Establishes a teen driver safety commission to study teen driver safety issues and recommend solutions.
The bill creates a teen driver safety commission in New York, consisting of 12 members appointed by various state officials. The commission's duties include studying teen driver safety, evaluating driver education programs, assessing risks from driving under the influence, reviewing distracting behaviors, determining common violations, and analyzing safety devices. The commission must report its findings and recommendations to the governor and legislature within 180 days. The act will remain in effect for 180 days after becoming law.
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