New York City can charge a $50 fee to vehicles from states that do not cooperate in traffic infraction enforcement.

The bill authorizes the New York City commissioner of transportation to impose a $50 fee on vehicles entering New York City with out-of-state license plates from states that do not cooperate with New York in enforcing traffic infractions. Cooperation includes exchanging information necessary for imposing fines or penalties for traffic infractions, such as those detected by photo-monitoring devices. The fee can be paid in cash or by debit or credit card. All revenues collected will be deposited in the city's general fund.

New York City can charge a $50 fee to vehicles from states that do not cooperate in traffic infraction enforcement.

The bill authorizes the New York City commissioner of transportation to impose a $50 fee on vehicles entering New York City with out-of-state license plates from states that do not cooperate with New York in enforcing traffic infractions. Cooperation includes exchanging information necessary for imposing fines or penalties for traffic infractions, such as those detected by photo-monitoring devices. The fee can be paid in cash or by debit or credit card. All revenues collected will be deposited in the city's general fund.