New YorkBill would bar bus-camera enforcement on part of 116th Street
If enacted, this measure would keep New York City transportation and transit agencies from using bus-enforcement cameras on 116th Street between Riverside Drive and FDR Drive.
What it does
If enacted, New York City could not install or operate photo devices enforcing bus-lane or bus-operation rules on 116th Street between Riverside Drive and FDR Drive.
Argument forDrivers on this stretch could avoid photo-based bus citations because the covered cameras could not record bus-lane or bus-operation violations there.
Argument againstThe city could have a harder time documenting bus-lane and bus-operation violations on this stretch because it could not use these photo devices there.
More detail
New York City transportation and transit agencies would be barred from installing or operating the covered photo devices there. The ban covers devices used to enforce bus-lane restrictions and bus-operation traffic rules on 116th Street between Riverside Drive and FDR Drive in Manhattan. If enacted, the provisions would take effect 30 days after the act becomes law and would be repealed when the amended sections are repealed.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Passed 1st Chamber
- Passed 2nd Chamber
- To Governor
- Became Law
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Oct 7REFERRED TO RULESIntroduced
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