New Jersey S3424 mandates reflective material on children's Halloween costumes sold at retail to enhance safety.
New Jersey S3424 requires children's Halloween costumes sold at retail to include reflective material either attached or packaged with the costume. This law aims to increase visibility and reduce accidents caused by low visibility or darkness. The definition of "reflective material" includes reflective tape, fabric, decorative patches, or other highly visible materials in low light. Violators face penalties of up to $500 for the first offense and up to $1,000 for subsequent offenses. The act takes effect immediately and applies to costumes sold after November 15 following the enactment date.
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