- In order to promote a healthier environment in the state of New Jersey, the state Department of Environmental Protection provides a list of incentives drivers have access to when driving a clean vehicle. Zero emission vehicles are currently exempt from both sales and use tax. While this is subject to change at the discretion of the state, it is a large incentive that is being offered for driving clean.
- The NJ Division of Sustainable Waste Management has worked hard to implement the Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Battery Management Act. This act pertains to the disposal of EV batteries, and other batteries intended to be used for propulsion. As of 2027, New Jersey will no longer allow EV batteries to be disposed of at local landfills. For more information, visit the Division of Sustainable Waste Management page.
- Still seeking additional information regarding what can be recycled and where to do so? Earth911 provides numerous resources as well as an interactive map where you can input your NJ zip code and find your most local recycling site.

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