This bill allows driving schools in New Jersey to utilize motor vehicles that are owned or leased by their employed driving instructors for behind-the-wheel instruction and the road test portion of the driving test administered by the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. To ensure safety and compliance, the bill stipulates that the driving instructor must hold a valid state-issued driver's license and a valid driving school instructor certification. Additionally, the vehicle must be properly insured, registered in the instructor's name, and meet specific safety standards, including having dual control brakes, seatbelts for both the student and instructor, and visible "Student Driver" signage.

The legislation aims to enhance the flexibility of driving schools in providing instruction while maintaining safety and regulatory standards. By allowing instructors to use their own vehicles, the bill seeks to streamline the process of driving education and testing, ensuring that all vehicles used for instruction are compliant with the necessary requirements. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage.