New Jersey A4825 mandates annual inspections of traffic signs and a public awareness campaign for reporting sign maintenance issues.
New Jersey A4825 requires the Commissioner of Transportation to inspect all traffic signs on highways at least once per year, ensuring they are maintained, legible, and visible. The commissioner must keep records of these inspections and submit an annual report to the Legislature. Additionally, the bill mandates the establishment of a public awareness campaign to inform the public about the importance of reporting missing, illegible, or otherwise unmaintained traffic signs, including how to report these issues to the department.
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