New York A10845 allows cities, towns, and villages to set their own speed limits on local roads.

New York A10845 amends the vehicle and traffic law to give cities, towns, and villages the authority to establish their own speed limits on local roads, excluding state and county highways. The minimum speed limit set by local laws must be no less than 25 miles per hour, with a special provision allowing school speed limits of 15 miles per hour within 1,320 feet of a school entrance or exit. This act takes effect immediately upon enactment.

New York A10845 allows cities, towns, and villages to set their own speed limits on local roads.

New York A10845 amends the vehicle and traffic law to give cities, towns, and villages the authority to establish their own speed limits on local roads, excluding state and county highways. The minimum speed limit set by local laws must be no less than 25 miles per hour, with a special provision allowing school speed limits of 15 miles per hour within 1,320 feet of a school entrance or exit. This act takes effect immediately upon enactment.