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died · New Jersey · General Assembly Jan 9, 2024

A 1798: Raises minimum amount of liability coverage for commercial motor vehicles to $1,500,000.

This bill increases the minimum liability insurance requirement for commercial motor vehicles in New Jersey from $5,000 to $1.5 million. It directly affects owners and operators of commercial vehicles (such as trucks and delivery vans) registered or garaged in the state. The key provision amends existing law to mandate coverage of at least $1.5 million for bodily injury, death, or property damage arising from commercial vehicle operations. This change applies to all new or renewed insurance policies issued six months after the bill's enactment.
Linda Carter (D)
died · New Jersey · Senate Jan 9, 2024

S 2279: Raises minimum amount of liability coverage for commercial motor vehicles and autocabs.

S 2279 raises the minimum liability insurance requirements for commercial motor vehicles and autocabs in New Jersey. It increases the required coverage from $500,000 to $1.5 million for most commercial vehicles (including those over 10,000 pounds) and sets a new $1.5 million minimum for autocab operators - up from $35,000 or the prior commercial minimum. These higher limits apply to policies issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2026, and require insurers to notify policyholders of necessary coverage increases. The bill directly affects commercial vehicle owners, fleet operators, and autocab companies by mandating stronger financial protection for injury or property damage claims. The bill was introduced in January 2024 but was withdrawn (WITHDRAWN APP P.L.2023, c.276).
Jon Bramnick (R) Nick Scutari (D)
died · New Jersey · General Assembly Jan 9, 2024

A 2823: Authorizes regional authority to develop and operate regional rehabilitation and reentry center.

This bill would allow New Jersey counties to establish regional authorities to develop and operate rehabilitation and reentry centers. Participating counties would create these authorities through inter-county agreements, with the authority having the power to issue bonds for construction and operations. The centers would be designated as public property serving public health and welfare, with the authority exempt from taxes and special assessments. Counties would fund their proportional share based on inmate population, and the authority would be required to conduct annual audits.
Pam Lampitt (D) Lou Greenwald (D) · 1 co-sponsor
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