In New Jersey, it’s been illegal for drivers to pump their own gas since 1949. A ban on self-service gas has been in place in Oregon since 1951, although the state relaxed restrictions for rural ...

New Jersey implemented its full-service rules in 1949. Oregon followed two years later. In the decades since, generations of high school and college-age kids would work their first jobs pumping gas… ...

New Jersey implemented its full-service rules in 1949. Oregon followed two years later. In the decades since, generations of high school and college-age kids would work their first jobs pumping gas… ...

With the ban on self-service now lifted in Oregon, New Jersey remains the only state where you can’t pump your own gas — and so save yourself some cash.. It’s long past time Jersey got with ...

In two states, New Jersey and Oregon, there's a ban on self-service gas pumping. Here's what the states' legal codes say about gas pump limitations and why they exist.

NEW JERSEY (CBS) – New Jersey is now the only state without self-serve gas stations, meaning you're not allowed to pump your own gas. This, after a new bill in Oregon will allow drivers to ...

But not people in New Jersey and Oregon. They’re not allowed to touch the gas nozzle. Seriously. In New Jersey, it’s been illegal for drivers to pump their own gas since 1949.

New Jersey implemented its full-service rules in 1949. Oregon followed two years later. In the decades since, generations of high school and college-age kids would work their first jobs pumping gas… ...

People in New Jersey and Oregon are not allowed to touch the gas nozzle. Changing that law is not so simple in those states. Why New Jersey and Oregon still don't let you pump your own gas | KSL.com ...