N.J. Admin. Code § 13:103-5.1 - Use of State-owned and privately owned vehicles
(a) Juveniles shall
be transported only in State-owned vehicles, except when emergencies or other
unusual circumstances require the use of privately owned vehicles.
(b) An employee who is escorting juveniles
and operating a vehicle shall carry in his or her possession a valid driver's
license appropriate to the vehicle being operated.
(c) If it is necessary for a juvenile to ride
in an employee's private vehicle, the employee must secure prior approval from
the Superintendent or designee of the facility responsible for the juvenile
prior to such transportation.
1. Employees
shall be made aware of Commission policy regarding the use of private vehicles
and the applicable liability provisions established by the Department of the
Treasury, Division of Budget and Accounting.
2. When operating a private vehicle, the
employee shall be in possession of a valid driver's license and proof that the
vehicle is properly registered and insured.
3. The use of an employee's vehicle may be
authorized, but not required, by the community program.
(d) All State-owned vehicles used to
transport juveniles shall be equipped with first aid kits, with bloodborne
pathogen protection kits, and with fire extinguishers.
(e) Vehicles used to transport juveniles
shall be thoroughly searched for contraband by the escorting staff before and
after being used.
(f) Only properly
trained staff may transport juveniles. Such escort staff shall have been fully
trained in the following areas:
1. The use of
Commission supplied bloodborne pathogen protection kits; and
2. Any other activities required for
successful completion of a transportation assignment.
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