New Jersey S4497 mandates safety inspections for certain motor vehicles, including passenger cars and noncommercial trucks, to ensure they meet.
New Jersey S4497 requires safety inspections for passenger vehicles and noncommercial trucks registered in the state. These inspections evaluate the presence and function of essential equipment such as a horn, stop lamps, headlamps, tail lamps, turn signals, windshield and wipers, rear view mirrors, tires, seatbelts, and registration plates. The inspections also confirm the owner or operator holds a valid driver’s license and vehicle registration. The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission may add additional requirements to the safety inspection as it deems appropriate.
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