Imposes conditions on drivers approaching certain stationary vehicles and revises public awareness campaign.*

New Jersey's S 4000 requires drivers to change lanes or reduce speed below the posted limit when approaching any stationary vehicle displaying flashing lights, hazard signals, or warning devices (like road flares). This applies to all drivers near stationary vehicles - such as emergency vehicles, tow trucks, or disabled cars - regardless of whether the vehicle is actively displaying lights. The bill also mandates a public awareness campaign to educate drivers about these rules, the risks of not following them, and the penalties: fines of $100-$500 per violation, plus two penalty points for three or more offenses within 12 months. The law directly affects all drivers operating vehicles on New Jersey roads who encounter stationary vehicles.