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New Jersey

What is specific to selling a gas station in New Jersey: attendant fueling, tank regulation and local approvals, in plain language.

New Jersey. Outline simplified from US Census Bureau data.

RJB Fuel is a New Jersey gas station operations company, and this page covers what is particular to selling a station in the state. It is general information, not legal advice; an attorney who knows New Jersey fuel retail will be able to say what applies to your station.

What is specific to New Jersey

  • Attendant fueling. New Jersey prohibits self-service gasoline under the Retail Gasoline Dispensing Safety Act of 1949, so every station staffs its pumps.
  • Tank regulation. Underground fuel tanks are regulated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, so tank and equipment records matter to anyone considering a station.
  • Local approvals. Municipalities set zoning and local requirements, which can affect what a property may be used for.

Which areas

The areas of New Jersey that RJB Fuel is interested in have not been confirmed for this page, so none are listed. The form asks for the station’s city or town so that an inquiry can be understood with its location. Nothing here says that any particular area is, or is not, of interest.

Where to go from here

To tell us about a station, use the sell page. For the steps, read how the process works. For the records worth finding first, see what to gather before you talk to anyone.