NJ bans “rolling coal”

May 6, 2015

This is now illegal in the Garden State.

New Jersey Monday (May 4) made “rolling coal” illegal in the Garden State.

Gov. Chris Christie, a possible 2016 Republican presidential candidate signed a law making it illegal to retrofit “any diesel-powered vehicle with any device, smoke stack, or other equipment which enhances the vehicle’s capacity to emit soot, smoke, or other particulate emissions.”

New Jersey already has a law on the books banning modifications to a vehicle to make it emit smoke, and such modifications are already illegal under federal environmental law.

Missing trucker David Schultz and his two sons in front of his truck

Body of trucker missing since Nov. found; no foul play suspected

A statement from the medical examiner's office said preliminary autopsy results show no signs of trauma or serious injury.

NJ bans “rolling coal”

Body of trucker missing since Nov. found; no foul play suspected

White House announces $1.5 billion to create zero-emissions freight sector

K&J Trucking and Challenger overall winners in Best Fleets to Drive For

Main channel in Port of Baltimore expected to be open by end of May

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