New York A04793 mandates that omnibuses with seating capacity over fifteen children must have flashing yellow signal lamps on both the front and rear.

New York A04793 amends the vehicle and traffic law to enhance safety around stopped school buses. It requires omnibuses with seating capacity over fifteen children to have at least one flashing yellow signal lamp on both the front and rear to signal that they are stopping. The bill also mandates that the commissioner of motor vehicles establish a method for issuing violations to the vehicle operator, not the owner. Additionally, it outlines penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment, depending on the number of convictions.

New York A04793 mandates that omnibuses with seating capacity over fifteen children must have flashing yellow signal lamps on both the front and rear.

New York A04793 amends the vehicle and traffic law to enhance safety around stopped school buses. It requires omnibuses with seating capacity over fifteen children to have at least one flashing yellow signal lamp on both the front and rear to signal that they are stopping. The bill also mandates that the commissioner of motor vehicles establish a method for issuing violations to the vehicle operator, not the owner. Additionally, it outlines penalties for violations, including fines and imprisonment, depending on the number of convictions.