NJ S203

Requires redaction of personal identifying information and auto insurance policy numbers from vehicle accident reports before public release under New Jersey's Open Public Records Act (OPRA)

Limits access to unredacted accident reports to authorized parties: individuals involved in the accident, their attorneys, insurance companies representing accident parties, and local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies acting within official duties

Prohibits authorized recipients from publicly disclosing personal identifying information or policy numbers without written consent from all involved parties, or from legal next of kin for deceased or incapacitated individuals

Establishes civil penalties for unauthorized disclosure: $1,000 for first offense, $2,500 for second offense, and $5,000 for each subsequent offense

Mandates government record custodians maintain logs of all unredacted accident report disclosures, including requestor name, legal basis for access, and date of disclosure, to be made available to the Government Records Council or Attorney General upon request