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NJ could soon be the last state that bans self-serve gas

Oregon lawmakers voted to overturn their state's ban

Aired 06/28/2023

NJ Spotlight News

NJ could soon be the last state that bans self-serve gas

Clip: 6/28/2023 | 58sVideo has Closed Captions

Oregon lawmakers voted to overturn their state's ban

New Jersey is set to become the last state in the nation that bans customers from pumping their own gas after Oregon lawmakers voted last week to overturn that state's ban. Oregon's governor still needs to sign that bill into law. A Rutgers-Eagleton Poll last year found that nearly three-quarters of New Jerseyans want to keep the ban in place.

Aired 06/28/2023

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