You shouldn't be singling out people like that, PERIOD. Stickers, different license plates, I don't agree with it for the same reasons I listed above, to hell with the stickers looking ugly, that's not a reason to argue it, lol.

As far as the retest, sure...I agree with that. The way it sits now there's really no system of checks and balances as far as driver skill/law knowledge goes.

maybe you should just be happy you live in pa and this doesn't matter to you at all?

lol. All this thread is about is arguing, I don't see anything coming out of this thread other than people having different views on certain laws....whatta surprise?:lol:

As far as the people who think the sticker is gonna be ugly, the article in the Times that I read said they would be small orange stickers placed on the license plate, most likely in the same location as the old registration stickers.

- Justin

Maybe I have a right to voice my opinion since your **** hole, ass backwards state is starting this it could trickle down to other states. Also, there's a very good chance I'm moving back to NJ. Furthermore, I'm not even close to the age that we're discussing...

So yeah....I guess I can't voice my opinion since it doesn't have anything to do with me...

i know your not close to the age.

so yeah.......

I'm glad you know that..

So yeah....

:rofl:;):D

So yeah....good thread? haha

YEAH! :D

that's actually the proper way to do it. if you plan on being in a certain state for longer than 30 days, then you should change everyting over to your new (expected) residence. they only give you 30 days once you complete the move to get it done, so haste is important. then, once you move back, permanently, you should change everything over again within 30 days.

i've known some people that keep up the ruse for years only to pay lower insurance rates. it was almost like sticker shock on a new car when i came back to NJ. i had paid for the car again in insurance premiums over the course of the 5 year loan. that, of course, was before i had turned 25, got married, insurance on the house, etc.; they are all discounting factors used by the insurance companies to offer lower rates to new customers.

i don't know where someone (geico) got the bright idea to start checking people's credit reports when offering them a new policy. well, my credit's shi++y, but that doesn't mean i am a bad driver. :rofl:

To anyone else concerned with this, apparently the decal will be required for all drivers under 21. WTF.

http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/jersey...080.xml&coll=1

I saw that. The sticker idea is just dumb and a waste of $$.

This is fine by me:
The second bill (S16) limits young drivers to only one passenger in a car unless accompanied by an adult, forbids the use of wireless communications and starts the ban on late-night driving at 11 p.m. instead of midnight.

As is this pending one:
Weeks said she's hoping the legislature passes more more bill (A3068), which would require a teenager's parent to complete an orientation program on driving rules.

Yea I have no problem with that, but I sure hope the state drags its feet with this for another 6 months cause no decal is going on my car.

It goes on your plates like the old registration sticker, not on your car, Mr I Added To The Statistics. LOL

Ehhhh, I am out of the young driver group according to insurance, I don't know why NJ is going to 21 with this nonsense.

Kinda annoying, I can understand sub 18 but above that, I am allowed to **** my life up myself. Thank you NJ, but I got it.

That's what happens when someone young dies, people are quick to pass these reactionary laws....it's happening everywhere...

Yea, knee jerk reaction, ah well. I assume they will "check" these decals at inspection? Even then, dunno how they could prove its "my" car versus my parents car etc.

uhh this 21 thing is pushin it....

i think its grrrreattt....why because im over 21 and dont care

My younger brother just got his license last week, and got pulled over three days later for having too many people in the car. The cop gave him a ticket, but told him "sorry but the state is making us push this law." I think their way too lenient, the fact the cop apologized was ridiculous. I see the way my brother, and many of his friends drive and it reminds me of how I did myself back in High school, which is nothing to be proud of. I think it's natural for (especially a male) to go out and test the limits of a car once their old enough to drive one. I'm not saying that makes it okay, but I don't think there will be much that will stop some kid from wanting to go a little crazy now and then right after gaining this new privilege.

i have absolutely no problem having a distinguishing sticker on my license plate to notify other drivers of my presence. i know young drivers are for the most part terrible at driving and only experience will help them. i work right by a high school and see some of the terrible driving habits/law breaking first hand. i think it could be a good thing but its like the ban on cell phones and ipods, it only works if the law is obeyed. most young people learn from example as well and are influenced by their surroundings. control that and you might have a smart youth for once.

This is going to become like the drinking law as far as wtf laws in terms of the federal gov't.

You are forced to register for the draft at 18, therefore you can be thrown into war zones fresh out of HS or while you are still in HS and yet you can't go out to the bar and have a beer. Add to that and yet you can't go for a drive with your buddies. This is getting ridiculous next they are going to be complaining that teens and people in their 20s are getting killed when they have families because they don't have the experience of driving with distractions...........

considering the majority of the people in this state either dont read the newspaper or dont come on these forums, most of the people that see the sticker on the road will just think you have an old registration sticker on your plate........:)

bad example, we dont have a draft anymore

Doesn't mean they won't bring it back. Still gotta register for it. Even those who voluntary go to the military still gotta follow the law. I know this is getting pointless anyway.... this is still a valid point

"This is getting ridiculous next they are going to be complaining that teens and people in their 20s are getting killed when they have families because they don't have the experience of driving with distractions..........."

Distractions are a part of life, we don't need to be postponing the experiences that might have worse consequences later in life......