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NJ S1908

NJ S1908
Authorizes "100 percent Disabled Veteran" license plates for qualified veterans; entitles holders to handicapped parking privileges.


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Introduced
01/09/2024
In Committee
01/09/2024
Crossed Over
Passed
Dead

Introduced Session

2024-2025 Regular Session

Bill Summary

This bill authorizes the Chief Administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to issue 100 Percent Disabled Veteran license plates. In addition to honoring those veterans who have been rendered 100 percent disabled while serving the country, this plate grants those 100 percent disabled veterans all the benefits, privileges, and considerations afforded to the holders of handicapped license plates, most notably the privilege of legally parking in handicapped parking areas. Under the bill, these special plates are to display the words "100 Percent Disabled Veteran" and an emblem or symbol chosen by the chief administrator, after consulting with representatives of organizations consisting of or representing the interests of 100 percent disabled veterans. There is to be no cost to the applicant for 100 Percent Disabled Veteran license plates. Finally, the bill specifies that these plates are not transferable and are exclusively for the use of the person to whom they are duly issued. The knowing misuse or abuse of any benefit, privilege, or consideration granted to a holder of a 100 Percent Disabled Veteran license plate will be sufficient cause for the revocation of the benefits, privileges, and considerations provided to the holder of the license plate and the forfeiture of the license plate.

AI Summary

This bill authorizes the Chief Administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to issue "100 Percent Disabled Veteran" license plates for motor vehicles owned or leased by 100 percent disabled veterans. These special plates, which display the "100 Percent Disabled Veteran" text and a chosen symbol, entitle the holder to the same benefits and privileges as those with handicapped license plates, including the ability to park in designated handicapped parking areas. The application for these plates is free, and they are non-transferable, exclusively for the use of the person to whom they are issued. The bill also specifies that the knowing misuse or abuse of the benefits associated with these plates can result in the revocation of the privileges and forfeiture of the plate.

Committee Categories

Transportation and Infrastructure

Sponsors (2)

Last Action

Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Transportation Committee (on 01/09/2024)

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