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The Tri-State area's number one source for News and Information. But The Baby. A costly emissions test put into effect in New Jersey under pressure from the federal government is not necessary for nearly half the cars on the road, under new regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency. Despite the new EPA regulation requiring states around the country to use an emissions test simpler and faster than the newly implemented treadmill test, New Jersey will not allow motorists to bypass the lengthier inspection. The state, among the last to adopt the treadmill test, rushed to launch the system under threat of losing federal highway money.