New York S06197 mandates that GPS navigation systems sold in the state must provide legal clearance information for bridges and overpasses along.
New York S06197 amends the general business law to require that any electronic map or navigation system using GPS technology to direct drivers must provide the legal clearance of each bridge or elevated structure along a proposed route. The term "legal clearance" is defined as it is used in vehicle and traffic law, which mandates signs indicating clearance at bridges and overpasses. This requirement applies to systems offered for use or sale in New York. The bill aims to ensure drivers are aware of height restrictions before reaching bridges or overpasses.
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