Christie Nixes Publicly Funded ‘Yellow Dot’ Program
Gov. Chris Christie says he likes the idea of a “yellow dot” program to give emergency responders detailed health information about people in car crashes, but he says New Jersey taxpayers should not pay for it.
Christie announced Monday that he has conditionally vetoed a bill to establish such a program.
Similar programs are popping up around the country. Drivers put yellow dot stickers on their rear windows to let emergency vehicles know that they’ve left health information in their glove boxes.
Christie says he would sign a bill that lets local governments set up programs.
This article appeared in print on page 4 of edition of Hamodia.
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