New York S01971 mandates that traffic-control signals must be examined and certified as accurate every two years.
New York S01971 amends the vehicle and traffic law to ensure that all traffic-control signals are examined and certified to be accurate every two years. The bill also outlines procedures for the maintenance and removal of traffic-control signals, including the requirement for written consent from the Department of Transportation for removal. The Department of Transportation has the authority to revoke permission for signals and may require certain equipment to be supplied by the state.
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