New Jersey § 39:3-75

§ 39:3-75.

The term “safety glass” shall be construed as meaning glass so treated or combined

with other materials as to reduce, in comparison with ordinary sheet glass or plate

glass, the likelihood of injury to persons by objects from exterior sources or by

glass when the glass is cracked or broken. The term “safety glazing material” shall be construed as meaning “safety glass”;

or other glazing materials, such as plastics, produced for the purpose of safety in

glazing; or a combination of safety glass and other safety glazing material. The term “approved safety glazing material” shall be construed as meaning safety

glazing material of a type approved by the director. In the approving of safety glazing materials, the director is hereby given authority

to make use of recognized standards to confine the use of certain types of safety

glazing materials to a specific location in or on the vehicle, or to a certain purpose. No person shall drive any motor vehicle manufactured on or after July first, nineteen

hundred and thirty-five and registered in this State unless such vehicle is equipped

with approved safety glazing material wherever glazing is used in doors, windows and

windshields. The term “windshield” shall be construed to include wings, deflectors and side shields;

also front corner lights adjoining windshields. Every section of safety glazing material shall be legibly and permanently marked with

the manufacturers' distinctive designations, under which the safety glazing material

was approved, so as to be visible when installed. No person shall drive any motor vehicle equipped with safety glazing material which

causes undue or unsafe distortion of visibility or equipped with unduly fractured,

discolored or deteriorated safety glazing material, and the director may revoke the

registration of any such vehicle.