The bill establishes the New Jersey Council on Access and Mobility within the Department of Transportation, consisting of 17 members. This includes various state commissioners and directors, such as the Commissioner of Transportation and the Executive Director of the New Jersey Transit Corporation, as well as six public members with expertise in transportation services for persons with disabilities or senior citizens. The public members will be appointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the General Assembly, ensuring representation from organizations like Disability Rights New Jersey and The Arc of New Jersey. Each public member will serve a term of three years, with initial appointments staggered to include terms of one and two years.

The council's primary purpose is to study and improve transportation services for persons with disabilities and senior citizens, analyze federal funding opportunities, and coordinate transportation services across various state agencies. It is required to meet at least annually to fulfill its duties, which include making recommendations for legislative or executive actions to enhance the state's acquisition of federal funding and improve service coordination. The council will also have access to necessary staff and resources from the Department of Transportation and other state agencies to support its functions.