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New Jersey drivers can be fined for unseatbelted pets



New Jersey is cracking down on pets in transit — and says “click it or ticket” now applies to cats and dogs, too.



New Jersey is the only state where driving with pets loose in the car
is a violation of animal cruelty law. Drivers cited for failing to
properly secure their pet can face a ticket of between $250 and $1,000
and as much as six months in jail.



Pets hanging out the window, riding in the back of a truck or curling
up on the driver’s lap are among ticketable offenses under the law.



 Only a few other states are cracking down on pets in vehicles. Arizona,
Connecticut and Maine can charge a driver for an unrestrained pet under
distracted driving laws. Hawaii specifically prohibits driving with a
pet in your lap.




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