(Philly.com) TRENTON - Two state lawmakers, joined by a group of parents, urged New Jersey leaders on Tuesday to repeal the part of a safe-driving law that requires provisional license holders under 21 to put decals on their license plates. The neon, postage-stamp-size decals will pin a bull's-eye on teenagers' vehicles, making them easy marks for predators, said Sen. Thomas Goodwin (R., Mercer). The decal requirement targeted by Goodwin and Assemblyman Robert Schroeder (R., Bergen) is a provision of Kyleigh's Law, which aims to increase safety for new drivers.
The law forbids probational and permit drivers under 21 from having more than one passenger in their vehicles without a parent or guardian present; prohibits use of wireless communication devices, including hands-free; and rolls curfew up from midnight to 11 p.m.
At what point did this seem like a good idea? Put a sticker on your car to tell everyone you have a new drivers license(a.k.a. are jailbait) so every troll in Jersey can follow you for an opportunity to strike. What an idiotic idea, and its going to take the state six-months to "study" to see if they should do away with the rule - only in New Jersey can shit like that occur.
Don't worry New Jersey, when anyone sees that golden license plate they already know that you can't fucking drive.
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