're lucky. Sound familiar? Well, AllStar will tell you the truth so you can make the correct alternatives to get you to your destination. If we can not be there, we will state the truth and tell you, period.