New Jersey Revised Statutes
Title 39 - Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation
Section 39:3-13.4 - Probationary driver's license.

39:3-13.4 Probationary driver's license.
4. a. The holder of a special learner's permit shall be entitled to a probationary driver's license (1) upon attaining the age of 17 years, (2) upon the satisfactory completion of an approved behind-the-wheel driver training course as indicated upon the face of the special permit over the signature of the principal of the school or the person operating the driving school in which the course was conducted, (3) upon the completion of six months' driving experience with a validated special learner's permit in compliance with the provisions of section 6 of P.L.1977, c.25 (C.39:3-13.2a), and (4) upon passing the road test pursuant to R.S.39:3-10.
b. The holder of a probationary license shall be permitted to operate the passenger automobile with only one additional passenger in the vehicle besides any dependent of the probationary license holder, except that this passenger restriction shall not apply when the holder of the probationary license is at least 21 years of age or the probationary license holder is accompanied by a parent or guardian. Further, the holder of the probationary license who is under 21 years of age shall not drive during the hours between 11:01 p.m. and 5 a.m.; provided however, that this condition may be waived for an emergency which, in the judgment of local police, is of sufficient severity and magnitude to substantially endanger the health, safety, welfare, or property of a person or for any bona fide employment or religion-related activity if the employer or appropriate religious authority provides written verification of such activity in a manner provided for by the chief administrator.
c. The holder of the probationary license shall not use any hand-held or hands-free interactive wireless communication device, except in an emergency, while operating a moving passenger automobile on a public road or highway. "Use" shall include, but not be limited to, talking or listening on any hand-held or hands-free interactive wireless communication device or operating its keys, buttons, or other controls. In addition, the holder of the probationary license shall ensure that all occupants of the vehicle are secured in a properly adjusted and fastened seat belt or child restraint system.
d. In addition to any other penalties provided under law, the holder of a probationary license who accumulates more than two motor vehicle points or is convicted of a violation of R.S.39:4-50; section 2 of P.L.1981, c.512 (C.39:4-50.4a); section 1 of P.L.1992, c.189 (C.39:4-50.14); R.S.39:4-129; N.J.S.2C:11-5; section 1 of P.L.2017, c.165 (C.2C:11-5.3); subsection c. of N.J.S.2C:12-1; or any other motor vehicle law the chief administrator deems to be significant and applicable pursuant to regulation shall, for the first violation, be required to satisfactorily complete a remedial training course of not less than four hours which may be given by the commission, a driving school licensed by the chief administrator pursuant to section 2 of P.L.1951, c.216 (C.39:12-2), or any Statewide safety organization approved by the chief administrator. The course shall be administered pursuant to rules and regulations promulgated by the chief administrator and subject to oversight by the commission. The authority of the chief administrator to suspend, revoke, or deny issuance of an initial or renewal license to operate a driving school or an instructor's license, and to assess fines, pursuant to P.L.1951, c.216 (C.39:12-1 et seq.) shall apply to any violations related to the administration of a remedial training course. The license holder shall also remit a course fee prior to the commencement of the course.
e. When notified by a court of competent jurisdiction that a probationary license holder has been convicted of a second or subsequent violation, in addition to any other penalties provided under law, the chief administrator shall, without the exercise of discretion or a hearing, suspend the probationary license for three months, and shall postpone eligibility for a basic license for an equivalent period. In addition, when the chief administrator is notified by a court of competent jurisdiction that a probationary license holder has been convicted of any alcohol or drug-related offense unrelated to the operation of a motor vehicle, and he is not otherwise subject to any other suspension penalty therefor, the chief administrator shall, without the exercise of discretion or a hearing, suspend the probationary license for six months.
f. The chief administrator shall provide the holder of a probationary license with two removable, transferable, highly visible, reflective decals indicating that the driver of the vehicle may be the holder of a probationary license. The decals shall be designed by the chief administrator, in consultation with the Division of Highway Traffic Safety in the Department of Law and Public Safety. The chief administrator may charge a fee for the decals not to exceed the actual cost of producing and distributing the decals. The decals shall be displayed in a manner prescribed by the chief administrator, in consultation with the Division of Highway Traffic Safety in the Department of Law and Public Safety, and shall be clearly visible to law enforcement officers. The holder of a probationary license shall not operate a vehicle unless the decals are displayed. The decal shall be removed once the driver's probationary license period has ended.
g. A probationary license may be sent by mail and shall be clearly identifiable and distinguishable in appearance from a basic license by any name, mark, color, or device deemed appropriate by the chief administrator.
h. A person issued a probationary license pursuant to this section may be issued a standard probationary license or a REAL ID probationary license. The chief administrator shall require an applicant for a standard probationary license to provide as proof of the applicant's identity, age, and residence primary and secondary documents, with which the chief administrator shall attribute point values in accordance with the point based identification verification program established pursuant to section 28 of P.L.2003, c.13 (C.39:2A-28). The point total required to prove the identity of an applicant for the standard probationary license shall be the same for every applicant, regardless of immigration status. In the event that the commission changes the point total threshold, the requirement that every applicant reach the same point total threshold shall remain in effect.
In addition to requiring an applicant for a probationary license to submit satisfactory proof of identity and age, the chief administrator shall require the applicant to provide:
(1) as a condition for obtaining a standard probationary license, proof of the applicant's social security number and one document providing satisfactory proof that the applicant is a New Jersey resident. If the applicant does not have a social security number, the applicant shall either:
(a) provide satisfactory proof of an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number; or
(b) indicate, in a manner prescribed by the commission and consistent with all other provisions of P.L.2019, c.271 (C.39:3-10o et al.), that the person is not eligible to receive a social security number; or
(2) as a condition for obtaining a REAL ID probationary license: two documents providing satisfactory proof that the applicant is a New Jersey resident; proof of the applicant's social security number or verification of ineligibility for a social security number in accordance with the "REAL ID Act of 2005," Pub.L.109-13, any acts amendatory or supplementary thereto, and any federal regulations adopted thereunder; and proof that the applicant's presence in the United States is authorized under federal law.
A standard probationary license shall indicate that the license shall not be accepted as identification for an official purpose, as that term is defined under the "REAL ID Act of 2005," Pub.L.109-13, any acts amendatory or supplementary thereto, and any federal regulations adopted thereunder.
If the chief administrator has reasonable cause to suspect that any document presented by an applicant pursuant to this section is altered, false, or otherwise invalid, the chief administrator shall refuse to grant the probationary license until such time as the document may be verified by the issuing agency to the chief administrator's satisfaction.
A person violating this section shall be subject to a fine not exceeding $500 or imprisonment in the county jail for not more than 60 days, but if that person has never been licensed to drive in this State or any other jurisdiction, the applicant shall be subject to a fine of not less than $200 and, in addition, the court shall issue an order to the commission requiring the commission to refuse to issue a license to operate a motor vehicle to the person for a period of not less than 180 days.
i. Any documents and personal information, including an applicant's photograph, obtained by the commission from an applicant for a standard probationary license shall be confidential, shall not be considered a government record pursuant to P.L.1963, c.73 (C.47:1A-1 et seq.), P.L.2001, c.404 (C.47:1A-5 et al.), or the common law concerning access to government records, and shall not be disclosed by the commission for any purpose related to Title 8 of the United States Code without the informed consent of the applicant, a warrant signed by a State or federal judge, or a lawful court order or subpoena; except that nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit, or in any way restrict, any action where such prohibition or restriction would be contrary to federal law; and except that information under this subsection may be shared in accordance with section 2 of P.L.2021, c.139 (C.39:2-3.9). When responding to a warrant, court order, or subpoena, the commission may disclose only those records or information specifically requested in the warrant, court order, or subpoena.
Possession of a standard probationary license issued pursuant to this section shall not be considered evidence of an individual's citizenship or immigration status and shall not be used as a basis for an investigation, arrest, citation, prosecution, or detention.
Information regarding an applicant's Individual Tax Identification Number, social security number, or ineligibility to receive a social security number obtained by the commission for the issuance of a standard probationary license pursuant to this section, shall not be considered a government record pursuant to P.L.1963, c.73 (C.47:1A-1 et seq.), P.L.2001, c.404 (C.47:1A-5 et al.), or the common law concerning access to government records, and shall not be disclosed by the commission except where: (1) required by section 11 of P.L.1998, c.1 (C.2A:17-56.60); (2) the applicant provides written informed consent to the disclosure; (3) the requesting entity presents a warrant signed by a State or federal judge, a lawful court order, or a subpoena; (4) required by State or federal law, and to the extent that the disclosure may be necessary to permit the State to participate in the National Driver Register program, as set forth in 49 U.S.C. s.30301 et seq.; (5) the disclosure is in connection with an audit or investigation of identity fraud, driver's license fraud, or non-driver identification card fraud; or (6) consistent with section 2 of P.L.2021, c.139 (C.39:2-3.9).
L.1950, c.127, s.4; amended 1951, c.7, s.2; 1977, c.25, s.8; 1998, c.108, s.7; 2001, c.420, s.8; 2009, c.37, s.3; 2009, c.38, s.9; 2017, c.165, s.13; 2019, c.271, s.14; 2021, c.139, s.7.

Structure New Jersey Revised Statutes

New Jersey Revised Statutes

Title 39 - Motor Vehicles and Traffic Regulation

Section 39:1-1 - Words and phrases defined.

Section 39:2-1 - Department continued

Section 39:2-2 - Director of division of motor vehicles; appointment; term; salary; bond; oath

Section 39:2-3 - Powers, duties of commission.

Section 39:2-3.2 - Cooperation by New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission to register voters.

Section 39:2-3.3 - Definitions relative to privacy of motor vehicle records.

Section 39:2-3.4 - Disclosure of personal information connected with motor vehicle record.

Section 39:2-3.4a - Information, documentation required from applicant.

Section 39:2-3.5 - Violation, fourth degree crime.

Section 39:2-3.6 - Liability for civil action.

Section 39:2-3.7 - Construction of act.

Section 39:2-3.8 - Electronic, digital processing of motor vehicle transactions.

Section 39:2-3.9 - New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission sharing certain information with non-profit organization to improve voter registration accuracy.

Section 39:2-4 - Deputy director; powers; bonds; oath

Section 39:2-9.1 - Abolishment of positions of chief inspector, deputy chief inspector, inspector and special inspector

Section 39:2-9.2 - Reemployment rights

Section 39:2-9.3 - Appointment to state police

Section 39:2-9.4 - Qualifications of appointee

Section 39:2-9.5 - Transfer of pension contributions and reserves

Section 39:2-9.6 - Construction of act to preserve rights of tenure, civil service, pension or retirements

Section 39:2-9.7 - State Agency Transfer Act; application to act

Section 39:2-9.8 - Construction of act concerning graduated driver licensing and driving schools.

Section 39:2-10 - Records and seal; authentication of documents

Section 39:2-11 - Office facilities and supplies

Section 39:2-13 - Medical advisory panel

Section 39:2-14 - Appointments; term; reimbursement for expenses

Section 39:2-15 - Duties; recommendations; adoption by division

Section 39:2-16 - Nonliability for civil damages as a result of providing reports, records, etc.

Section 39:2A-1 - Short title.

Section 39:2A-2 - Findings, declarations relative to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.

Section 39:2A-3 - Definitions relative to New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.

Section 39:2A-4 - "New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission" established; division abolished.

Section 39:2A-5 - Transfer of employees; retirement system, health benefits.

Section 39:2A-6 - Employee seniority, benefits transferred, continued.

Section 39:2A-7 - Probationary period for certain employees.

Section 39:2A-8 - Determination of employee salaries.

Section 39:2A-9 - Testing of provisional employees.

Section 39:2A-10 - Powers of deputy chief administrator.

Section 39:2A-11 - Administrator considered "appointing authority."

Section 39:2A-12 - Board; membership; appointment; terms, vacancies.

Section 39:2A-13 - Powers, duties of board.

Section 39:2A-14 - Election of vice-chair.

Section 39:2A-15 - Member compensation.

Section 39:2A-16 - Meetings of board.

Section 39:2A-17 - Minutes delivered to Governor, effect of veto.

Section 39:2A-18 - Members subject to Conflicts of Interest Law.

Section 39:2A-19 - Removal of member.

Section 39:2A-20 - Authorization of payment methods including electronic.

Section 39:2A-21 - Rules, regulations.

Section 39:2A-22 - Annual report to Governor, Legislature.

Section 39:2A-23 - Immunity from liability.

Section 39:2A-24 - Absolute, qualified immunities.

Section 39:2A-25 - Legal representation.

Section 39:2A-26 - Advisory council.

Section 39:2A-27 - Study on location, adequacy of agency facilities.

Section 39:2A-28 - Powers, duties of chief administrator.

Section 39:2A-29 - Goals of administrator, deputy administrator.

Section 39:2A-31 - Exercise of powers by commission for people; tax exemption.

Section 39:2A-32 - Fingerprinting, criminal history checks of employees; use.

Section 39:2A-33 - Contracts for ancillary services; use of revenues; rules, regulations.

Section 39:2A-34 - Reorganization plans superseded.

Section 39:2A-35 - Transfer of Commercial Bus Unit.

Section 39:2A-36 - Revenues to be remitted to commission, General Fund.

Section 39:2A-36.1 - Increase in fees, surcharges.

Section 39:2A-37 - Fees concerning licenses, effective date, revenue of the commission, certain.

Section 39:2A-38 - Additional fees as security surcharge; commission revenue.

Section 39:2A-39 - Monies considered revenues of commission.

Section 39:2A-40 - Prior law superseded.

Section 39:2A-41 - Severability; liberal construction.

Section 39:2A-42 - Promotional payment incentives.

Section 39:2A-43 - "Mainland Memoriam Act."

Section 39:2A-44 - Provision of language translation services.

Section 39:3-1 - Certain vehicles excepted from chapter

Section 39:3-2 - Motor vehicles used on rural mail routes not commercial cars

Section 39:3-3 - Motor vehicle agents, appointment, duties; background checks.

Section 39:3-4 - Registration of automobiles and motorcycles, application, registration certificates; expiration; issuance; violations; notification.

Section 39:3-4a - Temporary registration of motor vehicle in another state by resident of New Jersey

Section 39:3-4b - Temporary registration.

Section 39:3-4c - Rules, regulations relative to issuance of temporary registration certificates, plates.

Section 39:3-4d - "Geographical district" defined

Section 39:3-4e - Rules and regulations; information by insurers

Section 39:3-4f - Vehicles registered in foreign country, operation by owner permitted temporarily

Section 39:3-4.1 - Licensing motor vehicles for transportation of passengers for hire

Section 39:3-5 - Denial of registration, reciprocity

Section 39:3-5.1 - Federal tax payment required

Section 39:3-6.1 - Definitions

Section 39:3-6.2 - Authority of director to make arrangements, agreements or declarations

Section 39:3-6.3 - Registration in another jurisdiction of vehicles located or operated from base in such jurisdiction

Section 39:3-6.5 - Exemptions, benefits and privileges; examination of laws and requirements of other jurisdictions

Section 39:3-6.6 - Leased vehicles

Section 39:3-6.7 - Vehicles registered in jurisdiction where no agreement, arrangement or declaration is in effect; commercial vehicles

Section 39:3-6.9 - Written agreements, arrangements or declarations required; filing

Section 39:3-6.10 - Suspension or cancellation of exemptions, benefits, or privileges

Section 39:3-6.11 - Definitions relative to apportioned vehicles

Section 39:3-6.12 - Membership in International Registration Plan

Section 39:3-6.13 - Registration of apportioned vehicles

Section 39:3-6.14 - Registration, administrative fees.

Section 39:3-6.15 - Preservation of operational records

Section 39:3-6.16 - Temporary registration

Section 39:3-6.17 - Violation, fines

Section 39:3-6.18 - Motor carrier audits of operational records

Section 39:3-6.19 - Supersedure; nonapplicability

Section 39:3-6.20 - "Proportional Registration Distributive Fund"

Section 39:3-6.21 - Reciprocity

Section 39:3-7 - Power of attorney given by nonresident; service of process

Section 39:3-8 - Registration fee for passenger automobile; other vehicles.

Section 39:3-8.1 - Licensing of noncommercial trucks.

Section 39:3-8.2 - Additional fees.

Section 39:3-8.3 - Definitions relative to certificate of ownership for certain motor vehicles.

Section 39:3-8.4 - Additional fee for certificate of ownership for certain motor vehicles; rules, regulations.

Section 39:3-9a - Legal name of licensee; endorsement.

Section 39:3-9b - Street address on driver's license; exceptions.

Section 39:3-9c - Rules, regulations on use of drivers' addresses.

Section 39:3-10 - Licensing of drivers.

Section 39:3-10a - Fee for restoration of suspended or revoked licenses, vehicle registrations.

Section 39:3-10b - Applications for motorcycle license.

Section 39:3-10c - Vision screening

Section 39:3-10d - Implementation of vision reexamination

Section 39:3-10e - Involvement in two or more accidents within 6 months with assessment of points; reexamination

Section 39:3-10f - Licenses, initial, renewal, photograph; fees.

Section 39:3-10f1 - Construction of act concerning local law enforcement costs.

Section 39:3-10f2 - Release, disclosure of licensee's picture prohibited; exceptions.

Section 39:3-10f3 - Rules, regulations.

Section 39:3-10f4 - Fee for digitized photograph.

Section 39:3-10f5 - Use of revenues from fees.

Section 39:3-10f6 - Display of veteran, Gold Star Family status on driver's licenses, identification cards.

Section 39:3-10f7 - Waiver of fee for replacement driver's license for organ, tissue donor.

Section 39:3-10h - Process to prevent forgery, alteration.

Section 39:3-10j - Findings, declaration concerning commercial driver's licenses.

Section 39:3-10k - Exemption for operators of certain emergency, other equipment or vehicles.

Section 39:3-10K1 - Office of Emergency Management members, certain, exemption from federal commercial driver's licensing requirements.

Section 39:3-10l - Rules, regulations

Section 39:3-10m - Applicants for license, other documents; voter registration.

Section 39:3-10n - Issuance of temporary driver's license.

Section 39:3-10o - Findings, declarations relative to issuance of standard basic driver's license, non-driver identification card.

Section 39:3-10p - Discrimination prohibited.

Section 39:3-10.1 - Licensing of bus drivers, exceptions.

Section 39:3-10.1a - School bus driver; certain tests required.

Section 39:3-10.1b - Definitions relative to school bus endorsement; suspension

Section 39:3-10.4 - Report to director by physicians of persons subject to epileptiform seizures

Section 39:3-10.5 - Report by drivers' license applicants subject to epileptiform seizures

Section 39:3-10.6 - Procedure for evaluation and screening of persons subject to epileptiform seizures

Section 39:3-10.7 - Confidentiality of reports of persons subject to epileptiform seizures

Section 39:3-10.8 - Violations of provisions requiring reports of persons subject to epileptiform seizures

Section 39:3-10.8a - Person with diabetes permitted to voluntarily make notation on license, identification card.

Section 39:3-10.8b - Amendment of notation.

Section 39:3-10.9 - Short title

Section 39:3-10.10 - Purpose

Section 39:3-10.11 - Definitions relative to commercial driver licenses.

Section 39:3-10.11a - Certain requirements for drivers of vehicles in connection with funeral services.

Section 39:3-10.12 - Tests for commercial driver license.

Section 39:3-10.13 - Alcohol, controlled substance use prohibited

Section 39:3-10.14 - Request for and provision of driving record and license information.

Section 39:3-10.15 - Notification of moving violations, disqualification or suspension.

Section 39:3-10.16 - Refusal to grant, suspension, revocation of license

Section 39:3-10.17 - Issuance, transfer of commercial driver license

Section 39:3-10.17a - Fingerprinting, criminal history records check for applicants for certain commercial driver's licenses.

Section 39:3-10.17b - Definitions relative to certain commercial driver licenses; issuance.

Section 39:3-10.18 - Possession of valid commercial driver license mandatory.

Section 39:3-10.18a - Valid license required to operate autobus; violations, fines.

Section 39:3-10.19 - Operation of commercial motor vehicle in this State

Section 39:3-10.20 - Suspension of commercial motor vehicle driving privilege.

Section 39:3-10.21 - Regulation of third party testing.

Section 39:3-10.21a - Commercial Driver License Testing Pilot Program.

Section 39:3-10.22 - Waiver of skills test.

Section 39:3-10.23 - Provisions for efficient processing

Section 39:3-10.24 - Taking of breath samples

Section 39:3-10.24a - Blood sample from operator under certain circumstances.

Section 39:3-10.25 - Methods and techniques of chemical analyses forms

Section 39:3-10.26 - Limit of one license

Section 39:3-10.27 - Rules, regulations

Section 39:3-10.28 - Power of director to make agreements, arrangements, declarations

Section 39:3-10.29 - Waiver by director

Section 39:3-10.30 - Fees; duration of commercial driver license.

Section 39:3-10.31 - Motorcycle road test, waiver.

Section 39:3-10.32 - Additional penalties.

Section 39:3-10.33 - Medical review, retesting of certain motor vehicle operators; notice, confirmation to family, certain.

Section 39:3-10.34 - Autocycles, registration, insurance coverage; definitions; rules, regulations.

Section 39:3-11 - Drivers license with restrictions or conditions; violations; punishment

Section 39:3-11a - Hearing impaired persons; special driver's license; fee

Section 39:3-11b - Rules and regulations

Section 39:3-11.1 - License to person 16 years of age to drive motor vehicles in agricultural pursuits.

Section 39:3-11.2 - Discretion as to granting license; consent of parent or guardian

Section 39:3-11.3 - Rules and regulations

Section 39:3-11.5 - Persons in military or naval service or discharged or released therefrom; "in time of emergency" defined

Section 39:3-11.5a - Renewal of certain documents by deployed military personnel, families.

Section 39:3-12 - Illegal securing of driver's license; punishment

Section 39:3-12.1 - Application for renewal of registration or license

Section 39:3-12.2 - Licenses, permits, identification cards, designation as organ, tissue donor, education program, access to information.

Section 39:3-12.3 - Promotion of organ, tissue donation by NJMVC, Donate Life NJ registry established.

Section 39:3-12.4 - Issuance, renewal, subject of organ, tissue donation addressed.

Section 39:3-12.5 - Collaboration between NJMVC, departments, and organ procurement organizations.

Section 39:3-12.6 - Development of brochure explaining dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning from motor vehicles.

Section 39:3-13 - Examination permits.

Section 39:3-13a - Written examination administered in high school; student with cognitive difficulty; grading

Section 39:3-13b - Provision of minor's motor vehicle record to parent, guardian.

Section 39:3-13.1 - Issuance of special learner's permit.

Section 39:3-13.2 - Scope and effect of special learner's permit

Section 39:3-13.2a - Special learner's permit; use, hours.

Section 39:3-13.3 - Written application for special permit.

Section 39:3-13.4 - Probationary driver's license.

Section 39:3-13.6 - Evaluation of graduated license program; report to Governor, Legislature.

Section 39:3-13.7 - Rules, regulations.

Section 39:3-13.8 - Fine for violations of special learner's permit, examination permit, or probationary driver's license.

Section 39:3-13.9 - Public education campaign.

Section 39:3-14 - Official drivers licensed free; special certificate; termination and surrender

Section 39:3-15 - Operation of motor vehicle by nonresident; touring privileges; seasonal permits; violations; fines

Section 39:3-15.1 - Rules and regulations; forms

Section 39:3-15.2 - Military members, spouses, dependents, out-of-state domicile, vehicle operation.

Section 39:3-16 - Authority of commissioner; suspension of touring privileges

Section 39:3-17 - Touring privileges of nonresident chauffeurs or drivers

Section 39:3-17.1 - Reciprocal driver license, registration of new residents' vehicles required; violations, fines, impoundment.

Section 39:3-18 - General registration; "D" or temporary plates, use, security, fees.

Section 39:3-19 - Annual registration fees

Section 39:3-19.1 - Penalty for violations of section 39:3-19; certain fines to Omnibus Safety Enforcement Fund.

Section 39:3-19.2 - School vehicles; fees; exemptions

Section 39:3-19.3 - Inapplicability of act to certain buses and vehicles

Section 39:3-19.4 - Vehicle used for summer day or residence camps; inspection; liability insurance coverage

Section 39:3-19.5 - Special registration plates for limousines.

Section 39:3-19.6 - Fee imposed on limousine services.

Section 39:3-20 - Commercial motor vehicle registrations; fees.

Section 39:3-20.1 - Issuance of registration certificate, plates for empty vehicles.

Section 39:3-20.2 - Misuse of "in-transit empty" registration; penalty

Section 39:3-20.3 - Weight limit for vehicles registered out-of-State; violations, penalties, fines.

Section 39:3-20.4 - "Highway Safety Fund."

Section 39:3-21 - Motorcycle registration fee.

Section 39:3-22a - Reduction of fees on or after October 1

Section 39:3-22.1 - Refund of registration fee for members of military; application procedure

Section 39:3-22.2 - Warrant for refund

Section 39:3-23 - Rubber tires or tires of approved material required

Section 39:3-23.1 - Use of non-rubber tires.

Section 39:3-24 - Farm tractors, traction equipment; registration; operation; emblem; fee.

Section 39:3-24.2 - Slow moving vehicle emblem.

Section 39:3-24.3 - Rules, regulations defining the term "farm implement."

Section 39:3-24.4 - Reduction in speed relative to approaching slow moving vehicle; violations, fine.

Section 39:3-24.5 - Rules, regulations relative to self-propelled sprayers.

Section 39:3-25 - "Farmer" license plate, issuance, fee, expiration.

Section 39:3-26 - Traction or tractor well-drill machines or well-drilling equipment; trucks with powered feed impregnating machines; fee

Section 39:3-26.1 - Use of self-propelled vehicles; registration.

Section 39:3-26.2 - Application; issuance; contents

Section 39:3-26.3 - Unauthorized use of highway by unregistered vehicles; penalty

Section 39:3-26.4 - Fees

Section 39:3-26.5 - Death, bodily injury or property damage involving vehicle on public highway; application of Motor Vehicle Security-Responsibility Law

Section 39:3-27 - Registration fee not charged for certain vehicles.

Section 39:3-27.1 - Free registration of vehicles owned by resident blind or disabled veterans or holder of Medal of Honor

Section 39:3-27.2 - Special registration for passenger automobiles used in connection with convention, pageant or parade

Section 39:3-27.3 - Definitions.

Section 39:3-27.4 - Historic motor vehicles; registration, license plates, display.

Section 39:3-27.5 - Amateur radio call letter registration plates.

Section 39:3-27.6 - Application; form, fee.

Section 39:3-27.7 - Revocation or expiration; notification of director

Section 39:3-27.8 - Special license plate; fire department, first aid or rescue squad; member, spouse, parent or business firm

Section 39:3-27.9 - Issuance; proof of membership; fees

Section 39:3-27.10 - Termination of association; return of special plate

Section 39:3-27.11 - Unauthorized uses

Section 39:3-27.12 - Violations; fine

Section 39:3-27.13 - National Guard registration plates

Section 39:3-27.14 - Interdepartmental rules, regulations

Section 39:3-27.15 - "Disabled veteran" license plate

Section 39:3-27.16 - Issuance; fee

Section 39:3-27.17 - Unauthorized use; prohibition

Section 39:3-27.18 - Violations; fine

Section 39:3-27.19 - Commuter vans, issuance of registration, plates

Section 39:3-27.20 - Termination of use; surrender of special plate

Section 39:3-27.21 - Unauthorized use of special plate

Section 39:3-27.22 - Violations; fine

Section 39:3-27.23 - Rules and regulations

Section 39:3-27.24 - Special "P.O.W." plates; plates to surviving spouse

Section 39:3-27.25 - Rules, regulations

Section 39:3-27.27 - Street rod license plates; fees; display of National Street Rod Association safety inspection sticker; violations; fine

Section 39:3-27.28 - Disposition of fees

Section 39:3-27.29 - Issuance of special registration plates for vehicles owned or leased by certain county officials

Section 39:3-27.30 - Proof of ownership, rental required for issuance of special motor vehicle registration plates; fee

Section 39:3-27.31 - Surrender of special registration plates after leaving office

Section 39:3-27.32 - Disposition of fees

Section 39:3-27.33 - Members of military reserve unit; special license plates

Section 39:3-27.34 - Rules and regulations

Section 39:3-27.35 - Organization vehicle registration plates

Section 39:3-27.36 - Conditions for issuance

Section 39:3-27.37 - Director as final authority

Section 39:3-27.38 - Suspension of approval

Section 39:3-27.39 - Rules, regulations

Section 39:3-27.40 - Other laws unaffected

Section 39:3-27.41 - Special purple heart veteran plates; plates to surviving spouse

Section 39:3-27.42 - Special registration plates for mayor, chief executive of municipality, fee, violation, penalty, rules, regulations

Section 39:3-27.43 - Purple heart emblem may be affixed to license plates

Section 39:3-27.44 - Rules, regulations

Section 39:3-27.45 - Special license plates, insignia for Silver Star medal holders

Section 39:3-27.46 - "Combat Infantryman Badge" plates

Section 39:3-27.47 - Definitions

Section 39:3-27.48 - Issuance of coastal protection license plates

Section 39:3-27.49 - Application, fee

Section 39:3-27.50 - "Coastal Protection Trust Fund;" special emergency account created

Section 39:3-27.51 - Reimbursement to division prior to deposit of license plate fees

Section 39:3-27.52 - Recommendation for appropriation; distribution

Section 39:3-27.53 - Notification to eligible motorists

Section 39:3-27.54 - Interagency memorandum of agreement

Section 39:3-27.55 - Issuance of animal welfare license plates

Section 39:3-27.56 - Use of fees

Section 39:3-27.57 - Notification of eligible motorists

Section 39:3-27.58 - Interagency memorandum of agreement

Section 39:3-27.59 - Issuance of EMT-A special license plates

Section 39:3-27.60 - Use of fees collected

Section 39:3-27.61 - Definitions

Section 39:3-27.62 - Issuance of United States Olympic license plates

Section 39:3-27.63 - Application; fee

Section 39:3-27.64 - "Garden State Games Trust Fund" created

Section 39:3-27.65 - Allocation of funds

Section 39:3-27.66 - Notification of eligible motorists

Section 39:3-27.67 - Issuance of Battleship U.S.S. New Jersey license plates.

Section 39:3-27.68 - Application procedure, fees

Section 39:3-27.69 - "Battleship New Jersey Memorial Fund."

Section 39:3-27.70 - Use of license plate fees

Section 39:3-27.71 - Notification to motorists.

Section 39:3-27.72 - Definitions relative to issuance of historic preservation license plates

Section 39:3-27.73 - Issuance of historic preservation license plates

Section 39:3-27.74 - Application for historic preservation license plate

Section 39:3-27.75 - "Historic Preservation License Plate Fund" created.

Section 39:3-27.76 - Use of funds to reimburse division

Section 39:3-27.77 - Notification of eligible motorists.

Section 39:3-27.78 - Procedures set forth in interagency memorandum of agreement.

Section 39:3-27.79 - Issuance of shade tree, community forest preservation license plates.

Section 39:3-27.80 - Application, fee for shade tree, community forest preservation license plate

Section 39:3-27.81 - Creation of "Shade Tree and Community Forest Preservation License Plate Fund"

Section 39:3-27.82 - Reimbursement to Division of Motor Vehicles

Section 39:3-27.83 - Notification of availability of shade tree, community forest preservation plates

Section 39:3-27.84 - Interagency memorandum of agreement

Section 39:3-27.85 - Pinelands preservation license plates; fees

Section 39:3-27.86 - Issuance of Barnegat Bay Decoy, Baymen's Museum license plates

Section 39:3-27.87 - Application for license plate; fee

Section 39:3-27.88 - Reimbursement to division

Section 39:3-27.89 - Notification to motorists

Section 39:3-27.90 - Issuance of "Conquer Cancer" license plates; fees; distribution.

Section 39:3-27.91 - Definitions relative to Liberty State park license plates

Section 39:3-27.92 - Liberty State Park license plates, issuance

Section 39:3-27.93 - Application, annual fee

Section 39:3-27.94 - Liberty State Park License Plate Fund

Section 39:3-27.95 - Reimbursement to division; average cost per license plate

Section 39:3-27.96 - Notices to eligible motorists

Section 39:3-27.97 - Interagency memorandum of agreement

Section 39:3-27.98 - Submarine veterans emblem authorized.

Section 39:3-27.99 - Rules, regulations relative to submarine veterans emblems.

Section 39:3-27.100 - Issuance of Meadowlands conservation license plates.

Section 39:3-27.101 - Application for Meadowlands conservation license plate; fee; registration, fee.

Section 39:3-27.102 - Fees deposted into Meadowlands Conservation Trust Fund.

Section 39:3-27.103 - Reimbursement to Division of Motor Vehicles.

Section 39:3-27.104 - Notification of availability of Meadowlands conservation license plates.

Section 39:3-27.105 - Interagency memorandum of agreement.

Section 39:3-27.106 - Issuance of "Navy Cross" license plates.

Section 39:3-27.107 - Deborah Heart and Lung Center license plates.

Section 39:3-27.108 - Application, renewal; fee.

Section 39:3-27.109 - "Deborah Hospital Foundation Fund."

Section 39:3-27.110 - Contribution to offset initial costs.

Section 39:3-27.111 - Reimbursement for costs incurred.

Section 39:3-27.112 - Notification to eligible motorists.

Section 39:3-27.113 - Memorandum of agreement.

Section 39:3-27.114 - Special license plates for former municipal mayor

Section 39:3-27.115 - Special license plates for former legislator

Section 39:3-27.116 - Issuance of "Promote Agriculture" license plates

Section 39:3-27.117 - Additional fee

Section 39:3-27.118 - Contribution from New Jersey Farm Bureau

Section 39:3-27.119 - Use of additional fees

Section 39:3-27.120 - Annual certification of cost per license plate; fee increase, method

Section 39:3-27.121 - Notification of eligible motorists

Section 39:3-27.122 - Memorandum of agreement by DMV and Farm Bureau

Section 39:3-27.123 - Law enforcement officer memorial license plates; "Law Enforcement Officer Memorial Fund"

Section 39:3-27.124 - Contributions to offset initial costs for law enforcement officer memorial license plates

Section 39:3-27.125 - Use of appropriated funds

Section 39:3-27.126 - Memorandum of agreement

Section 39:3-27.127 - Issuance of "Be An Organ Donor" license plates; application; fees.

Section 39:3-27.128 - Contribution from New Jersey Transplant Association.

Section 39:3-27.129 - Notification of availability to motorists.

Section 39:3-27.130 - Annual certification of cost per license plate.

Section 39:3-27.131 - "Fund" defined