New Jersey A4188 prohibits food delivery drivers from using electronic smoking devices and tobacco products while delivering food or groceries.
New Jersey A4188 prohibits individuals employed by food or grocery delivery services from using electronic smoking devices or tobacco products while delivering, handling, or transporting food or groceries. Violators face civil penalties of $250 for the first violation, $500 for the second, and $1,000 for each subsequent violation. The penalties are collected in a summary proceeding before the municipal court. The bill defines "electronic smoking device" and "tobacco product" to include various forms of nicotine and tobacco consumption.
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