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Few things anger New Jerseyans more than when they see a state vehicle being abused.

Atlantic City is already getting a massive infusion of state aid amidst mounting debt and now there's news that the cash-strapped resort town is paying for eight of its nine part-time council members to have taxpayer-funded cars.

A bill sponsored by State Senator Jeff Van Drew to reduce the number of vehicles in state government by 10% each fiscal year for five consecutive years stalled yesterday in the Senate Government, Wagering, Tourism and Historic Preservation Committee.

New Jersey lawmakers have put the brakes on  a bill that would require a drastic reduction in the number of  motor vehicles in the state fleet.