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Are regular gasoline-powered vehicles subject to idling restrictions?

April 26, 2017gasoline-powered idling regular Subject vehicles

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Are regular gasoline-powered vehicles subject to idling restrictions?

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Yes, gasoline-powered motor vehicles are subject to similar idling restrictions including a 3 minute limit on idling (see N.J.A.C. 7:27-15). However, diesel vehicles emit much more fine particulate matter, commonly called soot, than do gasoline-powered vehicles and they will continue to be the subject of increased enforcement oversight.