Require Zero Emission Trucks in NJ
Take Action to Ban Dirty Trucks
You can make a difference to protect NJ air quality and the many lives affected by the negative health impacts from dirty trucks.
There are 6,000 mid- and heavy-duty trucks that service Port Elizabeth, Newark and Bayonne that do not comply with emissions standards and are grandfathered in under old, less strict standards. These dirty trucks are wreaking havoc on our air quality, and harming the health of our children, our seniors and all area residents. This is putting everyone in our state at risk, but it’s placing disproportionate negative health effects on communities of color and low socio-economic status.
BREAKING NEWS
4/20/21 The NJ Department of Environmental Protection issued public notice to announce the Advanced Clean Trucks Program and Fleet Reporting Requirements: "Take notice that the NJ Department of Environmental Protection is proposing new Air Pollution Control rules at N.J.A.C. 7:27-31 and 33 and amendments to N.J.A.C. 7:27A-3.10."
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Your donation will be used to support the advocacy effort to ban dirty trucks in NJ that cause negative health impacts disproportionately to people of color and those of low socio-economic status.
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Submit Comments to the NJ Department of Environmental Protection to support the Advanced Clean Trucks Program and Fleet Reporting Requirements
Fill out the form below to submit your comments to the NJ DEP. It is important that you urge the department to implement the proposed rules to get dirty trucks off the roads in NJ.
At this time the DEP is no longer accepting comments.