New Jersey A1525 mandates that contracts between municipalities, parking authorities, and online parking payment service providers prohibit charging.
New Jersey A1525 amends the "Local Public Contracts Law" to ensure that any contract between a municipality, parking authority, and an online parking payment service provider includes a stipulation that the service provider cannot charge users during times when parking is either free or prohibited at a parking project. This law aims to protect consumers from being unfairly charged for parking during periods when they should not be charged.
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