Yup exactly what the title says but are they serious?
I think it was just another way for the state to make money because like Gov. Chris Christie said before at a press conference, this state is broke!
"To protect elderly pedestrians who might be walking in the path of a speeding two-wheeler," is the reason why this law would come into play.
She kept looking back because she was riding dirty - no license plate or registration. |
Some people were complaining of being knocked down while on their bikes and the safety of pedestrains was being questioned. So New Jersey lawmaker, Assemblywoman Cleopatra Tucker proposed a law that would have required riders or their parents to pay $10 a year to register their bikes with the Division of Motor Vehicles - or be subject to fines of $100.
All bicycles in New Jersey would basically have to display a license plate.
I'm sorry but when I think of mandatory license plates on bikes I think it's absurd. Good thing this assembly woman has recently withdrawn from the bill. Can you imagine little kids having to get a license plate for their bicycle and get it registered before they can learn how to ride it? C'mon now!
I think it was just another way for the state to make money because like Gov. Chris Christie said before at a press conference, this state is broke!
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