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The Motor Vehicle Security and Customer Service Act of 2003 replaced the Division of Motor Vehicles with the new Motor Vehicle Commission in New Jersey.
This change impacts how automotive professionals in NJ interact with vehicle registration, titling, and customer service processes.
The New Jersey Office of Weights and Measures has published an applications page for various licenses and permits it administers.
New Jersey automotive professionals can use this page to find and submit required applications for inspections, certifications, or other regulated activities overseen by the state.
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission provides an official online tool for checking whether a vehicle has an open recall.
NJ automotive professionals can quickly verify recall status for customer vehicles, helping ensure safety compliance and informed service recommendations.
New Jersey bill S1198 requires dealerships to notify buyers of open recalls on used motor vehicles offered for sale.
NJ automotive dealers must prepare for new disclosure obligations on used inventory to avoid compliance penalties.
The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission provides official information on licensing requirements for new and used car dealerships and leasing businesses.
NJ automotive professionals must comply with MVC licensing rules to legally operate dealerships or leasing services in the state.
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The New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission's official webpage explains how to obtain a dealership license in NJ.
NJ automotive professionals need this license to legally operate a dealership, making this guide essential for compliance and business setup.
The New Jersey Senate and Assembly approved Senate Bill 3309, the Motor Vehicle Open Recall Notice and Fair Compensation Act, which now awaits Governor Murphy's signature.
This bill amends the New Jersey Franchise Practices Act, potentially affecting how dealerships handle open recalls and compensation for affected vehicle owners.
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