New York S05034 prohibits disclosure of highway, bridge, tunnel, and other thoroughfare toll and transit records, with exceptions.
New York S05034 amends the civil rights law to establish privacy protections for electronic toll and fare records. These records, which include information such as vehicle descriptions and toll payment details, are considered confidential. The bill prohibits the disclosure of such records except in specific circumstances, such as when required by a search warrant or subpoena, or for communications with account holders. Public entities must notify account holders about these privacy provisions. Violators of the confidentiality provisions face a civil penalty of up to $5,000.
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