New Jersey Senate Defeats Auto Reciprocity Proposal
After a three hour plus debate the New Jersey Senate killed Edward Edge's auto reciprocity bill allowing out of state motorists to use New Jersey roads without local licenses for fifteen days yearly if home state offers the same. Opponents argued loss of revenue and enforcement gaps. The vote opposed by Frelinghuysen Leavitt Bradley Gebinardt and others.
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