New Jersey A1134 restricts vehicle idling to reduce emissions and protect residential areas.
New Jersey A1134 imposes restrictions on vehicle idling to minimize emissions and safeguard residential zones. The bill prohibits idling gasoline-powered and diesel-powered vehicles for more than two minutes unless exceptions apply. Exceptions include vehicles stuck in traffic congestion, emergency services, and vehicles performing mechanical operations. The bill also bans idling near residential buildings and enforces buffer zones around entryways and windows. Violations are subject to penalties under existing laws.
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