Requires rear-seat detection systems in new passenger automobiles to prevent heatstroke in children and pets.
Requires all passenger automobiles manufactured in the state after the effective date of this act to be equipped with a rear-seat detection system. The system must detect the presence of an unattended occupant in the passenger compartment of the automobile and engage a warning to alert the driver. The chief administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission shall prescribe the functional design specifications to be included in the rear-seat detection system.
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