New York A07517 mandates that all vehicles operated by public transit authorities must carry opioid antagonists and requires training for employees.
New York A07517 amends the public health law to require that every vehicle operated by a public transit authority must contain an opioid antagonist. Additionally, public transit authorities must provide training, approved by the commissioner, to their employees on the proper use of opioid antagonists. This law aims to equip transit employees with the necessary tools and knowledge to respond to opioid overdoses effectively.
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