Benson Bill to Expand Use of Subscription Vehicles Passes Assembly

Benson Bill to Expand Use of Subscription Vehicles Passes Assembly

 

(TRENTON) – Aiming to help drivers in need of flexible transportation options, legislation (A-1366) to allow qualified motor vehicle dealers to designate any car in their inventory as a subscription vehicle was approved Thursday by the full Assembly, 79-0.

Drivers who sign up for a car subscription would pay to use the car for a monthly fee, which also typically covers insurance, roadside assistance and maintenance. Subscribers would not own the car.

The bill’s sponsor, Assemblyman Daniel Benson (D-Mercer, Middlesex), chair of the Assembly Transportation and Independent Authorities Committee, released the following statement:

 

“Not every driver is interested in buying or leasing a car for the long term. Subscription vehicles offer a more flexible option for drivers not looking to make a lengthy commitment, while still providing access to important benefits like insurance. It’s time we make this option more accessible for New Jersey drivers.”

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