Authorizes a five mile per hour speed limit for open streets in cities with a population over one million.

This bill amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for a five mile per hour speed limit on open streets in cities with a population exceeding one million. An open street is defined as one where motor vehicle access is controlled by barriers and signage, prioritizing pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-vehicular users. The speed limit must comply with specified sections of the vehicle and traffic law. The bill does not affect school speed limits.

Authorizes a five mile per hour speed limit for open streets in cities with a population over one million.

This bill amends the vehicle and traffic law to allow for a five mile per hour speed limit on open streets in cities with a population exceeding one million. An open street is defined as one where motor vehicle access is controlled by barriers and signage, prioritizing pedestrians, bicyclists, and other non-vehicular users. The speed limit must comply with specified sections of the vehicle and traffic law. The bill does not affect school speed limits.