New Jersey S652 mandates hazardous material transport by rail to have discharge response, cleanup, and contingency plans and requires the Department.
New Jersey S652 requires the owner or operator of a high hazard train to submit a discharge response, cleanup, and contingency plan to the Department of Environmental Protection. The plan must be renewed every five years and any amendments must be filed within 30 days of any modification of the train, rail yards, fueling stations, or the train’s route of travel.
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