New Jersey has adopted California’s Advanced Clean Truck (ACT) regulation. The objective of the regulation is to require all new trucks sold to be electric and its phase-in begins January 1, 2025. The cost of a new electric truck is three times that of a new diesel truck and there is neither enough charging locations nor power to supply them if there were.

NJMTA is mobilizing to support initiatives to combat this January 1st regulation. Part of this initiative includes a PR campaign. Unfortunately, the minimum cost of a PR campaign is $75,000. By working together, this cost will be split between NJMTA, heavy duty truck dealers, and Fuel Merchants Association of NJ. The campaign will commence only if all three agree to participate equally. Additional organizations will be invited to join once our minimum threshold is met. 

We are asking for a suggested minimum contribution of $500 to help underwrite our $25,000 commitment. Of course, we would encourage you to contribute more based on the importance and impact of this regulation on your business.

Time is of the essence! Send your check, made payable to NJMTA. Please note the check is for the ACT 2024 PR campaign.

Your contribution is vital to helping our industry succeed in this fight.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed so far.

If you need an invoice for your donation, please email jblazovic@njtrucks.org.

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