The resolution establishes the Persons with Disabilities and Senior Citizen Transportation Services Task Force in New Jersey, aimed at studying and recommending improvements to transportation services for individuals with disabilities and senior citizens. The task force will consist of seven members, including state commissioners and representatives from advocacy organizations, appointed by various state leaders. Members will serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for necessary expenses. The task force is tasked with organizing within 30 days of member appointments, electing a chairperson, and conducting public hearings to gather input from state officials and the public.

The task force will focus on several key issues, including identifying transportation obstacles faced by persons with disabilities and senior citizens, enhancing infrastructure and technology for seamless mobility, improving independent travel training, and utilizing real-time transit technology to inform passengers of service changes. Additionally, it will explore how automated and connected vehicle technology can enhance accessibility. A report detailing the task force's findings and legislative recommendations must be submitted to the Governor and the Legislature within 18 months of its formation, after which the task force will dissolve.