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The source documents the Motor Vehicle Security and Customer Service Act of 2003, which created the Motor Vehicle Commission to replace New Jersey's Division of Motor Vehicles.
For New Jersey automotive professionals, this history clarifies the current MVC structure that handles licensing, registration, and dealer compliance.
New Jersey bill S1198 would require dealerships to notify buyers about recalls on used motor vehicles offered for sale.
For NJ automotive professionals, this bill introduces a new disclosure obligation in used-vehicle sales transactions.
The New Jersey Senate and Assembly approved Senate Bill 3309, the Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act, which now awaits Gov. Phil Murphy's signature.
The bill amends the state's Franchise Practices Act, potentially changing how motor vehicle recalls and dealer compensation are handled for New Jersey automotive professionals.
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