New York A04160 increases penalties for parking in handicapped spaces without a permit.

New York A04160 amends the vehicle and traffic law to increase penalties for parking in handicapped spaces without a permit. The fine for a first offense is set at $150 to $300, and for a second offense within five years, the fine increases to $300 to $550. The bill applies to parking in spaces designated for handicapped use, including those in shopping centers with fewer than five retail stores. The arresting or ticketing officer can issue a summons and may remove and store the illegally parked vehicle. The act takes effect 30 days after becoming law.

New York A04160 increases penalties for parking in handicapped spaces without a permit.

New York A04160 amends the vehicle and traffic law to increase penalties for parking in handicapped spaces without a permit. The fine for a first offense is set at $150 to $300, and for a second offense within five years, the fine increases to $300 to $550. The bill applies to parking in spaces designated for handicapped use, including those in shopping centers with fewer than five retail stores. The arresting or ticketing officer can issue a summons and may remove and store the illegally parked vehicle. The act takes effect 30 days after becoming law.