A brief but intense push to change a law that forbids self-service gas stations stalled before it even revved up.
Source: New York Times
New Jersey Sticking With Full-Serve Gas
Published in Automobile Service and Charging Stations, Law and Legislation, New Jersey, Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline, Polls and Public Opinion and Scutari, Nicholas
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