Long Branch, NJ

Long Branch bans burning rubbish outside approved incinerators and prohibits burning herbaceous or agricultural plant life without a state Forest Fire Service permit. Bonfires need…

Every single- and two-family home in Long Branch, New Jersey must have a smoke detector on each level and within 10 feet of every sleeping area, meeting NFPA standards at sale or…

Long Branch bans possessing, setting off, exploding, discharging or burning any firecracker, torpedo, rocket or other fireworks in any city park under City Code § 247-2J. The ban also…

The New Jersey Forest Fire Service has statewide jurisdiction over wildland fire prevention, declares burn bans, and enforces forest fire districts that supersede conflicting municipal…

Long Branch charges a $90 construction permit fee for any fence over six feet tall or installed as a pool enclosure. Ordinary residential fences fall under separate zoning height caps…

Long Branch's zoning code exempts retaining walls from the four-foot front-yard and six-foot side-yard fence height caps, instead measuring any wall built to retain soil from the…

Long Branch caps residential fences at 4 feet in a front yard and 6 feet elsewhere, drops that to 3 feet within 25 feet of a street intersection for visibility, and allows a 5-foot…

Long Branch bans barbed-wire, sharp-pointed, canvas, cloth and electrically charged fences, plus temporary fences such as snow, expandable or collapsible fencing, on any lot with a…

New Jersey common law and statute apply uniformly statewide to spite fences, boundary fences, and shared maintenance disputes between adjoining landowners.

Long Branch bans playing radios, TVs, or music devices loud enough to disturb neighbors, requires earphones for personal devices used on public streets, sidewalks, the boardwalk, or…

Long Branch bans keeping any dog or animal that habitually barks, howls or whines to the point of disturbing the public peace, under the same article that licenses and impounds dogs…

Long Branch bars construction noise, excavation, grading, paving, erecting, demolishing, altering, or repairing, on Sundays entirely, and outside 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturdays or…

Long Branch bans unreasonably loud or unnecessary vehicle horn use except as a danger warning, requires exhaust to run through a muffler that prevents loud or explosive noise, and…

Long Branch bans power lawn mowers, chain saws and fence post drillers between 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. citywide under City Code § 235-2A(16). The rule sits inside the city's broader…

New Jersey's Noise Control Act sets uniform statewide decibel limits for stationary commercial and industrial sources, preempting conflicting local rules.

Long Branch does not ban dog breeds; it declares individual dogs vicious or potentially dangerous under state standards and then imposes local consequences, from same-day seizure to a…

Long Branch bars dogs from running at large anywhere in the city and requires any dog off its owner's property to be on a leash no more than eight feet long, held by someone at least…

Long Branch caps the breeding, keeping and raising of horses, ponies and mules at one animal per acre citywide, and the City Health Department can license temporary livestock keeping…

Long Branch requires every cat of licensing age, seven months old, to be licensed if a resident owns, keeps or harbors it as of January 1, and the code makes anyone who regularly feeds…

New Jersey requires beekeepers who overwinter colonies to register annually with the Department of Agriculture, and statewide beekeeping rules limit how far towns may restrict…

New Jersey's animal cruelty laws apply statewide, prohibiting neglect and overcrowding that constitute hoarding, with enforcement by humane officers and police.

New Jersey statute bans the intentional feeding of black bears statewide and authorizes wildlife regulators to address other species attracting nuisance behavior.

City Code § 325-24.3 reserves five on-street and municipal-lot spaces in Long Branch exclusively for electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles that are actively charging. Parking a…

Long Branch caps how much of a front yard in any R Residential Zone can be used for parking or driveways at 20 percent, measured from the smaller front yard on corner lots, and limits…

Long Branch bars leaving any partially dismantled, wrecked, or junked vehicle on private property for more than 48 hours, and bans them from any street entirely, under Code §§ 322-3…

Once snow covers a Long Branch street, parking is automatically banned on the streets listed in Schedule I under Code § 325-3B, and stays banned until plowing clears the way for normal…

Long Branch layers its own street-by-street parking schedules on top of New Jersey's statewide stopping and standing law, N.J.S.A. 39:4-138, under Code § 325-3. Time-limited zones…

Long Branch's zoning code bans open storage of boats, vehicles or other equipment in any front yard, allowing only vehicular parking on a driveway, not a parking lot. Wherever storage…

Long Branch designates certain streets 'Resident Permit Parking Only' under City Code § 325-24.1, and only vehicles displaying a valid decal may park there. The Chief of Police issues…

Long Branch bars overnight on-street parking of heavy trucks, trailers, campers and any boat or boat trailer between 8:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m., citywide, in every zone. Vehicles over…

Long Branch designates specific curb locations across the city as loading zones under § 325-3J, banning parking there except for actively loading or unloading commercial vehicles…

Long Branch bars commercial vehicles from residential zones between 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. and all day Sunday, with a narrow exception for one resident-owned vehicle of 8,000 pounds…

New Jersey's Predatory Towing Prevention Act, N.J.S.A. 56:13-7 et seq., and its implementing rule, N.J.A.C. 13:45A-31, control every non-consensual tow in the state. A private property…

Long Branch requires every swimming pool to be enclosed by a fence or wall at least four feet high under City of Long Branch Code § 345-44, and bars pools from front yards while…

Building a private pool in Long Branch requires a $35 permit from the Construction Code Official before any digging starts. The pool must also clear the city's building code, zoning…

Long Branch requires a Tree Removal Application before cutting down any street tree 2.5 inches DBH or larger, or any other tree 6 inches DBH or larger, under Code § 319-12, adopted in…

In the West End Design Overlay (WEDO) District, Long Branch requires landscape plans for infill development to primarily specify indigenous, native plant species. The requirement, §…

Long Branch's West End Design Overlay (WEDO) District landscape standard calls for passive rainwater harvesting, cisterns, rain barrels or water gardens, in landscaped spaces of infill…

Long Branch requires every property owner or tenant to keep grass cut to no more than 12 inches, on any property in the city, improved or vacant. The city also adopts New Jersey's…

The NJ Department of Environmental Protection may impose statewide or regional water use restrictions during drought warnings or emergencies under the Water Supply Management Act.

Long Branch's zoning code, § 345-3, caps a home occupation at 35% of a dwelling's floor area and a home professional office at 40% of the first floor with no more than two non-resident…

A Long Branch home professional office or home occupation gets one identification sign, wall or ground, capped at 3 square feet per side and 2 feet tall if freestanding. It may be…

Long Branch's zoning code caps a home occupation, run by residents inside their own dwelling, to serving one client at a time. Section 345-3's definition of HOME OCCUPATION also limits…

New Jersey allows for-profit home food production only through a Cottage Food Operator Permit issued by the Department of Health's Public Health and Food Protection Program under…

The New Jersey Family Day Care Provider Registration Act creates a uniform statewide registration system for home daycares serving up to five children, with the state preempting most…

New Jersey has no microenterprise home kitchen permit and no way to license a home kitchen as a restaurant. N.J.A.C. 8:24-2.1(c)1 makes the person in charge responsible for ensuring…

Long Branch limits detached accessory sheds under 100 square feet to a rear yard location at least 5 feet from the property line, with no more than two allowed per property. Larger…

Converting a garage to habitable space requires a NJ Uniform Construction Code permit statewide, with mandatory inspections for framing, insulation, electrical, and plumbing changes.

New Jersey applies state sales tax and the State Occupancy Fee to transient short-term rentals statewide, regardless of which municipality the property sits in.

Long Branch caps garage sales at two per household or premises each year, plus the citywide annual garage sale weekend. Each sale requires a $10 City Clerk license and runs no more…

Long Branch runs a voluntary Landlord-Tenant Dispute Review Board that hears written complaints over rent increases, repairs, or maintenance. The five-member Board holds an informal…

Long Branch bans a specific list of outdoor light types citywide: unshielded sources, upward-pointed fixtures, mercury vapor lights, off-site lighting, lasers, searchlights, arc lights…

Long Branch caps light trespass onto neighboring property at 0.5 footcandle in a vertical plane at the property line and bars any illumination source from being visible at the boundary…

Long Branch collects bulk waste from residential properties only, on Wednesdays split by geography: first and third weeks south of Broadway, second and fourth weeks north. No more than…

Long Branch bans setting trash out before 5 p.m. the day before pickup, requires empty cans off the curb within 12 hours of collection, and caps how far waste can extend into the…

Long Branch collects brush only March 15 through June 1 and September 15 through December 31, capped at four by three by eight feet per pickup. Outside those windows, residents must…

Long Branch, in Monmouth County, New Jersey, requires every property owner, lessee and occupant to separate recyclable materials from other waste and set them out for the City's…

In Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey, placing a privately owned roll-off container or dumpster on any city street requires a permit from the Director of Public Safety before…

Long Branch bars anyone from sweeping, throwing, depositing or dumping litter on any property, occupied or vacant, or into any pond, lake, stream or public place in the city outside of…

Long Branch's Department of Public Works sets the trash pickup schedule by area, not the ordinance itself, and there's no collection on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving or Christmas, with…

Long Branch caps residential trash at four containers or bags per unit per pickup day, limits containers to 32 gallons and 50 pounds, and excludes construction debris, hazardous waste…

Long Branch's Uniform Construction Code enforcing agency, run by a Construction Code Official, issues all building permits from City Hall at 344 Broadway. Fees run from an $80 minimum…

Long Branch requires a plumbing subcode permit for fixture and appliance work under the state Uniform Construction Code, charging $20 per fixture in one- and two-family homes and $40…

Long Branch requires every building with a fire suppression or fire alarm system installed at construction to keep it maintained and certified to NFPA standards under the state Uniform…

Long Branch charges its electrical subcode permit fee by the block of receptacles, fixtures or devices: $80 for the first 25 and $35 for each additional 25, with separate charges by…

The Fire Official and Health Director may enter and examine any dwelling, dwelling unit or premises in Long Branch at reasonable hours to check Property Maintenance Code compliance…

Long Branch bars selling food or merchandise from any cart, wagon or vehicle on Ocean Avenue or within 100 feet west of it, under City Code § 256-15. The rule, dating to 1971, targets…

Selling food or beverages from a cart, wagon or vehicle in Long Branch requires a City vending license plus sign-off from the Health Department and, where the Fire Official decides it…

Long Branch lets sidewalk vendors set up only at the curbline, never mid-sidewalk, and keeps them at least 30 feet from any other vendor already selling nearby. Stands also can't crowd…

When a Long Branch property owner ignores a notice to vacate, repair or remove a dangerous or blighted structure, City Code § 262-14 lets the enforcement officer enter, repair or…

Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey, gives property owners, tenants and occupants just 12 hours after daylight following a snow or ice event to clear the abutting sidewalk, or to…

Long Branch requires every owner, tenant or person in possession of any land in the city, improved or not, to clear brush, weeds, dead trees, stumps, filth, garbage, trash and debris…

Long Branch bars anyone from occupying or renting a dwelling unit that does not meet the 2021 International Property Maintenance Code, adopted as the City's habitability standard under…

Under New Jersey's Anti-Eviction Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:18-61.1, a landlord may evict a covered tenant only on a statutory good-cause ground. Non-payment under subsection a. needs no advance…

The New Jersey Anti-Eviction Act preempts local landlord-tenant law and limits residential evictions to specifically enumerated good-cause grounds statewide.

New Jersey sets no general statutory cap on residential late fees, leaving the amount to the lease subject to reasonableness. For senior citizens on government pensions and recipients…

To end a month-to-month residential tenancy in New Jersey, either party gives at least one month's written notice expiring at a rental period. Because the Anti-Eviction Act bars…

All New Jersey residential rental property owners must file a Landlord Identity Registration with the municipality and the Bureau of Housing Inspection under state law.

New Jersey caps a residential security deposit at 1.5 times one month's rent, and any later additional deposit may rise by no more than 10% per year. After a tenancy ends, the landlord…

A squatter cannot gain title quickly in New Jersey. Under N.J.S.A. 2A:14-30, thirty years of actual, continuous possession of real estate vests title in the possessor, and sixty years…

Long Branch's noise code bars loud or excessive noise from loading or unloading a vehicle, or from opening or destroying boxes, crates and bales, anywhere in the city under City Code §…

Long Branch requires any noise-creating blower, power fan or internal combustion engine, including portable generators, to be adequately muffled under City Code § 235-2A(15). Running…

Long Branch bars anyone from entering park property or using park facilities and equipment from dusk until 8:30 a.m. under City Code § 247-3G. The overnight closure applies to all city…

Long Branch's Chapter 150 lets the Mayor, or the Chief Administrative Officer in the Mayor's absence, declare a curfew for the whole city or for people of a set age whenever needed to…

Long Branch limits filming in residential zones to weekdays between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. or sundown, and bars permit holders from letting lights or noise from a production cross…

Filming permits in Long Branch require applicants to minimize interference with pedestrian and traffic passage on public lands, and any request to restrict public streets or parking…

Long Branch exempts student films, made to satisfy a school course or curriculum requirement, from the city's filming permit requirement, but the filmmaker must prove current…

Anyone filming in Long Branch, on public or private property, must obtain a permit from the Special Events Coordinator at least five working days ahead. Basic permits cost $150 (or…

Long Branch caps every class of licensed cannabis business, cultivators, retailers and the rest, at one license citywide. The city has not opted out of cannabis businesses altogether…

A Class 5 cannabis retailer in Long Branch, New Jersey cannot open within 1,000 feet of another Class 5 store, a school, a park or a house of worship. The city measures that buffer the…

New Jersey state law prohibits home cultivation of cannabis statewide, even for adults 21 and over and registered medical patients, and municipalities cannot legalize personal grows.

In Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey, the owner of any property abutting a public street or sidewalk is legally responsible for building, repairing or relaying that sidewalk or…

Long Branch makes every building owner, tenant or occupant responsible for keeping the abutting sidewalk and curb free of obstructions, nuisances, debris, litter and garbage. The duty…

Before building, removing or repairing a sidewalk, driveway apron, curb or gutter in the public right-of-way in Long Branch, Monmouth County, New Jersey, property owners or their…

Long Branch sets its own local design flood elevation two feet above the state and FEMA base flood elevation in every mapped flood hazard area, with a three-foot-above-grade floor in…

Long Branch requires 'major development,' meaning projects disturbing an acre or more of land or creating a quarter acre of new impervious surface, to meet erosion-control standards…

Long Branch prohibits the unnecessary warming up or idling of buses, trucks and tractors, and repeated idling, acceleration or deceleration of cars and motorcycles, near homes between…

Long Branch, in Monmouth County, New Jersey, requires most private properties to retrofit existing storm drain inlets whenever they repave, resurface or reconstruct a surface touching…

The Coastal Area Facility Review Act gives the New Jersey DEP exclusive permit jurisdiction over development in the coastal zone, applying uniform statewide standards regardless of…

The New Jersey Flood Hazard Area Control Act sets uniform state floodplain and riparian buffer rules that apply statewide, with the DEP retaining permitting authority that…

Long Branch requires anyone using a city park, the Great Lawn, a public street or place, or even private property in a way that could affect public safety or City services to get a…

Long Branch requires a sidewalk cafe license from the City Clerk before serving food or drinks on any public sidewalk, boardwalk or street, and the Director of Public Safety has…

Long Branch makes it unlawful for anyone to urinate in public on any property, private or public, anywhere in the city. The rule sits in the Peace and Good Order chapter and carries…

Long Branch bans serving, selling, dispensing, drinking or consuming any alcoholic beverage on public streets, sidewalks, parks, beaches, boardwalks or marine basins, and even bans…

Long Branch bans smoking, vaping or otherwise consuming cannabis anywhere on public streets, sidewalks, parking lots, parks, beaches or the boardwalk, and in any vehicle traveling…

Long Branch bans rollerblades, in-line skates, skates and skateboards at Martin Luther King Memorial Park on Atlantic Way and its adjacent public walks under City Code § 247-2U. The…

Long Branch bans smoking and vaping of any tobacco product, including e-cigarettes and chewing tobacco, anywhere on the beach, boardwalk or promenade at any time. Fines escalate from…

Long Branch's zoning schedule sets required front, side and rear yard setbacks separately for each residential district. The R-1 zone demands a deep 35-foot front yard and a 50-foot…

Long Branch caps how much of a residential lot buildings can cover. In the R-1, R-2 and R-4 one-family zones the ceiling is 40% of the lot for all structures combined; in R-3 it drops…

Long Branch limits one-family homes to 2 1/2 stories and a set number of feet, with the ceiling running slightly higher in its lowest-density zone. The R-1 zone allows 2 1/2 stories or…

Long Branch requires every towing and wrecking business on the police rotation list to hold a City license under Code § 316-2, carrying at least $250,000/$500,000/$20,000 in liability…

Long Branch defines a body art establishment as one whose primary business is applying permanent body art or makeup to human skin, and it charges a $250 plan review fee for any such…

Long Branch requires anyone buying or selling used goods, precious metals, gems or pawned items in the city to hold a secondhand dealer license from the City Clerk. The Police…

Long Branch lets residents repair a motor vehicle at home under § 332-3, but only if it's registered to that property's owner or tenant, sits in a driveway, garage, carport or rear…

Long Branch requires anyone operating a massage establishment to hold a city license issued through the City Clerk after an investigation by the Director of Public Safety. The annual…

Long Branch prohibits adult entertainment uses in every zoning district except where expressly permitted, and even in a permitting zone bars them within 100 feet of churches, schools…

New Jersey regulates vape retailers under NJSA 54:40B and NJSA 26:3D, requiring licensing, prohibiting flavored vape sales, and applying age-21 minimum purchase rules statewide.

No one may plant a shade or ornamental tree in a Long Branch street, park, or parkway without approval of the species and exact spot from the City Council or its designee, under Code §…

Long Branch's West End Design Overlay (WEDO) District landscape standard requires infill development in the West End "village" area to plant primarily indigenous, native species and to…

Long Branch controls the look of new buildings in its West End "village" commercial core through the West End Design Overlay (WEDO) District, § 345-32.1, which layers detailed facade…

Long Branch treats door-to-door solicitors, canvassers and peddlers as "vendors" under its Peddling and Soliciting chapter, and none of them may sell, display or offer goods, wares or…

Long Branch residents can put their address on a City Clerk-run No Knock Registry to keep canvassers, peddlers and door-to-door sellers away, and must post a free sticker near the…

Long Branch exempts temporary window signs from its sign permit rules, but only if they stay under 25% of the window area. Cover more of the glass and the sign chapter's full permit…

Long Branch caps political signs at one per candidate or issue per property, bans them on public property and utility poles, and sets a strict window: no earlier than 45 days before an…

Every solar energy system in Long Branch, roof- or ground-mounted, needs both a construction permit and a zoning permit before installation under Code § 320-5, adopted in 2014. Site…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.2 forbids a New Jersey community association from adopting or enforcing any restriction, covenant, bylaw, rule or regulation that prohibits solar collectors on two…

Long Branch designates historic landmarks and sites of historic interest through its Historic Preservation Advisory Commission under Chapter 345, Article XII. The Commission recommends…

Long Branch charges a 3% municipal occupancy tax on every hotel and motel room rental in the city under City Code § 306-10, adopted by Ord. No. 30-03 in 2003. The tax stacks on top of…

Long Branch requires every retail food establishment operator, or a manager from each shift, to complete a food handlers training course run or approved by the Health Department. The…

Long Branch's property maintenance code requires every building to stay weathertight, watertight and verminproof under City Code § 262-6, banning holes, loose boards or damaged…

Commercial drone operations in New Jersey are governed by federal FAA Part 107 plus the uniform state criminal restrictions in N.J.S.A. 2C:40-27, leaving little room for conflicting…

New Jersey state law (N.J.S.A. 2C:40-27) sets uniform criminal restrictions on drone operations statewide, including bans on flying impaired, near critical infrastructure, or near…

New Jersey sets a uniform statewide minimum wage under NJSA 34:11-56a, scheduled to reach $15 per hour, with limited authority for municipalities to enact higher local wage floors.

The New Jersey Earned Sick Leave Law at NJSA 34:11D provides up to 40 hours of paid sick time and preempts local sick leave ordinances, creating a single statewide standard.

New Jersey issues concealed carry permits under NJSA 2C:58-4 with strict justifiable need replaced by shall-issue standards post-Bruen, while sensitive-place restrictions limit where…

New Jersey effectively prohibits open carry of handguns without a Permit to Carry under NJSA 2C:39-5, and long-gun open carry is restricted in most public contexts.

New Jersey strictly regulates firearm transport in vehicles under NJSA 2C:39-5 and 2C:39-6, requiring unloaded firearms in locked containers absent a valid Permit to Carry, with…

New Jersey splits the state into two frost zones: 2 feet 6 inches in Monmouth and Burlington counties and everything south, and 3 feet in Mercer and Middlesex counties and everything…

New Jersey's Casino Control Act, N.J.S.A. 5:12-1 et seq., confines legal casino gambling to a single city. State law defines an "approved hotel" eligible for a casino license as a…

New Jersey lets churches, veterans posts, fire companies, and other nonprofits run bingo or raffles only after two steps: registration with the state's Legalized Games of Chance…

New Jersey's Code of Criminal Justice defines a 'player' as a person who gambles only as a contestant or bettor and collects nothing beyond personal winnings, without otherwise…

New Jersey legalized sports betting in June 2018 under the Sports Wagering Act, N.J.S.A. 5:12A-10 et seq. Only Atlantic City casinos and Meadowlands/Monmouth Park-class racetracks…

New Jersey gives both condominium and planned-community associations a foreclosable assessment lien with a limited 6-month priority over a prior first mortgage. The Condominium Act…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-46(a) requires association bylaws to open every executive board meeting to members and voting-eligible tenants, except conference or working sessions where no binding…

New Jersey associations enforce recorded covenants and architectural standards through their declaration, but PREDFDA's Radburn regulations require associations to make alternative…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.4 bars a New Jersey community association from prohibiting or unreasonably restricting the installation or use of an electric vehicle charging station in a…

N.J.S.A. 45:22A-48.1 makes any association rule or bylaw that limits or prohibits display of the flag of the United States, yellow ribbons, or signs supporting United States troops…

N.J.S.A. 46:8B-15(f) lets a New Jersey condominium association impose reasonable fines only if the master deed or bylaws authorize it, and then caps each fine at the maximum monetary…

A New Jersey condominium or homeowners association can record a lien on a unit for unpaid assessments and foreclose it by suit in the same manner as a mortgage foreclosure. The lien…

New Jersey runs sobriety checkpoints, and the Legislature has never passed a statute authorizing or regulating them. The phrase "sobriety checkpoint" returns no documents at all in the…

New Jersey is a one-party consent state, so recording an encounter you are part of is lawful under N.J.S.A. 2A:156A-4(d), and there is no New Jersey statute that bans filming police…

New Jersey has no stop-and-identify statute. A full-text search of the New Jersey General and Permanent Statutes returns no provision requiring a pedestrian who is stopped on suspicion…

New Jersey put its vehicle-search rule inside the legalization act itself. N.J.S.A. 2C:35-10c, enacted as section 61 of CREAMMA, provides that the odor of cannabis or burnt cannabis…

New Jersey has a full low-speed vehicle regime and no golf cart regime at all. An LSV must be titled, registered, insured and plated with the Motor Vehicle Commission, and it may be…

The New Jersey Right to Farm Act (N.J.S.A. 4:1C-1 et seq.) shields eligible commercial farms from nuisance suits and preempts unreasonable municipal ordinances when farms follow…

Under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, New Jersey banned single-use plastic carryout bags and single-use paper bags at large grocery stores effective May 2022, the strongest such law nationally.

New Jersey prohibits polystyrene foam food service products under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, banning foam clamshells, cups, trays, and similar items statewide effective May 2022.

Under NJSA 13:1E-99.126, New Jersey food service businesses may provide single-use plastic straws only upon customer request, effective November 2021 statewide.

Under N.J.S.A. 2A:170-51.4, New Jersey prohibits the sale, gift, or distribution of tobacco and electronic smoking products to anyone under 21, with escalating civil penalties for…

New Jersey bars retail sale of flavored electronic smoking devices and liquid nicotine, every characterizing flavor except tobacco, under N.J.S.A. 2A:170-51.12, effective April 20…

New Jersey controls add-on lighting with an aiming rule, a counting rule and a flat ban on flashing. Under R.S. 39:3-54, any lighted lamp other than a headlamp, spot lamp or auxiliary…

New Jersey gives dash cams no windshield allowance. R.S. 39:3-74 forbids driving with any sign, poster, sticker or other non-transparent material on the front windshield, wings…

New Jersey has never authorized lane splitting or lane filtering, and the words appear nowhere in the Revised Statutes. A motorcycle riding the stripe between two lines of traffic is…

New Jersey does not ban license plate frames outright. R.S. 39:3-33 makes it an offence to drive with a frame or holder that conceals or obscures the state name, the registration…

New Jersey has no statute prohibiting a radar detector in a private passenger vehicle. A full-text search of the New Jersey statutes returns no provision on radar detectors at all, and…

Studded tires are legal in New Jersey, but only from November 15 to April 1 of a winter season. There is no permit, no sticker and nothing to apply for, and the window does not appear…

New Jersey publishes no legal darkness for the front of a passenger car, because add-on tint on the windshield and on the two front side windows is prohibited outright. R.S. 39:3-74…