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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 181 - Definitions, Construction And Scope › Section 181.2 - Construction and scope

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In the interpretation of this Subchapter, its provisions
					 shall be construed as follows:
(a) Any
				  term in the singular shall include the plural, and vice versa.
(b) Any term in the masculine shall include
				  the feminine and neuter.
(c) Any
				  requirement or prohibition of any act shall, respectively, extend to and
				  include the causing, procuring, aiding or abetting, directly or indirectly, of
				  such act, or the permitting or the allowing of any minor under 16 years of age
				  in the custody of any person, doing any act prohibited by any provision
				  thereof.
(d) No provision hereof
				  shall make unlawful any act necessarily performed by any officer or employee of
				  the department in line of duty or work as such, or by any person, his agents or
				  employees, in the proper and necessary execution of the terms of any agreement
				  with the department.
(e) Any act
				  otherwise prohibited by this Subchapter, provided it is not otherwise
				  prohibited by law or local ordinance, shall be lawful if performed under, by
				  virtue of and strictly within the provisions of a permit issued by the
				  department so to do, and to the extent authorized thereby.
(f) This Subchapter is in addition to and
				  supplements all Federal and State laws, orders, rules and
				  regulations.
(g) Vehicle and
				  Traffic Law. Except for those sections which are inconsistent with or modified
				  by this Subchapter, the provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State
				  of New York, as amended, shall apply within the parkway system.
(h) Territorial scope. This Subchapter shall
				  be effective within, above and upon all parts or portions of the Taconic State
				  Parkway system and of the Westchester County parkway system of which the
				  department has jurisdiction, authority and control and shall regulate the use
				  thereof by all persons.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.1 - Advertising and signs

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(a)
				  Advertising by any means whatever and the display of any type of sign within
				  the parkway system is prohibited except as authorized by the
				  department.
(b) Section 13.07 of
				  the Parks and Recreation Law is applicable to any sign and/or advertising
				  structure and device adjacent to the boundaries of the parkway system
				  right-of-way.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.2 - Bathing and swimming

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Bathing or swimming in any waters located within the
					 parkway system is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.5 - Construction work

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Construction work of any kind or work incidental thereto is
					 prohibited within the parkway system unless authorized under a written
					 agreement or contract with the department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.6 - Damaging of trees, shrubs, plants, etc

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Cutting, mutilating or removing any tree, shrub, flower,
					 plant, topsoil, etc. within the parkway system, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.7 - Defacement of parkway property

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The injury, defacement, removal or destruction of surfaces
					 within the parkway system, or of its structures, appurtenances, facilities or
					 property, is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.8 - Drains and sewers

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The discharge, directly or indirectly, into any opening, or
					 into any gutter leading into any sewer, receiving basin or drain, within or
					 leading into the parkway system, of any sewage, oil, gas or vapor, industrial
					 waste, or any substance which may form a deposit tending to choke the same, or
					 any volatile liquid which will emit a flammable vapor, or any stream or hot
					 water above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.9 - Explosives, fireworks

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The use or carrying of explosives or fireworks within the
					 parkway system, including any substance, compound, mixture or article having
					 properties of such a character that alone or in combination or contiguity with
					 other substances or compounds may decompose suddenly and generate sufficient
					 heat, gas or pressure, or any or all of them to produce rapid flame,
					 combustion, or administer a destructive blow to surrounding objects, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.10 - Firearms

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(a) The use,
				  display or discharge of any firearms or other weapons within the parkway
				  system, except as authorized by the department or by law, is
				  prohibited.
(b) Except in the
				  performance of official duties, the discharge of a firearm, air gun, spring gun
				  or other instrument or weapon in such a manner that a projectile enters or is
				  likely to enter any part of the parkway system, is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.11 - Fires

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The igniting or maintaining of fires within the parkway
					 system for any purpose whatsoever, is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.13 - Hitchhiking

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Soliciting rides within the parkway system, commonly known
					 as "hitchhiking", is prohibited. Waiting within the parkway system for the
					 purpose of "hitchhiking" or participating in a "car pool", or as part of a
					 demonstration or protest, or for any other purpose, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.14 - Horses

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The use, riding or driving of a horse, except to, from or
					 along a bridle path established or maintained by the department within the
					 parkway system, is prohibited. Any such horse shall be well broken and
					 constantly held in such control that it may be easily and quickly stopped. No
					 horse shall be left unbridled or unattended in any unenclosed space within the
					 parkway system without being securely fastened. Reckless driving or riding on
					 bridle paths is prohibited. Bridle paths shall not be used after one-half hour
					 after sunset or before one-half hour before sunrise.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.15 - Hunting and trapping

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No person shall, within the parkway system, hunt, trap,
					 molest, kill, wound, take, chase, shoot or throw missiles at, remove, or have
					 in his possession any animal, reptile, bird, bird's nest or squirrel's nest, or
					 remove the young of any animal or the eggs or young of any reptile or bird; or
					 knowingly buy, receive, have in his possession, sell or give away any animal,
					 reptile, bird or egg so killed or taken.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.16 - Littering

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Throwing, dropping or discarding refuse or other material
					 of any kind or description within the parkway system, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.17 - Obedience to parkway police officer or authority employee

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No person shall, within the parkway system, neglect or
					 refuse to comply with or obey the direction or command indicated by gesture or
					 otherwise, of any parkway police officer or department
					 employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.18 - Peddling, sales, etc

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The offering, selling, hiring or leasing of any goods,
					 wares, merchandise or services, whether or not such services are to be rendered
					 for compensation, or for the purpose of distributing samples, pamphlets or
					 advertising matter of any sort within the parkway system, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.19 - Photography

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The taking of photographs or moving pictures within the
					 parkway system is prohibited except at designated parking areas, unless
					 authorized under an agreement with the department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.20 - Picnicking

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Picnicking is prohibited within the parkway system, except
					 at designated parking areas.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.21 - Processions, parades

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Vehicular processions or parades are prohibited except as
					 authorized by the department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.22 - Sledding, skating, skiing

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Skating, sledding, walking or going upon any ice, or
					 snowshoe, or ski, motorized or otherwise, or towing persons on skis, sleds, or
					 skates within the parkway system, is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.23 - Driving off pavement

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No vehicle may enter or leave the parkway system except by
					 means of entrances and exits provided for such purposes.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.24 - Insignia and signs on vehicles

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(a) Nonrestricted vehicles, except taxicabs
				  and vehicles owned and operated by governmental agencies, having any name,
				  insignia or sign painted or displayed thereon are prohibited within the parkway
				  system, except for identification purposes.
(b) For purposes of identification, the name
				  and address only of the owner of a nonrestricted vehicle appearing on the sides
				  thereof in letters not more than two inches in height shall not be construed as
				  being in violation of this Subchapter.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.25 - Median strip and crossovers

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The median strip between the laned roadways in the parkway
					 system, including crossovers and areas beyond the laned roadways, shall not be
					 used by vehicles or persons on foot for any purpose except official purposes,
					 or in emergencies.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.27 - Parking, standing or stopping

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(a) Parking, standing or stopping is
				  prohibited within the parkway system, except in areas designated by the
				  authority or except in cases of emergency. In cases of emergency, vehicles may
				  be parked, stopped or standing on the shoulders or on the grass area to the
				  right of the laned roadways facing the direction of travel, with all wheels and
				  any projecting part of such vehicle, including the load thereon, completely
				  clear of the laned roadway.
(b)
				  Vehicles illegally parked, disabled or abandoned within the parkway system may
				  be towed off the parkway system and impounded. Such vehicles may not be removed
				  from the designated storage area until after the payment of towing, storage and
				  other authorized charges.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.28 - Pedestrians

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Pedestrians are prohibited within the parkway system,
					 except in cases of emergency or when crossing the parkway right-of-way at
					 authorized crossings.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.29 - Projecting objects

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(a) No
				  vehicle will be permitted to enter or operate within the parkway system with
				  any article of any kind on the outside of the vehicle, unless such article is
				  carried in or upon a rack designed for that purpose.
(b) The maximum projection of both the
				  article and rack above the roof of the vehicle shall not exceed 30
				  inches.
(c) The overall height of
				  the vehicle, including article and rack shall not exceed 10 feet.
(d) The article and/or rack shall not project
				  beyond the front and/or rear of the permanent equipment of the vehicle more
				  than a total of two feet and in no case shall project beyond the sides of the
				  vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.30 - Restricted parkway

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A parkway, or portion thereof, under construction or
					 reconstruction may be designated by the Commissioner of Transportation as a
					 restricted parkway. The following regulations shall be effective with respect
					 to a specific restricted parkway from the date the parkway is designated a
					 restricted parkway by an official designation of the commissioner until the
					 restriction is removed by a notice of cancellation of such designation:
(a) Signs, signals and traffic control
				  devices. Operators of vehicles on restricted parkways shall obey the
				  instruction of all signs, signals and traffic control devices erected on or
				  along such parkways by the Commissioner of Transportation or his duly
				  designated agent.
(b) Speed
				  restrictions.
(1) No person shall drive a
				  motor vehicle on a restricted parkway at a speed that is greater than the speed
				  limit indicated on official signs or that is reasonable and prudent under the
				  conditions and having regard to the actual and potential hazards then
				  existing.
(2) Except when a special
				  hazard exists that requires lower speed for compliance with paragraph (1) of
				  this subdivision, no person shall drive a vehicle on a restricted parkway
				  within a work zone at a speed in excess of 25 miles per hour. A work zone is
				  defined as a portion of the restricted parkway delineated as an area of work by
				  appropriate signs.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.31 - Restricted vehicles

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The following type vehicles, including those elsewhere
					 defined in this Part, are not permitted on the parkways within the parkway
					 system, unless authorized under an agreement with the department:
(a) bicycles;
(b) buses;
(c) commercial;
(d) golf carts;
(e) hearses, except those operated by or for
				  a licensed funeral director or undertaker while traveling to or from a funeral,
				  interment, cremation, place of death or other destination for the acceptance
				  and shipment of the body or remains of a deceased person;
(f) house coaches;
(g) motor-driven cycles;
(h) school buses;
(i) semitrailers;
(j) snowmobiles;
(k) tractors;
(l) trailers;
(m) trucks, except emergency service or
				  towing vehicles operated in compliance with section
				  182.37  of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.33 - Speed contests and races

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Races or contests for speed are prohibited within the
					 parkway system and no person shall engage in or aid or abet in any motor
					 vehicle speed contest or exhibition of speed within the parkway
					 system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.34 - Speed limits

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(a)
				  Except where otherwise posted, and except where such maximum speeds are unsafe,
				  the maximum speeds at which vehicles may be operated on the parkways within the
				  parkway system are as follows:
(1) Cross
				  County Parkway.
(i) Forty-five miles per hour
				  between the Saw Mill River Parkway and Westchester Avenue in the City of Mount
				  Vernon.
(ii) Fifty-five miles per
				  hour between Westchester Avenue in the City of Mount Vernon and the Hutchinson
				  River Parkway.
(iii) Forty miles
				  per hour on the Wartburg Extension of the Cross County Parkway between the
				  Cross County Parkway and the Hutchinson River Parkway.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.36 - Stop intersections

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(a)
				  Parkway toll stations. All vehicles approaching a parkway toll station within
				  the parkway system shall come to a full stop before paying the required toll
				  charge.
(b) Cross County Parkway.
(1) All vehicles approaching the Cross County
				  Parkway from the following shall, before entering the parkway, come to a full
				  stop:
Tibbits Brook Park
Yonkers Avenue
Valentine Street
Mile Square Road--Seminary Avenue
Midland Avenue--Kimball Avenue
Bronx River Road
Bronx River Parkway
(2) All vehicles approaching the following
				  from the Cross County Parkway shall, before entering the same, come to a full
				  stop:
Rumsey Road
Midland Avenue near Yonkers Avenue
Midland Avenue near Kimball Avenue
Midland Avenue near Bronx River Road
Broad Street
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.37 - Towing

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Emergency service and towing vehicles are allowed to enter
					 upon and operate within the parkway system in direct response to calls for
					 assistance. When responding to a service call, such vehicles shall enter the
					 parkway system at the entrance nearest to the disabled vehicle and shall leave
					 at the nearest exit.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.38 - Traffic direction

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No vehicle shall be operated, backed, pushed or otherwise
					 caused to move in a direction which is against the normal flow of traffic on
					 any travel lane, shoulder or other roadway within the parkway
					 system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.39 - Turns

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(a) Hutchinson
				  River Parkway. All vehicles on the Hutchinson River Parkway are prohibited from
				  making the following turns:
All turns to department's New Rochelle maintenance area
					 headquarters
(b) Saw Mill
				  River Parkway.
(1) All vehicles approaching
				  the Saw Mill River Parkway are prohibited from making the following turns:
Left from Cyrus Field Road
Left from Peter Bont Road (Mountain Road)
Left from Rumsey Road--southbound
Left from Westchester County Parkway Police
					 Headquarters--except police vehicles
Left from School Street--westbound
All turns from School Street--eastbound
(2) All vehicles on the Saw Mill River
				  Parkway are prohibited from making the following turns:
All turns at McLean Avenue service station
Southbound left to Yonkers Avenue
Northbound left to Tompkins Avenue
Left to Cyrus Field Road
Left to Peter Bont Road (Mountain Road)
Left to New York State Thruway
Left turns northbound to Grant Street
Left turns northbound to School Street
All turns southbound to Grant Street
All turns southbound to School Street
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.40 - U-turns

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(a) The making of a
				  U-turn at any point within the parkway system is prohibited. Excepted from the
				  provisions of this section are:
(1) operators
				  of authorized emergency vehicles;
(2) operators of authority
				  vehicles;
(3) operators of
				  authorized construction, maintenance, repair and towing vehicles.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.41 - Yield intersections

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(a)
				  Cross County Parkway.
(1) All vehicles
				  approaching the Cross County Parkway from the following shall, before entering
				  the same, yield the right-of-way to all approaching vehicles:
Central Park Avenue
(2) All vehicles approaching the following
				  from the Cross County Parkway shall, before entering the same, yield the
				  right-of-way to all approaching vehicles:
Parkway South
LaBelle Road near New Rochelle Road
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.42 - Use of parkway lands

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The entering upon, or the occupancy of any lands, including
					 any structure, facility or dwelling house thereon, is prohibited except for
					 photography as provided in this Part, unless expressly authorized in an
					 agreement with the department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.43 - Damage to parkway property

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The willful, neglectful or negligent damage, whether direct
					 or indirect, of any structure, traffic safety device, facility or appurtenance
					 within the parkway system is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 182 - General Provisions › Section 182.44 - Right turn on red signal

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(a)
				  Taconic State Parkway.
(1) All vehicles
				  approaching the Taconic State Parkway are prohibited from making a right turn
				  on red signal at the following intersections:
Cleveland Street
Lakeview Avenue
Stevens Avenue
(2) All vehicles on the Taconic State Parkway
				  are prohibited from making a right turn on red signal at the following
				  intersections:
Cleveland Street, southbound
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 184 - Enforcement, Penalties And Validity › Section 184.1 - Enforcement

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This Chapter and the provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic
					 Law are enforced on the Westchester County parkway system by the Westchester
					 County parkway police, and on the Taconic State Parkway system by the New York
					 State Police.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 184 - Enforcement, Penalties And Validity › Section 184.2 - Penalties

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(a) The violation
				  of any provisions of sections
				  182.1
				  through
				  182.22
				  and 183.1 through 183.3 of this Subchapter shall constitute an offense
				  punishable by a fine of not to exceed $100.
(b) The violation of any provisions of
				  sections
				  182.23
				  through
				  182.41 and
				  182.44 
				  of this Subchapter shall constitute a traffic infraction punishable by such
				  fines and penalties as provided in section 1800 of the New York State Vehicle
				  and Traffic Law, and acts amendatory thereof and supplemental
				  thereto.
(c) For the purpose of
				  conferring jurisdiction upon courts and judicial officers generally, violations
				  of those rules and regulations of the department which are herein defined as
				  offenses shall nevertheless be deemed misdemeanors for the sole purpose of
				  making applicable all procedural provisions of law relating to misdemeanors,
				  and courts of special sessions or city courts, as the case may be, shall in the
				  first instance have exclusive jurisdiction to hear and determine charges of
				  such offenses and no jury trial shall be allowed for such offenses. (Public
				  Authorities Law, § 460[4])
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 184 - Enforcement, Penalties And Validity › Section 184.3 - Validity of rules and regulations

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If any Part, section, paragraph, subdivision, clause or
					 provision of this Subchapter shall be adjudged invalid, such adjudication shall
					 apply only to the Part, section, paragraph, subdivision, clause, or provision
					 so adjudged, and the rest of this Subchapter shall be and remain valid and
					 effective.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.1 - Purpose

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The Child Safety Transportation Act of 1992 (Chapters 69
					 and 403 of the Laws of 1992) as amended by Chapter 623 of the Laws of 2021
					 allows school districts to transport students for distances less than the
					 statutory transportation distance requirements. These guidelines have been
					 developed in consultation with the State Education Department, the Department
					 of Motor Vehicles, and the Division of State Police in order to identify
					 conditions under which walking to and from school may endanger the safety of
					 children. Using these guidelines, school districts can authorize the
					 establishment of a child safety zone.
There are five basic types of safety hazards students may
					 encounter while walking to school:
Highways without sidewalks or adequate shoulders,
Highway intersections,
Highway-railroad grade crossings,
Violent crime statistics, and
Density of vacant buildings or structures.
The guidelines identify factors for each of these types of
					 hazards. These factors, each with assigned point values, are added together to
					 determine if a hazardous zone exists. If the total points equal or exceed the
					 values as set forth in section
					 191.4  of this Part, then the
					 school district may choose to create a child safety zone.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.2 - Definitions

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The following words and phrases used in this Part are
					 defined as follows:
(a)
Curb.
A vertical or sloping member along the edge of a roadway
					 clearly defining the pavement edge.
(b)
Highway.
The entire width between the boundary lines of every way
					 publicly maintained when any part thereof is open to the use of the public for
					 purposes of vehicular travel. For the purposes of this Part, the word
highway
is a generic term for parkway, road, street, avenue,
					 drive, boulevard, lane, etc.
(c)
Intersection.
The area embraced when two or more highways join one
					 another. Where a highway includes two roadways 30 feet or more apart, then
					 every crossing of each roadway of such divided highway by an intersecting
					 highway shall be regarded as a separate intersection. In the event such
					 intersecting highway also includes two roadways 30 feet or more apart, then
					 every crossing of two roadways of such highways shall be regarded as a separate
					 intersection.
There is no differentiation between intersections involving
					 major highways and intersections involving minor highways. Each intersection is
					 evaluated on its own merits by calculating the hazard points from the
					 appropriate chart in section
					 191.4  of this Part.
(d)
Narrow bridge or
				  underpass.
A bridge or underpass which, because of significant
					 reduction in pavement widths on or under the structure, requires students to
					 walk on the roadway due to the absence of shoulders or sidewalks. In addition,
					 for a location to be considered as a narrow bridge or underpass, at least one
					 of the following roadway widths shall exist:
(1) two way traffic with a width of less than
				  18 feet;
(2) two way traffic with a
				  width greater than or equal to 18 feet, but less than the width of the approach
				  roadway;
(3) one way bridge with a
				  width of less than or equal to 10 feet; or
(4) one way bridge with a roadway width less
				  than the width of the approach roadway.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.3 - Types of safety hazards students may encounter while walking to and from school

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A student may encounter three different types of potential
					 hazards while walking to school:
(a)
				  Highways without sidewalks or adequate shoulders. With this type of hazard, a
				  student must be walking either on a narrow shoulder or in the roadway. If a
				  usable sidewalk exists, then the student is expected to use it unless the
				  sidewalk is closed to the public by order of the local municipality. The length
				  of the highway section without sidewalks where children walk on the roadway or
				  on a shoulder within five feet of the roadway is to be measured by any normally
				  accepted method (i.e.,use a measuring wheel, measuring tape or scale the
				  distance from a map). For children to be covered by a child safety zone, they
				  must walk the complete length of the section under analysis. When evaluating a
				  subdivision or neighborhood, the district may use the closest residence to the
				  school for which all students in the neighborhood must pass as the point to
				  begin calculations. If this residence qualifies, all other residences in the
				  neighborhood will also qualify. In order to determine a point value for this
				  type of hazard, the following information must be known:
(1) facility which the student walks on
				  (i.e., sidewalk, shoulder greater than five feet wide, shoulder less than five
				  feet wide, or roadway);
(2) 15
				  minute volume count on the affected roadway during the normal period when
				  students walk to and from school; and
(3) speed limit on the affected roadway.
Determine the type of facility, the volume of traffic, and
					 the speed limit using the definitions for "Curb", "Narrow bridge or underpass",
					 "Roadway", "Shoulder", "Sidewalk", "Speed limit", and "Volume of traffic".
					 Distances should be rounded to the nearest foot. On a roadway without a
					 shoulder for a distance of 397 feet, one point is awarded for the first 300
					 feet and a second point is awarded for feet 301 through 600.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.6 - Petition for the designation of a child safety zone

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We the undersigned, request that the Board of Education of
					 the ____School District review a request for designating ____ between ____ and
					 ____ as a Child Safety Zone.
After receipt of the petition, the Board of Education or
					 Board of Trustees of the affected school district may directly, or by
					 appointment of an advisory committee, make an investigation to determine if
					 such a zone should be established in the district. The investigation shall be
					 made pursuant to the regulations set forth in this Part.
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Name
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Address
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1.________________________________________________________
2.
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4.
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5.
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6.
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7.
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8.
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11.
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12.
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13.
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14.
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15.
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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.7 - Application for determining a child safety zone

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_____________________________________________________________________________
Pursuant to section 3635-b  of the Education Law, a petition
					 shall be submitted in order to request that the Board of Education investigate
					 the need to establish a Child Safety Zone for the purpose of transporting
					 students to and from school.
The petition shall contain a minimum of 25 qualified voters
					 of the school district or five percent of the number of voters who voted in the
					 previous annual election of the members of the Board of Education, whichever is
					 greater.
For requests that designates an area/neighborhood, please
					 submit the application as a package for the entire neighborhood or area to be
					 affected. The package shall contain the petition and application for each
					 family requesting transportation.
_____________________________________________________________________________
Name of Parent/Guardian
					 ________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address
					 ________________________________________________________________________
City _______ ZIP Code _ Telephone # ____
					 ________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________
Name of the Student(s)
					 ______________________________________________________
Name of School to Which Qualifying
					 ______________________________________________________
Student(s) is Walking
Address of School
					 ______________________________________________________
City ______ ZIP Code ______
On a separate 81/2 inch by 11 inch sheet of paper, please
					 provide a map or sketch showing the school route. As a minimum, this map should
					 include the residence where the student(s) reside, location of the school that
					 the student(s) attend, and the route the student(s) travel to and from school.
					 Please indicate all street names and route numbers along the
					 route.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter IV - Highways › Subchapter E - Special Parkways › Part 191 - Child Safety Zones › Section 191.8 - Analysis sheet for determining a child safety zone

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Date: ______ Completed by: ________
Name of School to Which
Qualifying Student(s) is Walking:
					 ______________________________________________________
Address of the School:
					 ______________________________________________________
City: ________State: ____NY ZIP Code ____.
________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
POINT DETERMINATION
HAZARD TYPE - Highways Without Sidewalks or Inadequate
					 Shoulders
1. Location on highway (check
				  one): ____ Points
[ ] on shoulder >= five feet wide or sidewalk
[ ] on shoulder <= five feet wide without a
					 sidewalk
[ ] on roadway with no shoulder
[ ] on roadway at a narrow bridge or overpass
2. 15 minute vehicular
				  count on roadway being walked by ____ Points the students: ____
				  vehicles....................................................
3. Speed limit on roadway being walked: __
				  mph ____ Points
_______________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________
X. Total Points (Line 1 + Line 2 + Line 3)
				  ____ Points.....................................................
HAZARD TYPE - Highway Intersections
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices Introduction

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INSERT the following paragraphs:
Standard:
22A The target compliance dates for certain signs disallowed by
				the New York State Supplement, but allowed by the MUTCD, shall be as
				follows:
Section
				2B.32 
				Keep Right and Keep Left Signs (R4-7, R4-8) -- removal of R4-7a sign --
				September 13, 2017.
Section
				2B.47 
				Design of Parking, Standing, and Stopping Signs -- removal of R7- 201aP plaque
				-- September 13, 2017.
Section
				2B.54 
				No Turn on Red Signs (R10-11 Series, R10-17a, and R10-30) -- removal of R10-11a
				sign -- September 13, 2017.
Section
				2C.36 
				Advance Traffic Control Signs (W3-1, W3-2, W3-3, W3-4) -- removal of W3-1a and
				W3-2a signs -- September 13, 2015.
Support:
23A Section 1680(c) of the New York State Vehicle and Traffic
				Law allows for the installation of a noncompliant device up to the specified
				compliance date if the device is on order, or on hand and serviceable. This
				allowance should be used with care, as it could jeopardize funding on a
				Federal-aid project, in addition to adversely affecting highway
				safety.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 17 - DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION › Chapter V - New York State Supplement To The National Manual On Uniform Traffic Control Devices For Streets And Highways-2009 Edition › Part 1 - General › Chapter 1A - General › Section 1A.03 - Design of Traffic Control Devices

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DELETE Paragraph 04.
INSERT the following paragraphs:
Option:
03A Highway agencies may develop word message signs to
					 notify road users of special regulations or to warn road users of a situation
					 that might not be readily apparent. Unlike symbol signs and colors, new word
					 message signs may be used without the need for experimentation.
Standard:
03B Any change to a word message sign that can be
					 considered more than a minor modification (see next Option) shall be approved
					 by the New York State Department of Transportation before it is
					 implemented.
Option:
03C With the exception of symbols and colors, minor
					 modifications in the specific design elements of a device may be made provided
					 the essential appearance characteristics are preserved. Such minor revisions
					 may include making a word plural or singular; changing the hours listed on a
					 sign; word deviations such as "road" for "street" on a sign; etc. Although the
					 standard design of symbol signs cannot be modified, it may be appropriate to
					 change the orientation of the symbol to better reflect the direction of
					 travel.
Support:
03D In places where there are a significant number of
					 non-English speaking individuals in the driving population, it can be
					 beneficial to duplicate the text on certain signs in a language other than
					 English.
Guidance:
03E To avoid sign clutter, the number of signs so
					 duplicated should be held to a minimum; only the most critical ones should be
					 reproduced.
Standard:
03F The use of a sign with non-English text, with the
					 exception of proper names, shall require authorization from the New York State
					 Department of Transportation.
Support:
03G The New York State Department of Transportation's
					 policy allows bilingual signing for guide signs and limits its use on
					 regulatory and warning signs. It also encourages the use of symbol type signs
					 instead of text signs whenever possible to limit the need for bilingual
					 signing.
Standard:
03H U.S. Customary standard measurements (formerly known as
					 English units) shall be used in all text messages except where a language other
					 than English is used.
Option:
03I Measurements may be expressed in metric units (e.g., 10
					 km instead of 6 miles) where a language other than English is
					 used.