Provides that transportation shall be provided to all children attending grades kindergarten through twelve who live within a fifteen mile radius of the school they legally attend; provides that such transportation may also be provided for such students to before-and/or-after-school child care locations.
This bill requires digital parking payment apps to clearly show users the parking rules for their specific location before they pay. It mandates that these apps display details like time limits, meter hours, and street cleaning schedules in a distinct color and must warn users about potential fines if they ignore the displayed restrictions. Municipalities and parking authorities must keep their apps updated with current rules and inform users if information might be incomplete. The law also protects app contractors who rely on data provided by the city, ensuring they are not held liable for errors in the official regulations they use.
This bill increases the financial rebates available under Minnesota's zero emissions and clean burning fuel vehicle programs. It directly affects residents who purchase qualifying electric or clean fuel vehicles by raising the maximum rebate amount from $2,000 to $4,000 for vehicles with an EPA estimated range of 200 miles or more. The legislation also adjusts lower-tier rebates to $2,000 for vehicles with a range between 40 and 199 miles and $1,000 for those with less than 40 miles of range. The changes are set to take effect 90 days after the bill becomes law.
This bill asks Governor Kathy Hochul to officially declare December 2026 as Impaired Driving Prevention Month in New York. The resolution highlights the dangers of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, especially during the holiday season, and encourages residents to plan safe transportation options. It serves as a public awareness campaign rather than enacting new laws or penalties. The bill is a ceremonial measure intended to promote safety and honor those affected by impaired driving incidents.
Provides that transportation shall be provided to all children attending grades kindergarten through twelve who live within a fifteen mile radius of the school they legally attend; provides that such transportation may also be provided for such students to before-and/or-after-school child care locations.
Expedites MTA capital project improvement, construction, reconstruction, or rehabilitation by establishing a process for utility relocation necessary for such project.
This bill would stop the city of New York from installing parking meters on specific streets that are mostly residential. It defines a residential street as one where between 50% and 75% of the buildings are homes rather than commercial spaces. The rule applies immediately and is intended to reduce metered parking in neighborhoods with a high concentration of dwellings.
Requires all ferries purchased by or for the state or any agency or public authority thereof, in any fiscal year which commences on or after April 1, 2028, produce zero emissions; directs NYSERDA to conduct a feasibility study related to transitioning certain workboats to be zero-emission; defines terms.
Establishes standards for newly installed underground facilities related to locatability and mapping; defines terms; requires the public service commission to establish implementation schedules for locatability and as-built location information.
This bill, titled the "motorcycle registration guarantee act," mandates that motorcycle dealers in New York register vehicles at the time of sale. The law requires dealers to handle the registration process for all motorcycles sold within the state, except for those purchased exclusively for use outside New York. For out-of-state purchases, dealers must provide and collect a signed declaration from the buyer confirming their understanding of registration rules and penalties. The legislation also authorizes the state commissioner to issue the necessary forms and set specific dates for when the registration and expiration periods begin.
