Know Before You Go: Mother's crusade results in new law aims to end NJ traffic fatalities
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports on the law which is a result of a grassroots effort fueled by a mother's heartbreaking story, Sangeeta Badlani, who lost her 11-year-old son Nikhil in a car crash in 2011.
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Jan 21, 2025, 1:21 PM
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yesterdayA new law in New Jersey, known as "Target Zero," aims to bring an end to traffic fatalities in the state by 2040.
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports on the law which is a result of a grassroots effort fueled by a mother's heartbreaking story, Sangeeta Badlani, who lost her 11-year-old son Nikhil in a car crash in 2011.
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