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• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 100-A
  Access highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 100-B
  Ambulance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 100-C
  Articulated bus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 100
  Definition of words and phrases.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 101-A
  Automobile transporter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 101-B
  Boat transporter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 101-C
  B-train assembly.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 101
  Authorized emergency vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 102-A
  Bicycle lane.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 102-B
  Bicycle path.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 102
  Bicycle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 103
  Bureau.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 104
  Bus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 105-A
  Certificate of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 105
  Business district.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 106-A
  Civil defense emergency vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 107-B
  Commercial towing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 107
  Classes of cities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 108
  Commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 109-A
  Correction vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 109-B
  County emergency medical services vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 109-C
  Conviction.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 109
  Controlled-access highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 110
  Crosswalk.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 111
  Curb.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 112-A
  Department of transportation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 112
  Department.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 113
  Driver.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 114-A
  Drug.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 114-B
  Emergency operation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 114-C
  Escort vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 114
  Driveway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 115-A
  Fire vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 115-B
  Flagperson.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 115-C
  Emergency ambulance service vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 115-D
  Environmental emergency response vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 115
  Explosives.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 116
  Flammable liquid.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 117-A
  Hazard vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 117-B
  Hazardous operation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 117-C
  Hazardous materials emergency vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 117-D
  Blood delivery vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 117
  Gross weight.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 118
  Highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 119-A
  Ignition interlock device. Repeal Date: 09/01/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 119-B
  Inflatable restraint system.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 119
  House coach.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 120
  Intersection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-A
  Limited use automobile.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-B
  Limited use motorcycle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-C
  Limited use vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-D
  Leased vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-E
  Livery.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121-F
  Low speed vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 121
  Laned roadway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 122-A
  Maximum gross weight.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 122-B
  Maximum performance speed.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 122-C
  Mobile home or manufactured home.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 122
  Local authorities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 123
  Motorcycle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 125-A
  Off-highway motorcycle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 125
  Motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 126
  Omnibus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 127
  Overhang.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 128
  Owner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 129-A
  Parking area of a shopping center.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 129-B
  Parking lot.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 129
  Park or parking.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 130-A
  Wheelchair.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 130
  Pedestrian.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 131-A
  Place of public assembly.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 131
  Person.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 132-A
  Police vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 132
  Police officer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 133
  Private road.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 134-A
  Qualifying highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 134-B
  Radar detector.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 134-C
  Laser detector.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 134
  Public highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 135
  Railroad.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 136
  Railroad sign or signal.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 137-A
  Rental vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 137
  Railroad train.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 138
  Residence district.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 139
  Right of way.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 140-A
  In-line skate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 140-B
  Roller skate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 140-C
  Skate board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 140
  Roadway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 141-A*
  Sani-vans.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 141-A
  Sanitation patrol vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 141
  Safety zone.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 142
  School bus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 143-A
  Shoulder.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 143
  Semitrailer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 144-A
  Slope.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 144-B
  Snow emergency.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 144
  Sidewalk.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-A
  State expressway routes.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-B
  State interstate routes.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-C
  Snow emergency route.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-D
  Definition of snow tire.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-E
  Stinger-steered automobile transporter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145-F
  Stinger-steered boat transporter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 145
  Stand or standing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 146
  Stop.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 147
  Stop or stopping.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 148-A
  Taxicab.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 148-B
  Tow truck.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 148
  Street.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 149
  Through highway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 151-A
  Tractor.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 152
  Traffic.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 153
  Traffic control devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 154
  Traffic-control signal.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 155
  Traffic infraction.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 156
  Trailer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 157
  Trolley bus or trolley coach.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 158-A
  U turn.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 158-B
  Vanpool vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 158
  Truck.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 159
  Vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 160
  Work area.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 200
  Department of motor vehicles; commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 201
  Custody of records.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 202-A
  Payment of fees and other charges by credit card or similar device. Repeal Date: 07/07/2006
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 202-B
  Penalties for submission of dishonored checks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 202
  Fees for searches and copies of documents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 203
  Oaths and acknowledgments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 204
  Subpoenaing hearing referees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 205
  County clerks as agents of the commissioner; fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 206
  Deputization of agents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 207
  Uniform traffic summons and complaint.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 208
  Affirmation of complaints.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 209
  Bureau of motor vehicles abolished; transfer of functions; officers and employees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 210
  Highway safety powers and duties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 211
  Continuity of authority.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 212
  Transfer of records and property.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 213
  Terms occurring in contracts and other documents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 214
  Proof of mailing of notice or order.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 215
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 216-A
  Statistics on driving while intoxicated.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 216-B
  Tow truck advisory board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 216
  Automotive-medical research division.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 217
  Record of hearings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 218
  Special classification of vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 219
  Interstate compacts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 220
  Exemptions for safety equipment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 221
  Annual compilation of this chapter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 222
  Exemptions for testing, demonstration or experimentation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 223
  Motor vehicle theft prevention program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 224-A
  Establishment of the highway construction and maintenance safety education program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 224
  Simplification of business application procedures and administration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 225
  Jurisdiction; transfer of cases; hearing officers; regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 226
  Summons; answer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 227
  Hearings; determinations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 228
  Administrative review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 235
  Jurisdiction. Expiration Date: 09/01/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 236
  Creation, personnel.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 237
  Functions, powers and duties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 238
  Notice of violation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 239
  Ownership and operation of vehicles; liability.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 240
  Hearings, notice and conduct.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 241-A
  Complaint procedure for satisfied or wrongfully imposed fine or penalty.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 241
  Final determinations, judgments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 242
  Administrative review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 243
  Judicial review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 244
  Separability.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 250
  Exemption of non-resident owners and operators.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 251
  Exemption for members of the armed forces and their dependents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 252
  Exemption of certain in-transit vehicle registrations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 253
  Service of summons on non-residents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 254
  Service of summons on residents who depart from state and on residents' executors or administrators who are nonresidents or who depart from state.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 260
  Appeals board; functions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 261
  Right of appeal; time limitations; appeal procedures; fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 262
  Stays pending appeal.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 263
  Judicial review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 300
  Application of this title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 301-A
  Re-inspection of motor vehicles involved in certain accidents.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 301-B
  Heavy duty vehicle emissions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 301
  Periodic inspection of all motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 302
  Powers and duties of the commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 303
  Official inspection stations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 304-A
  Certified inspectors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 304
  Inspection and certificates of inspection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 305
  Fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 306
  Enforcement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 307
  Voluntary inspection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 308
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309-A
  Establishment of experimental motor vehicle inspection stations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309-B
  Federal funds.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309-C
  Contracts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309-D
  Fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309-E
  Reports.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 309
  Legislative findings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 310
  Short title and declaration of purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 311
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 312-A
  Issuance and termination of liability insurance and maintenance of records. Repeal Date: 06/30/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 312
  Registration of motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 313
  Notice of termination.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 314
  Acceptance of financial security deposits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 315
  Release of financial security bonds or deposits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 316
  Self-insurers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 317
  Expenses of administering article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 318
  Revocation of registrations, drivers' licenses and non-resident privileges.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 319
  Penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 320
  Notice to other jurisdictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 321
  Exceptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 330
  Commissioner to administer article; may require proof; court review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 331
  Proof required upon certain convictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 332
  Proof required in the event of certain judgments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 333
  Payments sufficient to satisfy requirements of this article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 334
  Suspension waived upon payment of judgment in installments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 335
  Security and proof required following accident.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 336
  Duty of courts to report judgments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 337
  Suspension, duration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 338
  Application to non-resident, other persons.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 339
  Owner may give proof for chauffeur or member of family.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 340
  Surrender of license and evidences of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 341
  Amount of proof required.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 342
  Alternate methods of giving proof.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 343
  Proof of financial responsibility by certificate showing motor vehicle liability policy obtained.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 344
  Certificate furnished by non-resident.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 345
  Motor vehicle liability policy.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 346
  Proof of financial responsibility not required after February first, nineteen hundred fifty-seven.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 348
  Article not to affect other policies.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 349
  Filing a bond as proof of financial responsibility.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 350
  Money or securities deposited as proof of financial responsibility.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 351
  Person having given proof may substitute other proof.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 352
  If proof fails commissioner may require other proof.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 353
  When commissioner may release proof.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 354
  Commissioner to furnish operating record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 355
  Operating without giving proof when proof required.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 356
  Forging or without authority signing proof of financial responsibility.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 357
  Failing to report convictions and judgments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 358
  Otherwise violating article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 359
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 360
  Exceptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 361
  Self-insurers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 362
  Article not to repeal other motor vehicle laws.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 363
  Expenses of administering article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 364
  Uniformity of interpretation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 365
  Short title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 366
  Past application of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 367
  This article does not prevent other process.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 368
  Constitutionality.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 370
  Indemnity bonds or insurance policies; notice of accident.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 371
  Certificate of department of transportation in lieu of indemnity bonds or insurance policies.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 375-A
  Prohibition against retaliatory action.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 375
  Equipment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 376-A
  Defective equipment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 376
  Lamps, signaling devices and reflectors on vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 377
  Vehicles engaged in the transportation of logs and other materials.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 378
  Additional safety requirements for commercial vehicles and vehicles transporting hazardous materials.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 380-A
  Certain vehicles engaged in the transportation of loose cargo.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 381
  Motorcycle equipment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 382-A
  Brake linings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 382-B
  Service brake system.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 382-C
  Occupant compartments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 382
  Hydraulic brake fluid.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 383
  Safety belts and anchorage assemblies.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 385
  Dimensions and weights of vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 386
  Motor vehicle sound level limits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 388
  Negligence in use or operation of vehicle attributable to owner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 390
  Inspection of motor vehicles and motorcycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 391
  Rates of toll on motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 392-A
  Sale or purchase of stolen, false or fraudulent license, identification card, certificate of registration, or number plate. Expiration Date: 06/30/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 392-B
  Powers of motor vehicle investigators.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 392
  False statements, alteration of records or substitution in connection with any examination.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 393-A
  Inspection of commercial motor vehicles exceeding ten thousand pounds manufacturers' gross vehicle weight rating.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 393
  Measurement and weight of vehicles; responsibility for damages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 394
  Drivers' schools.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 395
  Certain private service bureaus to be licensed.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 396
  Use of state and other seals and insignia on private vehicles prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 397-A
  Radar detectors and laser detectors prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 397-B
  Vehicle leases that are not sales or security interests.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 397
  Equipping motor vehicles with radio receiving sets capable of receiving signals on the frequencies allocated for police use.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-A
  Statement of purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-B
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-C
  Registration required; application; fees and issuance of certificate of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-D
  Motor vehicle repair shop requirements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-E
  Suspension, revocation or refusal to issue registration; civil penalty; restitution; surrender of certificate of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-F
  Hearings; review board; appeals; judicial review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-G
  Powers of the commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-H
  Separability clause.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-I
  Unregistered operation; procedures and penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398-K
  Improper display of signs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 398
  Title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-A
  Statement of purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-B
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-C
  Approval by the commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-D
  Application for approval.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-E
  Standards for course approval.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-F
  Proof of effectiveness.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-G
  Regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-K
  Accident prevention course internet technology pilot program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-L
  Application.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-M
  Pilot program scope and duration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-N
  Regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 399-O
  Report by commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 400-A
  Exceptions to registration provisions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 400
  Application of this title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 401-A
  In-transit permits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 401-B
  Registration of tow trucks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 401
  Registration of motor vehicles; fees; renewals.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 402-A
  Facsimile license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 402
  Distinctive number; form of number plates; trailers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 403-A
  Temporary indicia of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 403-B
  Sales of certain number or distinctive license plates by certain dealers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 403
  Number plates continued.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-A
  Registration of motor vehicles of severely disabled persons.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-B
  Distinctive plates for volunteer firefighters.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-C
  Distinctive plates for former prisoners of war.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-D
  Distinctive plates for members of the organized militia and reserve.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-E
  Distinctive plates for purple heart recipients.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-F
  Distinctive plates for members of volunteer ambulance services.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-G
  Distinctive plates bearing the words "Birthplace of Baseball".
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-H
  Distinctive plates for members of the Jewish War Veterans of America.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-I
  Distinctive plates for gold star mothers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-J
  Registration and issuance of special number plates for veterans who survived the Pearl Harbor attack.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-K
  Distinctive plates for Marine Corps League members.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-L
  Distinctive regional design plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-M
  Distinctive license plates commemorating the World University Games.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-N
  Issuance of distinctive conservation plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-O
  Distinctive "Olympic Spirit" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-P*
  Distinctive plates for congressional medal of honor recipients.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-P
  Distinctive "Animal Population Control Fund" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-Q*
  Distinctive plates for the council on the arts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-Q
  Distinctive "drive for the cure" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-R*
  Distinctive plates for New York state licensed dentists who are members of the New York State Dental Association.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-R
  Distinctive "foreign organization" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-S***
  Distinctive plates for the Saratoga national cemetery honor guard association.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-S**
  Distinctive "drive out diabetes" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-S*
  Issuance of distinctive plates for agriculture.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-S
  Issuance of distinctive "I Love New York" plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-T**
  Distinctive "peace at home" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-T*
  Distinctive conserve habitat license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-T
  Distinctive marine and coastal district of New York license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-U***
  Distinctive "Erie canal" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-U**
  Distinctive gift of life license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-U*
  Distinctive "national multiple sclerosis society" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-U
  Distinctive "keep kids drug free" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V******
  Distinctive "Love your library" plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V*****
  Distinctive autism awareness license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V****
  Issuance of distinctive "Discover Queens" license plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V***
  Distinctive plates for members of the Eighth Air Force Historical Society.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V**
  Distinctive plates for the arts and cultural institutions and museums.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V*
  Distinctive plates for the United States Naval Armed Guard.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-V
  Distinctive plates for water rescue team members.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-W*2
  Distinctive plates for Persian Gulf veterans.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404-W
  Distinctive plates for war on terror veterans.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 404
  Issuance of special number plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-A
  Application of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-B
  Administration of agreement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-C
  Fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-D
  Registration period.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-E
  Effect of issuance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-F
  Disposition of fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-G
  Refunds.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-H
  Effect on reciprocal recognition of registrations and other reciprocity or proration agreements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405-I
  Regulatory authority.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 405
  Authority to enter into agreements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 406
  Bus taxation proration agreement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 407
  Administrator defined.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 408
  Administration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 409
  Notice of withdrawal.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 410-A
  Motorcycle safety program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 410
  Registration of motorcycles; fees; renewals.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 411-A
  Issuance of special number plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 411-B
  Registration fee schedule for historical motorcycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 411
  Distinctive number; form of number plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 412
  Punishment for violation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 413
  Reciprocity agreements for the recognition of the agricultural truck registration class.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 415-A
  Vehicle dismantlers and other persons engaged in the transfer or disposal of junk and salvage vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 415-B
  Local regulation of vehicle dismantlers in cities having a population in excess of one million.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 415-C
  Sale of salvaged inflatable restraint systems; restrictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 415
  Registration of manufacturers, dealers, repairmen and others.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 416-A
  Bumper quality label requirements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 416-B
  Vehicle data recording devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 416
  Limited use of dealer's and transporter's number plates by vendee or lessee.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 417-A
  Mandatory disclosures by sellers prior to resale.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 417-B
  Mandatory disclosures by second-hand dealers prior to resale.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 417
  Certificates by retail dealers on sales of second hand motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 418
  Punishment for violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 419
  Recreational vehicle shows or exhibits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 420-A
  Dealer issued temporary registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 420
  Transfer of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 421
  Sale of motor vehicle, trailer or part thereof with changed identification number.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 422
  Special vehicle identification numbers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 423-A
  Enforcement procedures for insuring the retention of vehicle identification numbers on vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 423
  Peace officers and their duties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 424
  Stolen or impounded motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 425
  Repossession of motor vehicle or motorcycle; garageman's lien; notice to police.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 426
  Punishment for making false statement; stolen vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 427
  Disposition of registration fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 428
  Refunds.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 429
  Junk and salvage vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 430
  Retail sale of junk and salvage vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 431
  Vehicle identification numbers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 460
  Legislative findings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 461
  Short title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 462
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 463
  Unfair business practices by franchisors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 464
  Obligations of dealers prior to delivery to retail buyers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 465
  Procedures relating to warranties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 466
  Unreasonable restrictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 467
  Dealership facilities assistance upon termination, cancellation or nonrenewal.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 468
  Preservation of consumer protection statutes.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 469
  Private actions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 470
  Construction of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 471
  Notice requirement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 472
  Separability.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 473
  Savings clause.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 490
  Definition; application for and issuance of identification card.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 491
  Period of validity of identification card; required fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 492
  Duplicate identification card; change of address.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 493
  Revocation of identification card.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 494
  Administrative procedure.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 495
  Prohibition against transfer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 498
  Inter-municipal for-hire vehicle operation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 500
  Application of this title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 501-A
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 501-B
  Additional restrictions on certain learners' permits and drivers' licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 501
  Drivers' licenses and learners' permits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 502-A
  Determination of weights applicable to license requirements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 502
  Requirements for licensing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 503-A
  Limited class DJ and MJ licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 503
  Period of validity of drivers' licenses, learners' permits and applications; required fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 504
  Form of license.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 505
  Duplicate and amended licenses and permits; change of address.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 506
  Reexamination of licensees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 507
  Miscellaneous provisions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 508
  Administrative procedures.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-A
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-B
  Qualifications of bus drivers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-BB
  Reexamination of bus drivers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-C
  Disqualification of bus drivers generally.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-CC
  Disqualification of drivers of school buses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-D
  Qualification procedures for bus drivers, maintenance of files and availability to subsequent employers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-E
  Annual review of driving record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-F
  Record of violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-G
  Examinations and tests.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-H
  Operation by person not licensed to drive a bus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-I
  Notification of a conviction resulting from a violation of this chapter in this state or a motor vehicle conviction in another state and license revoc
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-J
  Compliance required.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-K
  Ill or fatigued operator.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-L
  Drugs, controlled substance and intoxicating liquor.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-M
  Duties of the department.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-N
  Exempt carriers; reporting requirements.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-O
  Penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-P
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-Q
  Application for employment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-R
  Investigations and inquiries.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-S
  Annual review of driving record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-T
  Record of violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-U
  Commercial driver qualification files.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-V
  Investigation of motor carrier files.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-W
  Penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-X
  Exemptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509-Y
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 509
  Violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 510-A
  Suspension and revocation of commercial driver's licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 510-B
  Suspension and revocation for violations committed during probationary periods.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 510-C
  Suspension and revocation of certain class DJ or class MJ learner's permits or driver's licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 510
  Suspension, revocation and reissuance of licenses and registrations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 511-A
  Facilitating aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 511-B
  Seizure and redemption of unlawfully operated vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 511-C
  Seizure and forfeiture of vehicles used in the unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle under certain circumstances.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 511-D
  Aggravated failure to answer appearance tickets or pay fines imposed.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 511
  Operation while license or privilege is suspended or revoked; aggravated unlicensed operation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 512
  Operation while registration or privilege is suspended or revoked.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 513
  Certificate of magistrate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 514-A
  Notification of convictions, suspensions, revocations, cancellations and disqualifications by commercial motor vehicle operators.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 514-B
  Certification of convictions, suspensions, revocations and disqualifications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 514
  Certifying convictions, forfeitures and nonappearances to the commissioner and recording convictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 515
  Alteration of convictions endorsed on licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 516-A
  Reciprocal driver license agreements with provinces of Canada.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 516-B
  Reciprocal agreements concerning reporting of traffic offenses and administrative action thereon.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 516
  Driver license compact.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 517
  Interstate compact guaranteeing appearance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 520
  Statement of findings and declaration of purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 523-A
  Driver improvement clinic programs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 523-B
  Experimental driver safety programs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 523
  Reports.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 530
  Restricted use licenses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 540
  Creation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 541
  Purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 542
  Composition of the board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 543
  Appointment; compensation; meetings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 544
  Responsibilities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 545
  Immunity.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 546
  Escort certificates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 547
  Period of validity of escort certificates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 548
  Fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 549
  Cancellation of an escort certificate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 550
  Recertification.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 551
  Violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 600
  Leaving scene of an incident without reporting.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 601
  Leaving scene of injury to certain animals without reporting.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 602
  Arrest for violations of sections six hundred and six hundred one.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 603-A
  Accidents; police authorities to investigate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 603
  Accidents; police authorities and coroners to report.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 604
  Reports; contents; preparation; distribution; filing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 605
  Report required upon accident.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1100
  Provisions of title refer to vehicles upon highways; exceptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1101
  Required obedience to traffic laws.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1102
  Obedience to police officers and flagpersons.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1103
  Public officers and employees to obey title; exceptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1104
  Authorized emergency vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1105
  Traffic laws apply to persons riding animals or driving animal-drawn vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1110
  Obedience to and required traffic-control devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1111-A
  Owner liability for failure of operator to comply with traffic-control indications. Repeal Date: 12/01/2009
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1111
  Traffic-control signal indications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1112
  Pedestrian-control signal indications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1113
  Flashing signal indications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1114
  Display of unauthorized signs, signals, or markings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1115
  Interference with official traffic-control devices, railroad signs or signals and other highway appurtenances.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1116
  Lane direction control indications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1117
  Traffic-control signals; malfunction.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1120
  Drive on right side of roadway; exceptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1121
  Passing vehicles proceeding in opposite directions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1122
  Overtaking a vehicle on the left.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1123
  When overtaking on the right is permitted.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1124
  Limitations on overtaking on the left.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1125
  Further limitations on driving to left of center of roadway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1126
  No-passing zones.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1127
  One-way roadways and rotary traffic islands.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1128
  Driving on roadways laned for traffic.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1129
  Following too closely.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1130
  Divided and controlled-access highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1131
  Driving on shoulders and slopes.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1140
  Vehicle approaching or entering intersection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1141
  Vehicle turning left.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1142
  Vehicle entering stop or yield intersection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1143
  Vehicle entering roadway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1144
  Operation of vehicles on approach of authorized emergency vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1145
  Vehicle approaching rotary traffic circle or island.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1146-A
  Approaching horses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1146
  Drivers to exercise due care.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1150
  Pedestrians subject to traffic regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1151-A
  Pedestrians' right of way on sidewalks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1151
  Pedestrians' right of way in crosswalks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1152
  Crossing at other than crosswalks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1153
  Provisions relating to blind or visually impaired persons.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1155
  Pedestrians to use right half of crosswalks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1156
  Pedestrians on roadways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1157
  Pedestrians soliciting rides, or business.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1160
  Required position and method of turning at intersections.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1161
  U turns in certain areas prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1162
  Starting parked vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1163
  Turning movements and required signals.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1164
  Signals by hand and arm or signal lamps.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1165
  Method of giving hand-and-arm signals.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1166
  Required position for turning at alley, driveway, private road or onto property off the roadway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1170
  Obedience to signal indicating approach of train.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1171
  Certain vehicles must stop at all railroad grade crossings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1172
  Stop signs and yield signs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1173
  Emerging from alley, driveway, private road or building.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1174
  Overtaking and passing school bus.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1175
  Obstructing traffic at intersection.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1176
  Obstructing highway-railroad grade crossings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1180-A
  Maximum speed limits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1180
  Basic rule and maximum limits.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1181
  Minimum speed regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1182-A
  Multi-jurisdictional speed contests, races and similar special events.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1182-B
  Filming of movies, commercials and similar events.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1182
  Speed contests and races.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1192-A
  Operating a motor vehicle after having consumed alcohol; under the age of twenty-one; per se.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1192
  Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1193
  Sanctions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1194-A
  Driving after having consumed alcohol; under twenty-one; procedure.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1194
  Arrest and testing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1195
  Chemical test evidence.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1196
  Alcohol and drug rehabilitation program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1197
  Special traffic options program for driving while intoxicated.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1198
  Ignition interlock device program. Repeal Date: 09/01/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1199
  Driver responsibility assessment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1200
  Basic rules.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1201
  Stopping, standing, or parking outside of business or residence districts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1202
  Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in specified places.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-A
  Parking permits for handicapped persons.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-B
  Parking spaces; handicapped.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-C
  Off street parking spaces for the handicapped.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-D
  Out-of-state vehicles bearing special identification.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-E
  Dumping snow onto parking places for handicapped prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-F
  Handicapped parking enforcement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203-G
  Establishment of the handicapped parking education program.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1203
  Additional parking regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1204
  Officers authorized to remove illegally stopped vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1210
  Unattended motor vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1211
  Limitations on backing.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1212
  Reckless driving.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1213
  Obstruction to driver's view or driving mechanism.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1214
  Opening and closing vehicle doors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1215
  Driving on mountain highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1216
  Coasting prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1217
  Following emergency fire vehicles prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1218
  Crossing fire hose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1219
  Putting glass or other injurious substances on highway prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1220-A
  Liability for violation of a local law prohibiting unlawful dumping in a city having a population of one million or more.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1220-B
  Unlawful solicitation of ground transportation services at an airport.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1220-C
  Work permits for work on state highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1220
  Throwing refuse on highways and adjacent lands prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1221
  Driving through safety zone prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1222
  Persons riding on trucks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1223-A
  School buses; required identification.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1223
  Lights on vehicles used for transportation of passengers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1224
  Abandoned vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225-A
  Driving on sidewalks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225-B
  Retail sale of frozen desserts by motor vehicle; restrictions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225-C
  Use of mobile telephones.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1225
  Avoiding intersection or traffic-control device.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1226
  Control of steering mechanism.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1227
  Consumption or possession of alcoholic beverages in certain motor vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1228
  Riding in house coach trailers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1229-A
  Pedestrians, animals, and non-motorized vehicles prohibited on state expressway highways or state interstate route highways including the entrances th
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1229-B
  Operation of school, camp and charter omnibuses with passengers standing prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1229-C
  Operation of vehicles with safety seats and safety belts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1229-D
  School bus attendant.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1229
  Sign required on privately-owned vehicle used in delivery of mail.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1230
  Effect of regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1231
  Traffic laws apply to persons riding bicycles or skating or gliding on in-line skates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1232
  Riding on bicycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1233
  Clinging to vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1234
  Riding on roadways, shoulders, bicycle or in-line skate lanes and bicycle or in-line skate paths.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1235
  Carrying articles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1236
  Lamps and other equipment on bicycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1237
  Method of giving hand and arm signals by bicyclists.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1238
  Passengers on bicycles under one year of age prohibited; passengers and operators under fourteen years of age to wear protective headgear.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1239
  Reflective material and devices for in-line skating.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1240
  Leaving the scene of an incident involving a wheeled non-motorized means of conveyance without reporting in the second degree.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1241
  Leaving the scene of an incident involving a wheeled non-motorized means of conveyance without reporting in the first degree.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1250
  Traffic laws apply to persons operating motorcycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1251
  Riding on motorcycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1252
  Operating motorcycles on roadways laned for traffic.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1253
  Clinging to other vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1260
  Effect of regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1261
  Traffic laws apply to persons riding or leading horses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1262
  Riding on roadways, shoulders and horse paths.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1263
  Carrying articles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1264
  Ban on night riding.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1265
  Wearing of helmets.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1600
  Provisions of chapter uniform throughout state.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1601
  Rights of owners of real property.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1602
  Emergency rule.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1603
  Delegation of powers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1604
  Local ordinances prohibited.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1610
  General powers and duties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1611
  Effect of department orders.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1612
  Enforcement.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1613
  Review by courts.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1620
  Speed limits on state highways, and on Indian reservations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1621
  Other traffic regulations on state highways and on indian reservations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1622
  Speed limits on county roads and town highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1623
  Regulation of traffic on the grounds of state departments, institutions of the state university, state hospitals and other state institutions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1624
  Limitation on scope of local speed limits; reports of local speeding convictions to department of transportation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1625
  Traffic regulations on restricted highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1626
  Regulation of rest and parking areas and scenic overlooks.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1627
  Designation of qualifying highways and access highways.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1628
  Traffic regulations on bridge approaches to the barge canal system.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1629
  Closed or restricted bridges; penalties for noncompliance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1630
  Regulation of traffic on highways under the jurisdiction of certain public authorities and commissions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1631
  Additional traffic regulation on the New York state thruway.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1632
  Application of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-A
  Traffic regulations at parking areas and driveways of hospitals, shopping centers, office buildings and office building complexes, places of public as
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-B
  Residential parking system in the Corn Hill section of the city of Rochester.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-C
  Residential parking system in the city of Rye.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-D
  Residential parking system in the village of Pelham in the county of Westchester.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-E*
  Residential parking system in the city of Ithaca in the county of Tompkins.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-E
  Residential parking system in the Tibbetts Brook Park area in the city of Yonkers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-F**
  Residential parking system in the Village of Tarrytown.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-F*
  Residential parking system in the city of Auburn in the county of Cayuga.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-F
  Residential parking permit system in the city of Beacon.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-G
  Residential parking system in the Village of Tuckahoe in the county of Westchester.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-H*
  Residential parking system in the village of Cold Spring in the county of Putnam.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-H
  Residential parking system in the city of Peekskill.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-I
  Residential parking system in the village of Mt. Kisco.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-J*2
  Residential parking system in the village of Irvington.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-J
  Residential parking system in the Garrett Park area of the city of Yonkers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640-K
  Residential parking permit system in the city of Rensselaer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1640
  Traffic regulations in all cities and villages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1641
  Additional traffic regulations on all highways except state highways maintained by the state in cities and villages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1642
  Additional traffic regulations in cities having a population in excess of one million.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1643
  Speed limits on highways in cities and villages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1644
  Special speed limits on bridges and other elevated structures in cities and villages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1645
  Exempting fuel oil trucks from use of truck routes in cities having a population in excess of one million.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1646
  Application of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1650
  Traffic regulations on county roads.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1651
  Traffic regulations on county roads outside of cities and villages.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1652-A
  Traffic signs, signals and marking on highways, roads and streets.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1652-B
  Supervision and installation of traffic devices in Suffolk county.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1652
  Special speed limits on bridges and other elevated structures.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1660-A
  Traffic regulations at parking areas and driveways of hospitals, shopping centers, office buildings and office building complexes, places of public as
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1660
  Traffic regulation in all towns.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1662-A
  Speed limits in certain towns.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1662-B
  Residential parking system in the town of Eastchester in the county of Westchester.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1662-C
  Residential parking system in the town of Harrison.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1662
  Additional traffic regulations in towns in the county of Suffolk.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1663
  Special speed limits on bridges and other elevated structures.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1664
  Application of article.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1670
  Regulation of traffic within municipal facilities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1671
  Access of motorcycles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1672
  Traffic safety board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1673
  Membership of board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1674
  Organization and reports by the board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1675
  Functions of the board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1676
  Executive secretary of board.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1677
  County purpose and charges.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1680
  Department of transportation to adopt manual of uniform traffic-control devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1681
  State traffic-control devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1682
  Local traffic-control devices.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1683
  Signs or markings required.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1684
  State highways maintained by the state.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1685
  All vehicles must stop at certain railroad grade crossings where a stop sign is erected.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1690
  Authority of the Nassau county district court judicial hearing officer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1800
  Penalties for traffic infractions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1801
  Penalties for misdemeanors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1802
  Receipts for fines or bail.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1803
  Disposition of fines and forfeitures.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1805
  Plea of guilty, how put in.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1806-A
  Default judgment in cases of failure to answer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1806
  Plea of not guilty by a defendant charged with a traffic infraction.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1807
  Provisions applicable to arraignments for traffic violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1808
  Effect of stay order on appeal from judgment of conviction of an offense under this chapter.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1809-A
  Mandatory surcharge required in certain cities for parking, stopping and standing violations. Repeal Date: 09/01/2007
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1809-B
  Mandatory surcharge required for certain violations relating to handicapped parking spaces.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1809-C
  Additional surcharge required for certain violations relating to driving while intoxicated and driving while impaired.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1809-D
  Mandatory surcharge for violation of maximum speed limits in highway construction or maintenance work areas.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1809
  Mandatory surcharge and crime victim assistance fee required in certain cases.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 1810
  Compensation of officers shall not depend upon apprehension or arrests.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2101
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2102
  Exclusions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2103
  Excepted liens and security interests; buyer from manufacturer or dealer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2104
  Certificate of title required.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2105-A
  Liens on motor vehicles for failure to make child support payments.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2105
  Application for first certificate of title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2106
  Examination of records.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2107
  Issuance and records.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2108
  Contents and effect.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2109
  Delivery.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2110
  Registration without certificate of title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2111
  Refusing certificate of title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2112
  Lost, stolen or mutilated certificates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2113
  Transfer.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2114
  Transfer to or from dealer; records.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2115
  Transfer by operation of law.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2116
  Additional requirements for applications.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2117
  When commissioner to issue new certificate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2118
  Perfection of security interests.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2119
  Security interest.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2120
  Assignment by lienholder.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2121
  Release of security interest.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2122
  Duty of lienholder.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2123
  Exclusiveness of procedure.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2124
  Suspension or revocation of certificates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2125
  Fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2126
  Powers of commissioner.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2127
  Hearings.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2128
  Court review.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2129
  Stolen, converted, recovered and unclaimed vehicles.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2130
  Offenses relating to certificates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2131
  Evidence of criminal intent or knowledge.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2132
  Effect on other laws.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2133
  Uniformity of interpretation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2134
  Short title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2135
  Severability.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2220
  Jurisdiction of department.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2221
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2222
  Registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2223
  Display of registration numbers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2224
  Registration record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2225
  Certificate of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2226
  Licensing by municipalities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2227
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2228
  Special events.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2229
  Snowmobile, not a motor vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2230
  Suspension and revocation of registrations; offenses; penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2231
  Disposition of fees.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2250
  Jurisdiction of department.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2251
  Registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2252
  Exemption from registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2253
  Certificates of registration, registration numbers, and validating stickers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2254
  Registration record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2255
  Temporary registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2256
  Suspension and revocation of registrations; offenses; penalties.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2257-A
  Suspension, revocation or refusal to issue dealer registration; suspension or revocation of dealer demonstrator number or trailer plate; suspension of
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2257-B
  Yacht brokers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2257
  Registration of dealers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2258
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2260
  General provisions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2261
  Registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2262
  Limitations on registrations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2263
  Revocation and suspension.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2264
  Display of registration number plate or plates.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2265
  Equipment, inspection and insurance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2267
  Dealers and manufacturers.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2268
  Motor-assisted vehicle.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2269
  Exemptions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2270
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2280
  Jurisdiction of department.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2281
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2282
  Registration and permit.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2283
  Display of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2284
  Registration record.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2285
  Certificate of registration.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2286
  Licensing by municipalities.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2287
  Special events.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2288
  Responsibility for operation by minors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2289
  Violations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2290
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2291
  Disposition of fees. Effective Date: 06/10/2006
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2400
  Legislative purpose.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2401
  Definitions.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2402
  Rules and regulations.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2403
  Operation of ATVs; where permitted.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2404
  Operating rules.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2405
  Designation of highways and public lands for travel by ATVs.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2406
  Equipment.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2407
  Liability insurance.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2408
  Special events.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2409
  ATV safety course and safety certificate.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2410
  Operation by minors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2411
  Liability for negligence.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2412
  Service on nonresidents and certain residents, administrators or executors.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 2413
  Accidents; reports.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3000
  Uniformity of interpretation.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3001
  Short title.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3002
  Local laws, ordinances, orders, rules, regulations, administrative code provisions and sanitary and health code provisions continued.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3003
  Reference to existing laws.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3004
  Constitutionality.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3010
  Commissioner and bureau of motor vehicles continued.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3011
  Reference to highway law.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3012
  Existing licenses and registrations not affected.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3013
  Saving clauses.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3014
  Laws repealed.
• New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 3015
  Time to take effect.

Last modified: July 30, 2006