New Jersey A2500 allows individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder to display decals on their license plates.

New Jersey A2500 requires the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) to permit individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder to display decals on their license plates. These decals indicate that the driver or a passenger may have been diagnosed with autism. The MVC provides two removable, reflective decals to those who voluntarily indicate they have been diagnosed. The decals are designed to be visible to law enforcement but are not mandatory to display. The MVC may charge a fee for the decals, not exceeding the cost of production and distribution. This act takes effect immediately.

New Jersey A2500 allows individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder to display decals on their license plates.

New Jersey A2500 requires the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) to permit individuals diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder to display decals on their license plates. These decals indicate that the driver or a passenger may have been diagnosed with autism. The MVC provides two removable, reflective decals to those who voluntarily indicate they have been diagnosed. The decals are designed to be visible to law enforcement but are not mandatory to display. The MVC may charge a fee for the decals, not exceeding the cost of production and distribution. This act takes effect immediately.