Establishes the senior driver safety commission to study and recommend measures to enhance safety for senior drivers in New York.
The bill establishes the senior driver safety commission to study and review the issue of senior driver safety. The commission will evaluate current laws and regulations, assess leading causes of accidents, identify preventative measures, and study screening tests for impaired drivers. The commission will also consider other relevant issues. It will report findings and recommendations to the legislature. The commission consists of twelve members appointed by various state officials. The bill is named the "Bill Geller act" in memory of a pedestrian killed by a senior driver.
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