Prohibits transporting dogs in the back of a motor vehicle unless certain safety measures are in place; imposes fines for violations.
New York S00675 amends the vehicle and traffic law to prohibit the transportation of dogs in the back of a motor vehicle unless the space is enclosed, has side and tail racks, or the dog is cross-tethered or protected by a secured container or cage. The law imposes fines for violations, with escalating penalties for subsequent convictions within a year.
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