N.J. Admin. Code § 13:20-33.8 - Commercial vehicle inspection: obstruction to driver's vision
(a) No accessory or
other object shall be mounted in such a manner as to interfere with the driver's
vision.
(b) Signs, posters, stickers or
other non-transparent material shall not be placed upon the windshield, wings,
deflectors, side shields or front side windows of any motor vehicle; provided,
however, an inspection certificate of approval, inspection decal, inspection
rejection sticker, an automatic vehicle identification system transponder approved
by the Chief Administrator in accordance with N.J.A.C. 13:20-10 or any other sticker
approved by the Chief Administrator, is permitted.
(c) Certification of a commercial motor vehicle
shall not be refused because a sign, poster, sticker, or other non-transparent
material has been affixed to the windshield or front side window of a motor vehicle,
provided the location of such sign, poster, sticker, or other non-transparent
material does not obstruct the driver's vision. However, the motorist shall be
advised to have the condition corrected.
(d) A commercial motor vehicle shall not be
certified which has an air scoop on the engine hood if the scoop is so high that it
obstructs more than a three inch high area of the windshield glass. The height of
the obstructed area of the windshield glass shall be measured by placing a straight
edge on the top of the scoop and holding the straight edge in a level position with
one end contacting the windshield glass.
(e) Certification of a commercial motor vehicle
shall not be refused because of the installation of any vehicle safety technology,
as defined in the United States Code of Federal Regulations at
49 CFR
393.5, and as adopted, amended, and supplemented,
and in accordance with
N.J.A.C.
13:60-2.1 and pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:5B-32.
Devices must be mounted in accordance with the United States Code of Federal
Regulations,
49 CFR
393.60(e)(ii) A and B, unless a
specific and proper exemption can be provided from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration in the form of an official letter or a notification published in the
Federal Register.
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