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Committee releases bill tightening penalties for limousine violations
Summary
Senate Bill S205, which revises penalties for certain limousine‑law violations, was released by the Senate Transportation Committee after supporters registered in favor; testimony was waived by the association president.
The Senate Transportation Committee voted to release Senate Bill S205, which revises penalties for specified violations of limousine laws.
Michael Rose, president of the Chauffeur Transportation Association of New Jersey, registered support and waived testimony, with committee members describing the measure as a public‑safety step to impose appropriate penalties for dangerous conduct by limousine operators.
On a motion to release S205, the committee voted in favor and the bill was released for further consideration.
