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CODEY CALLS FOR ANSWERS IN DUI CASE INVOLVING SUSPENDED NY DRIVER WHO OBTAINED JERSEY LICENSE

Senate President Proposes Penalties for Future Violators of NJ/NY Compact

            TRENTON – Senate President Richard J. Codey (D-Essex) today called on the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) to explain how a Long Island man, who seriously injured a Nassau County police officer while driving under the influence, was able to obtain a license in New Jersey despite having a suspended New York driver’s license.

WISNIEWSKI/QUIGLEY BILL PACKAGE ON MVC TASKFORCE REPORT RECEIVES FINAL LEGISLATIVE APPROVAL

Bills Would Address Problems with NJ's Point System, Non-Driving Related Privilege Suspensions

(TRENTON) - The General Assembly today passed a portion of a legislative package Assembly members John S. Wisniewski, Joan M. Quigley, Vincent Prieto, and Joan Voss sponsored to correct problems with the state's driver-license point system and the schedule of fines and penalties associated with non-driving related offenses.

SACCO ENCOURAGED BY MVC REFORM RECOMMENDATIONS

TRENTON - Senator Nicholas Sacco, the Chairman of the Senate Transportation Committee, today said he was encouraged by preliminary reports concerning recommended service improvements at Motor Vehicle Commission agencies in New Jersey.

COHEN: CORZINE ADMINISTRATION TAKING RIGHT ROAD ON INSPECTIONS CONTRACT RENEWAL
Assemblyman Says Mistakes of Original Parsons Deal Must Not Be Repeated

(TRENTON) - Assemblyman Neil M. Cohen today commended the transparency of the Corzine administration's efforts as they seek to renew the state Motor Vehicle Commission's (MVC) auto inspections contract.

BILL REQUIRING PROMPT VEHICLE REGISTRATIONS BY NEW STATE RESIDENTS CLEARS COMMITTEE

(TRENTON) - The Assembly Transportation and Public Works Committee today released legislation sponsored by Assemblymen Douglas H. Fisher, Brian P. Stack, Nelson T. Albano, Jeff Van Drew, and John J. Burzichelli that would require all new New Jersey residents to register their motor vehicles with the state Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) within 60 days of becoming a resident of the state.

Add one more item to the list of Hamlet Goore's foibles -- he must have a bad sense of direction. When the Attorney General's live-in boyfriend found himself in need of a Motor Vehicles Commission office to straighten out a mess with his drivers license and car registration, he travelled miles out of his way to go to Elizabeth.

The MVC has offices in North Bergen, where Goore lives, and also in Irvington, where he works. If Goore, for some reason, didn't want to use the local office in North Bergen (located 1.37 miles from his home), the MVC has seven offices closer to his home than Elizabeth: Jersey City, Lodi, Englewood, Wallington, Newark, East Orange, Bayonne. If Goore was going during his lunch hour (he works for the Township of Irvington), and didn't (for some reason) want to use the local office located 1/2 mile from his office, he could have made it to East Orange, Newark or Sprinfield faster than Elizabeth.

ROONEY, VANDERVALK RENEW CALL FOR FARBER IMPEACHMENT AS NEW ALLEGATIONS SURFACE

Assemblyman John Rooney and Assemblywoman Charlotte Vandervalk today renewed their call for the impeachment of state Attorney General Zulima Farber after it was reported that a state Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) employee reinstated Farber's live-in boyfriend's driving privileges less than an hour after he was cited for traffic violations by Fairview police.

BECK CALLS FOR A MORE ORDERLY AND
RESPONSIBLE BUDGET PROCESS
BECK ANNOUNCES PLAN TO INTRODUCE BUDGET REFORM PACKAGE

DRIVING PRIVILEGE CARDS FOR ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
WILL ENDANGER NEW JERSEY’S SECURITY

Senator Robert Singer, (R-30), issued the following statement regarding A-2607 which would require the Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC) to issue “Driving Privilege Cards� to illegal immigrants.

CIESLA UNVEILS ‘NO TAX’ TTF FIX
$700 Million in New Money without Higher Taxes

Senator Andrew Ciesla, (R-10), the ranking Republican member of the Senate Transportation Committee today unveiled a proposal which would resuscitate the ailing Transportation Trust Fund, (TTF), without raising any taxes.