FDU Poll finds N.J. voters still prefer full service at the pumps

Key points

• New Jersey is the only U.S. state that does not mandate full-service gas stations
• FDU Poll shows voters oppose allowing self-service gas pumps in the state
• Maintaining full-service requirements aligns with New Jersey's unique cultural identity
• The policy reflects long-standing consumer preference among Garden State residents

FAQ

Why is New Jersey the only state without self-service gas stations?

New Jersey has maintained regulations requiring full-service gas stations, making it unique among U.S. states. This longstanding policy reflects both consumer preference and regulatory framework that has been preserved through voter support.

What does the FDU Poll say about New Jersey voters' preferences?

The latest FDU Poll results show that New Jersey voters oppose changing the rules to allow self-service gas pumps, demonstrating strong support for maintaining the current full-service requirement.

What does 'Jersey girls don't pump gas' mean?

This cultural reference reflects New Jersey's unique full-service gas station policy, where attendants pump gas for customers. The saying has become part of the state's identity and cultural folklore.