Assistance to disabled drivers at gas stations in New York.

New York A11611 mandates that gasoline stations offering self-service must provide a device for disabled drivers to signal for assistance. This includes a call device at the pump and a sign identifying the device and available assistance hours. The station must comply within one year if it's the owner's sole station, or within three years if the owner has multiple stations. The requirement does not apply if the station is operated by one cashier with remote control equipment or during times when only one employee is present and the passenger can dispense fuel.

Assistance to disabled drivers at gas stations in New York.

New York A11611 mandates that gasoline stations offering self-service must provide a device for disabled drivers to signal for assistance. This includes a call device at the pump and a sign identifying the device and available assistance hours. The station must comply within one year if it's the owner's sole station, or within three years if the owner has multiple stations. The requirement does not apply if the station is operated by one cashier with remote control equipment or during times when only one employee is present and the passenger can dispense fuel.