New Brunswick, NJ

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Chapter 8.48 bars cutting or removing any tree with a diameter at breast height of six inches or greater outside its terms. Residential lots…

In the City of New Brunswick, no one can cut, prune, climb with spikes, break, injure or remove a tree, shrub or plant on a public highway or place without the written permission of…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the Property Maintenance Code requires all premises and exterior property to be kept free from weeds or plant growth in excess of eight…

New Jersey's statewide stormwater rule, N.J.A.C. 7:8, requires major developments to manage runoff with green infrastructure and expressly counts storing stormwater runoff for reuse…

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.

Section 10.16.030 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code bars parking on the streets listed in Schedules 25, 26 and 27 during the hours specified there, on any day except Sundays and…

Section 10.12.060 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code sets loading zone hours by schedule: 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday for Schedule 8-A zones, with Saturday hours to…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no one can abandon a vehicle or leave a wrecked, junked or nonoperating vehicle on a public street. On private property a nonoperating or…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, once snow covers the street no vehicle is parked on the major roadways listed in Schedule 32 of the Municipal Code. Under §…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.130 bars any truck over 5,500 pounds gross weight, trailer, boat or camper from parking on a public street between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.140 prohibits parking any truck with a gross weight over 5,500 pounds on the streets and hours listed in Schedule 33. The schedule…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.16.180 bans parking or storing any vehicle in a required front yard unless a variance or approved site plan allows it, and § 10.16.190…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Chapter 10.28 bars parking on the Schedule 41 streets during the scheduled hours unless the vehicle belongs to a resident of the street and is…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, EV charging stations and make-ready spaces are a permitted accessory use in every zone with no variance, and new multiple dwellings of five or…

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…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, tools and equipment used in construction, drilling, earth moving, excavating or demolition cannot run between 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. on weekdays…

In the City of New Brunswick, a dog's barking becomes a noise disturbance once it runs continually for ten minutes or intermittently for thirty minutes, unless the dog was provoked…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the noise chapter's night window runs 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. Table I in § 8.28.040 caps sound at 50 dBA at a residential property line at night and…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, every motor vehicle and motorcycle must keep its original muffler or an equivalent in constant operation, and removing an exhaust component is…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 8.28.050 prohibits any noise disturbance, including operating a radio, television, phonograph or similar sound-amplifying device so that it…

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

In the City of New Brunswick a pet shop is a licensed business, not a banned one. Section 6.04.090 requires anyone who keeps, operates or proposes a pet shop, kennel, shelter or pound…

In the City of New Brunswick, Chapter 6.04 contains no breed ban. Section 6.04.190 instead adopts the New Jersey vicious and potentially dangerous dog statute, N.J.S. 4:19-17 et seq…

In the City of New Brunswick no person can own, keep or harbor more than three dogs or more than three cats in any residence or provided establishment. A litter is exempt for eight…

In the City of New Brunswick a dog cannot run at large on public streets or in any public park, public building or other public place, and in public it must be on a leash not more than…

In the City of New Brunswick every cat over seven months of age must be vaccinated and licensed, with the license number displayed on a collar or other device. The fee is $18.20 for an…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, anyone who owns, keeps or harbors a non-game or exotic animal, as defined in N.J.A.C. 7:25-4, must register it with the city's registrar of…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no person may feed any wildlife in a public park or on any other property owned or operated by the city. The division of health enforces…

The City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey bars keeping chickens on a residential lot. Section 17.03.220 lists poultry and fowl, along with horses, goats, sheep, swine…

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…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a professional sign on a dwelling can be no larger than two square feet on any one side. A residential nameplate is capped at 72 square…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a home occupation must be run by a resident in the main building, take up no more than one-half of the area of one floor, use no non-resident…

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…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a private pool counts as an accessory structure for permits, and the building subcode fee schedule prices it by type: $125.00 for an in-ground…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, every swimming pool is surrounded by a fence or wall of substantial construction at least four feet high with no openings larger than three…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Zoning Ordinance § 17.03.080 bars an attached garage from any residential, boarding, rooming or lodging purpose, and applies the same bar to…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, sheds and other accessory structures cannot sit in a required front yard, cannot cover more than thirty percent of the required rear yard in a…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a retaining wall has its own line in the construction permit fee schedule. A Class 3 structure with more than 550 square feet of surface area…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Table 1 in Zoning Ordinance § 17.03.070 prints a front yard height of 4 in the R zones and most commercial zones, 6 in C-5, C-6 and the O…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the building subcode fee schedule in § 15.04.120 prints a $100.00 fee for fences over 6 feet, paid at the central permit office. Zoning…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Zoning Ordinance § 17.03.070.B prohibits barbed wire, razor wire, concertina wire and any similar material for fences, and bars any fence…

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

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, one- and two-family dwellings need an approved smoke detector near each sleeping area, no more than ten feet from any sleeping area exit door…

New Jersey statute permits only non-aerial, non-explosive sparklers and novelties for adult consumers; aerial fireworks remain banned across every municipality with no local opt-in…

New Jersey's Air Pollution Control Act prohibits open burning of refuse, leaves, and most yard waste statewide, with narrow permitted categories overseen by NJDEP and the Forest Fire…

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…

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.

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, garage sale signs must be the uniform 12 inch by 12 inch signs specified by the city, with the name and address of the person running the…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, temporary signs inside the windows of commercial establishments cannot cover more than twenty-five percent of the window area. Small window…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, temporary political signs must be non-illuminated, stay up no more than thirty days, and measure no more than thirty-two square feet. Each…

The City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, has no separate digital billboard section. Section 17.06.030 prohibits billboards unless the zoning title permits them, bans any sign showing…

Filming on public property in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey requires a permit from the city clerk. The basic permit costs $100 plus $100 per day, or $500 per day for a major…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, filming on a public street, sidewalk or park needs a permit from the city clerk. The permit holder must minimize interference with pedestrians…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, Chapter 10.48 authorizes a traffic control signal monitoring system. The New Brunswick Police Department reviews the…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.36.030(J) bars drivers from driving, standing or parking in a signed or marked on-street bike lane, and a vehicle parked there is subject…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.41.070 lets a shared electric scooter company operate only under city criteria: a pilot of not more than 90 days and 200 initial…

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…

A garage sale in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey needs a $10 garage sale license from the city clerk. A license goes to any one person only once within a twelve month period, and…

The City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, imposes a hotel and motel room occupancy tax of three percent on charges of rent for occupancy on or after July 1, 2004. The…

The City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, opts in to legal cannabis businesses of all six state license classes. Section 5.09.040 caps retail (Class 5) licenses at 2 in…

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.

A massage establishment in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey cannot operate without a permit from the city clerk. The application fee is $400 for an initial license and $250 for…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, repairing, servicing or overhauling a vehicle on a public street is prohibited unless it is an emergency repair finished in…

New Brunswick licenses wreckers on the police call list through the city clerk, capping licenses at one per 6,000 residents and no more than eight a year. Section 5.112.050 sets…

In the City of New Brunswick, anyone who buys used electronic equipment from the public or sells it to the public, or even advertises to do so, needs a license from the city clerk…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a go-go bar is a conditional use in the I-2 industrial district under Zoning Ordinance § 17.04.040. The lot must be at least 20,000 square…

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.

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no individual, corporation or property owner can place a scaffold or similar obstruction on a sidewalk, walkway, alley or public street…

Building inspections in the City of New Brunswick run through the New Brunswick building department under the State Uniform Construction Code. Section 15.04.090 sets inspection hours…

Owners of every single-family, two-family and multiple rental dwelling in the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, must have the unit inspected for lead-based paint…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, building work is permitted through the New Brunswick building department under the State Uniform Construction Code, and every fee is paid at…

The City of New Brunswick charges an annual stormwater user fee of seventy-seven dollars ($77.00) per equivalent residential unit on every developed property except exempt property…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, the local design flood elevation for a delineated watercourse is the best available flood elevation plus one foot of…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Section 17.07.100 bars new development, grading or vegetation stripping on slopes of twenty percent or steeper, with a redevelopment…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, anyone who intends to conduct any development in a flood hazard area must first apply to the floodplain administrator, the city engineer, and…

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…

Section 9.04.020 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code makes it unlawful for any person to have alcoholic beverages in his or her possession and to consume them in public. Public place…

Section 9.04.030 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code makes it unlawful to urinate or defecate in public. A conviction for public urination carries a minimum mandatory fine of $150.00…

Section 9.04.060 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code makes it unlawful to beg, panhandle or solicit any person in an aggressive manner. The definition includes soliciting within 25…

Chapter 9.08 of the New Brunswick Municipal Code regulates loitering in two forms: loitering for the sale, purchase or use of controlled dangerous substances (Section 9.08.010) and…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, cannabis consumption in any public place is prohibited, and so is consumption in or outside any non-residential property, including the…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, smoking is prohibited in city vehicles, every open space, park and recreation area, at any scheduled public event, and in George Street dining…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, § 10.40.030 bars operating a skateboard on the sidewalks listed in Schedule A, which covers downtown stretches of Albany Street, Easton…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a mobile food vendor needs a permit and license from the office of the city clerk before selling prepared food from a motorized vehicle at a…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a peddler selling food from a cart on a sidewalk must stay within four feet by two feet by four feet, stay thirty feet from other peddlers…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, mobile food vendors cannot operate within 1,000 feet of any permanent retail food establishment. The only exception covers vendors renting…

The City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, regulates rent under Chapter 5.80. Since January 1, 2024 a landlord cannot raise base rent by more than the annual percentage adopted by the rent…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a landlord seeking a base rent increase must notify the continuing tenant in writing, with the calculations behind the increase, at least…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, every rental unit is registered annually with the rent leveling office on or before April 1, and no unit can be rented until…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, rental units are held to the BOCA National Property Maintenance Code as amended by the City Council. Owners must supply heat at 68 degrees F…

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…

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…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the owner, occupant or tenant of premises abutting a street must remove all snow and ice from the abutting sidewalk within twelve (12)…

In the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, the public officer can abate a nuisance or correct a defect after forty-eight hours notice to the owner, and the cost…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, any owner, tenant or person in possession of lands must keep them free of brush, weeds, dead and dying trees, stumps, roots, obnoxious…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a tenant who does not receive the same standard of service, maintenance, furnishings, equipment or quiet enjoyment can appeal to the rent…

Every registered rental unit in the City of New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, is inspected by the division of inspections, and a satisfactory inspection earns a certificate…

City of New Brunswick parks and playgrounds are open daily from sunrise to one hour after sunset and closed to the public at all other times, except for supervised and municipally…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no person or entity can solicit without first obtaining a permit under Chapter 5.96. Permits come from the police department at no fee, last…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, any person or entity owning property can register it on the police department's "do not solicit" list. Solicitation at a listed address is a…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the owner of land abutting a sidewalk or curb must keep it maintained and properly repaired. The code makes any injury from a poorly…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no person can obstruct the free passage of pedestrians and vehicles on streets and sidewalks with tables, boxes, equipment, materials or…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a construction fence, wall or similar structure that reaches into the public right-of-way needs a permit from the construction official after…

Anyone organizing a parade in the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey needs a permit from the city administrator. A parade is any assemblage of twenty-five or more persons in an…

Holding a meeting, ceremony, speech, performance or stage in a City of New Brunswick park requires permission under Section 12.28.130. The resident fee schedule in Section 3.28.120…

No shade or ornamental tree or shrub can be planted in a public highway or place in the City of New Brunswick until the shade tree bureau has approved the tree, designated the planting…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the amended property maintenance code requires vacant buildings to be rodent proof, and the owner must exterminate rats and vermin and have…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, no retail food establishment, fixed, temporary or mobile, may serve potentially hazardous food unless one or more supervisory personnel are…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, brush and leaves are mandatory recyclables under Municipal Code § 8.40.110. Loose leaves can go to the curb only during the seven days before…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, each residential and nonresidential user has garbage collected twice weekly on an announced schedule, from 6 a.m. until 3 p.m. outside the…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, a dumpster of ten cubic yards or more outside the I-1, I-2 and I-2e districts needs a city engineer permit. The application fee is $25…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, bulk items go out only on the second trash collection day of the week after an appointment with the division of sanitation before 1 p.m. the…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, trash and recycling containers cannot be left at the collection site earlier than five p.m. on the day before collection and must come in by…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, collection hours run from six a.m. until three p.m., and the city collects only along public rights-of-way. In the automated Container…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, dumping solid waste on any street, lot, park or waterway outside a receptacle is unlawful under Municipal Code § 8.40.060. Fines start at $100…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, source separation is mandatory for all persons, firms and organizations under Municipal Code § 8.40.110. Glass, aluminum, steel, plastic…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, every commercial facility must provide marked on-site recycling containers and file a yearly recycling report by weight by March 1. Municipal…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, Section 17.03.225 requires outdoor HVAC units, compressors, heat pumps, pool pumps and auxiliary generators to be muffled to meet the New…

The City of New Brunswick, New Jersey prohibits the installation and use of permanent diesel or gasoline powered generators everywhere except the I-1 and I-2 industrial zones. Section…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, outdoor lighting has to minimize glare on residential property, use shielding that limits the cone of illumination to 135 degrees, keep…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, the bulk schedule in Section 17.04.050 caps principal building height by zone: 35 feet in R-1B, R-2 and R-5C, 30 feet in R-3, R-4 and R-5A, 60…

In the City of New Brunswick, New Jersey, rooftop solar panels are exempt from the zoning permitting process and zoning fees, but the electrical work still carries construction permit…

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…

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…

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…