The NJ State Senate voted 39-0 today to give final legislative approval to a bill that would change the expiration date for New Jersey driver's licenses.
Currently, licenses expire on the last day of the month every four years. Under the new law it would expire on your birthday every four years.
The bill now heads to Gov. Christie who will then decide whether to sign or veto it. He is likely to sign it as it
will cut down down on long wait times at Motor Vehicle offices.
Currently, licenses expire on the last day of the month every four years. Under the new law it would expire on your birthday every four years.
The bill now heads to Gov. Christie who will then decide whether to sign or veto it. He is likely to sign it as it
will cut down down on long wait times at Motor Vehicle offices.
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