For those in NJ today is an ODD Number day. The odd-even fuel sales that takes effect today at noon will affect anyone looking to purchase gas in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Morris, Monmouth, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union and Warren counties in NJ.
Here's rules straight from the Governor's office:
The number to look for is the final numerical digit contained in the plate number, whether it is the final character on the plate or not, according to the governor's office.
So, for example, a plate number of "ABC 27A" would have "7" as its final numerical digit, and would be permitted gasoline on an odd day.
Specialized or vanity plates, those not displaying any numbers, will be considered odd numbered plates. The rules apply to out-of-state plates. Zero is considered an even number and there is no ration for people with canisters.
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