Exempts horse-drawn carriages or carts from night riding ban if they meet lighting and visibility requirements.
New York Assembly Bill A06321 amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow horse-drawn carriages or carts to operate during the night if they display specific lighting and reflective materials. The bill exempts these vehicles from the general ban on night riding if they have at least two front lamps visible from 350 feet, a rear lamp visible from 500 feet, and reflective material on the shafts. This change aims to enhance safety and visibility for horse-drawn vehicles operating at night.
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