New York A03536 mandates that GPS navigation systems must provide legal clearance information for bridges and elevated structures along proposed.
New York A03536 amends the general business law to require that electronic maps and navigation systems using GPS technology must provide the legal clearance of bridges or elevated structures along proposed routes. This legal clearance must be offered for sale or use in the state. The bill defines "legal clearance" as it is used in vehicle and traffic law, which mandates signs with such clearance to be posted at all bridges and elevated structures on highways. The act takes effect 180 days after it becomes law.
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