Authorizes certain county fire coordinators to display emergency warning lights on vehicles.
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This bill allows certain county fire coordinators and deputy county fire coordinators in New Jersey to display emergency warning lights, including red lights and sirens, on their vehicles. To do so, they must obtain identification cards from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, demonstrating they meet specific criteria and are authorized to operate these lights. The bill updates existing laws to include these county fire coordinators in the list of authorized users of emergency warning lights.
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