Just registered my 2001 Ram diesel 3500 and was surprised to find as of 5/1/16 it no longer requires any NJMV inspections.
Apparently, vehicles exempt (in my case diesels with GVWR 8,501 to 17,999) are no longer required by State (NJ) Inspection
stations..........................must keep a safety log on vehicle in periods of 3 month time frames....???

You can buy a inspection book at most truck stops. Fill out a page and toss it in the glove box. Or register it passenger plate commercial rate all inspection is required except emissions
atleast you'll have a sticker. A lot of cops still don't understand what NJDMV is doing

NJ also dropped inspection requirements once a vehicle reaches 20 years or older.

The inspection station and the NJDMV are not on the same page...........after registration and title I was handed a card for inspection only to have inspection station say, you don't need inspection on this vehicle.
Getting the inspection book seems to be a good idea and do the 3 month inspection check............thanks, Scippy

and gas engine trucks over the GVWR guide lines need never to do the log book inspection thing ...you simply get a card to
display in the windshield!

Gotta love NJ. Government at its best.

When I purchased and registered my F350 (from a Ford dealer), I was told no inspection or log book required, which I find somewhat amazing given most of these vehicles are work trucks and subject to abuse.

I've never been stopped. No issues.

Do you guys get to pump your own Gas yet??

No can't touch that.
Rich