This bill allows expectant mothers in their third trimester of pregnancy to obtain temporary parking privileges in New Jersey. Specifically, it mandates that the chief of police in each municipality issue a temporary placard to eligible expectant mothers, which will be valid for three months. The placard can be issued upon written certification from various healthcare professionals, including licensed physicians, physician assistants, midwives, and nurse practitioners, confirming the expectant mother's status. The placard will allow these mothers to park overtime at metered spaces and use designated parking for persons with disabilities without needing a separate disability identification card.

The bill outlines that the temporary placard must be displayed on the vehicle and will include a visible expiration date. Additionally, a fee of $4 will be charged for the issuance of the placard, which is payable to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. The Chief Administrator of the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission is tasked with developing a standard certification form in consultation with local police chiefs. This legislation aims to provide convenience and support to expectant mothers during their third trimester.