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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 54 - Duties Of Pilotage › Section 54.4 - Records to be kept by pilots

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Pilots individually or through their association shall keep
				  such records of their activities as the board shall reasonably require to
				  insure compliance with these regulations and any other applicable laws. Such
				  records shall be in a format approved by the board and shall be available at
				  all times for inspection by the board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 54 - Duties Of Pilotage › Section 54.5 - Illness of or injury to pilot; return to duty

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A pilot who has been ill or injured to the extent that the
				  pilot has been unable to perform pilotage duties for a period of 30 days or
				  longer shall notify the board or arrange for it to be notified as soon as
				  possible after the 30th day of the disability. A pilot shall not resume
				  pilotage duties until the pilot has appeared before the board and received
				  permission to return to work. A pilot applying for permission to return to work
				  shall present to the board a statement from a personal physician indicating
				  fitness for duty and a detailed evaluation of the pilot's physical condition
				  from a physician selected by the association with which the pilot is
				  affiliated. The board may also require the pilot to submit to an examination by
				  a physician selected by it.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 54 - Duties Of Pilotage › Section 54.6 - Absence from duty; notification to the board; refresher passages

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(a) Whenever any
				pilot is absent from duty for any cause for more than 30 days, the pilot shall
				inform the board in writing or arrange for it to be informed of the reason for
				and the probable length of the absence.
(b) Any pilot who is away from duty for six
				or more months shall complete at least two passages over each route for which
				the pilot is licensed before resuming piloting duties. These refresher passages
				shall be completed as an observer in the company of an active State pilot who
				is licensed in the same or higher grade.
(c) Before resuming piloting activities, a
				pilot who has been absent from duty for six or more months shall submit to the
				board a list of completed refresher passages including the name, gross tonnage,
				and draft of each vessel in which the passages were completed. The list shall
				also include a description of each passage and the name of each pilot
				accompanied. A pilot may also be required to appear before the board prior to
				resumption of piloting duties.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 54 - Duties Of Pilotage › Section 54.7 - American vessels under enrollment, American vessels under register and foreign vessels: license requirements

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Pilots shall not be assigned to American vessels under
				  enrollment unless they hold the appropriate Federal license. Pilots shall not
				  be assigned to American vessels under register and foreign vessels on routes
				  not covered by their State license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 55 - Fees For Pilotage › Section 55.2 - Supplementary fees-Hudson River

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(a) Additional fees
				for intermediate cargo stops, fueling stops, stops to take water. If a vessel
				makes a cargo stop, a fueling stop, or a stop to take water at any intermediate
				port or place on the Hudson River, the Hudson River Pilot shall be entitled to
				a fee of 5 percent per hour of the Zone 2 Base Rate, up to a maximum charge of
				35%.
(b) Launch fees.
(1) Zone 1 Lower River Yonkers to Hyde Park:
				Yonkers to Hyde Park: Rate $2.99 per Pilotage Unit for the Yonkers Pilot
				Station, $1.495 per Pilotage Unit (computed as 50 percent of the per unit Zone
				1 launch fee) for Pilot Transport Fee at Yonkers Anchorage.
(2) Zone 2 Upper River Hyde Park through
				Albany or Troy: Rate $2.99 per Pilotage Unit for the Yonkers Pilot Station,
				$2.63 per Pilotage Unit for the Norrie Point Pilot Station, $1.315 per Pilotage
				Unit (computed as 50 percent of the per unit Zone 2 launch fee) for Pilot
				Transport Fee at Hyde Park Anchorage.
(3) A minimum of 100 Units, maximum of 500
				Units applies for all launch fees.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 55 - Fees For Pilotage › Section 55.3 - Supplementary fees-Long Island Sound and Block Island Sound

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(a) Tariff rates for the New York harbors of
				Long Island Sound.
(1) Pilot Units (PU).
				Pilot Units shall be determined by multiplying the overall length of the vessel
				by the extreme breadth by the depth to the uppermost continuous deck, in feet,
				and dividing the total by 10,000.
(2) Tariff rates.
EFFECTIVE
0-49PU
50-99PU
RATE/PU 100
MAX 500
FLAT R AT E
FLAT RATE
OR OVER
PU
Upon Passage
$412.41
$494.40
$4.61
$2305.00
1/1/24
$424.78
$509.23
$4.75
$2375.00
1/1/25
$437.53
$524.50
$4.90
$2450.00
1/1/26
$450.65
$540.24
$5.05
$2525.00
1/1/27
$464.17
$556.45
$5.20
$2600.00
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.1 - Rotation in assignment of pilots

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The pilots in each category of pilots licensed by the
				  commissioners shall maintain a regular system of rotation in the assignment to
				  vessels of the pilots in their category, and any pilot who shall fail to accept
				  an assignment in accordance with such system and shall be subject to a fine not
				  exceeding $50 and a suspension of his license for not more than 30 days and, in
				  the event that the circumstances attending such failure shall involve
				  intoxication or wilful refusal to accept duty, such pilot shall be tried for
				  such offense or offenses.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.2 - Penalty for failure by pilot to obey order

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Failure to obey promptly any order relative to the
				  performance of duty which a pilot may receive, either directly from the
				  president of the association or other body of pilots licensed by the
				  commissioners of which the pilot may be a member, or through the medium of any
				  person or persons charged with the issuance or transmittal of orders relative
				  to the performance of duty, shall subject a pilot to revocation or suspension
				  of his license in the discretion of the commissioners.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.3 - Penalty for neglect or refusal by Sandy Hook pilot to join pilot boat

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Any Sandy Hook pilot neglecting or refusing to join a pilot
				  boat forthwith after notice may have been given to him to join such boat,
				  shall, unless satisfactory reasons are given for such neglect or refusal, be
				  fined the sum of $100, or be suspended for such time as the commissioners may
				  deem proper; or, if the refusal of the pilot to join a pilot boat shall be of
				  such nature as to warrant it, his license may be revoked.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.4 - Penalty for failure by Sandy Hook or Hell Gate pilot to board inward-bound vessel

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Sandy Hook pilots and Hell Gate pilots are required to board
				  the nearest inward-bound vessel displaying a signal for a pilot unless there be
				  in sight a vessel showing a signal of distress. Failure to comply with this
				  section will subject the pilot so failing to a penalty of
				  $50.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.5 - Duty of master of vessel: safety of pilot; damages-penalty; delay boarding or leaving vessel-penalty; return of letters by pilot- nonliability

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(a) Whenever a
				vessel is receiving or discharging a pilot, the master of the vessel shall
				bring his vessel to a full stop and shall supply a suitable ladder, in good
				condition, properly placed and secured, to enable the pilot to board or leave
				the vessel safely. In addition to any damages which may be awarded to a pilot
				against any vessel or her owners or agents for failing to provide the pilot
				with a safe means of boarding or leaving the vessel, the owners or agents of
				any vessel failing to comply with this section shall be subject to a penalty of
				not more than $500 and not less than $100.
(b) Any pilot who wilfully or negligently
				causes unnecessary delay to a vessel in the act of boarding or leaving her
				shall be subject to a penalty of $100.
(c) Subject to all laws, rules and
				regulations of the United States, or any agency or department thereof, the
				pilot on an outward-bound vessel may, when requested to do so, return to the
				agent of such vessel all letters handed to him by the master or purser of that
				vessel, provided such letters shall contain sufficient postage and are properly
				prepared for carriage and mailing. Neither the pilot nor any association of
				which he is a member, shall be liable in any way for the loss or misdelivery of
				any letter or parcel of letters or other mailing matter so delivered to the
				pilot, and a pilot may require the master of the vessel or the vessel's agent
				to sign a written statement relieving the pilot and the association to which he
				belongs from all such responsibility. Any necessary expense attending such
				service shall be paid by the local agent of the vessel.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.6 - Fine or suspension for pilot's ommission or refusal to perform pilotage-connected duty

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Any pilot omitting or refusing to perform any duty connected
				  with pilotage, as provided by this Chapter, or by the commissioners, shall be
				  liable to a fine of $100, or to suspension, at the discretion of the
				  commissioners.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.7 - Fine for pilots carried to sea through negligence or lack of skill

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If, through his own negligence or want of skill, a pilot
				  shall be carried to sea, such pilot shall, in the discretion of the
				  commissioners, be subject to a fine of $100 for each week during which he shall
				  be unavailable for duty at the Port of New York by reason of having been so
				  carried to sea.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.8 - Fine or suspension for pilot's noncompliance with regulations of the Federal government for the use of Ambrose or other channels or areas

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The pilot of any vessel who shall fail to comply strictly
				  with regulations prescribed by the Federal government for the use of Ambrose
				  Channel or other channels or areas, shall be subject to a fine of $100 or
				  suspension of license, at the discretion of the commissioners. No order or
				  request by the master, agent or owner of the vessel shall be held to exonerate
				  the pilot from this penalty.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.9 - Anchoring vessel elsewhere than on officially designated anchorage ground within waters of Port of New York; prohibition of pilots-fine or suspension

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Pilots are prohibited, except in cases of emergency, from
				  anchoring a vessel within the waters of the Port of New York elsewhere than on
				  an officially designated anchorage ground. Any pilot who shall violate this
				  section shall be liable to a fine of $100 or suspension from duty, at the
				  discretion of the commissioners.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.10 - Vessel's going aground or other accident to be reported to secretary by pilot; fine for violation

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In the event of a vessel's going aground or meeting with any
				  accident while a pilot is in charge, the pilot shall report all circumstances
				  attending the grounding or other accident to the secretary at the office of the
				  commissioners within 24 hours after arrival of the pilot in port, specifying
				  the location and exact time of such grounding or accident and the nature and
				  cause thereof. Every violation of this section shall be punishable by a fine of
				  $100.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.11 - Destruction or mutilation by pilot of official or authorized postings in pilot office, shore station or pilot boat; fine or suspension

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Any pilot destroying or mutilating by erasure or otherwise
				  any memorial, petition, or other paper posted up in a pilot office or shore
				  station, or on board a pilot boat, by order of the commissioners or by order of
				  the duly authorized executive officers or committee of any association or other
				  body of pilots licensed by the commissioners of which he may be a member, shall
				  be subject to a fine of $25 or to suspension, as the commissioners may
				  determine.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.12 - Unofficial use by pilot of name of pilot organization or board prohibited; fine

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The use by any pilot licensed by this board of the name of a
				  pilot organization, or of the name of the board, for the purpose of advertising
				  or carrying on any business other than that which appertains to the proper
				  duties of the pilots, is hereby forbidden. Failure to comply with this section
				  shall subject the pilot to a fine of $100.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.13 - Use of abusive or insulting language or threatening conduct by pilot; suspension or revocation of license

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A pilot guilty of using abusive or insulting language, or
				  guilty of threatening conduct, toward the master, officers or crew of any
				  vessel, or toward other pilots, or any person lawfully on board any vessel, at
				  any pilot station, or in any place of business, shall be liable to suspension
				  or revocation of his license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.14 - Conduct of pilots-fine and/or suspension or revocation of license; drunkenness; incurring debts; disorderly conduct

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Any pilot who, while on or off duty, shall conduct himself in
				  such a manner as to bring discredit to the pilotage service, shall for such
				  misbehavior be subject to a fine not exceeding $250 and/or suspension or
				  revocation of his license, as in the judgment of the commissioners the
				  necessities of the case may require. Drunkenness on duty, other than as set
				  forth in subdivision 1 of section
				  94 of the
				  Navigation Law; drunkenness in any public place; incurring of debts beyond the
				  ability of a pilot to pay, resulting in judgments and/or attachments against
				  the property of the pilot; and/or disorderly conduct of any kind; shall
				  constitute misbehavior within the meaning of this section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.15 - Membership in or association with unapproved pilotage organization prohibited; forfeiture of pilot's license

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No pilot licensed by the board shall belong to, or be
				  associated with, any association relating to pilotage which shall adopt any
				  rule or regulation for the government of pilots unless such association submits
				  to the board all rules and regulations for the government of pilots adopted by
				  it and receives the approval of the board of such rules and regulations before
				  attempting to put such rules or regulations into effect. A failure to observe
				  this section may result in the forfeiture of a pilot's
				  license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.16 - Imposition of costs against complainant or respondent

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The board may, in its discretion, impose costs against either
				  complainant or respondent, in such amount as will reimburse the board for any
				  expenses incurred by it in connection with a hearing, depending on the final
				  outcome or disposition thereof.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.17 - Payment of fines to be made to board

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All fines imposed by this Chapter shall be paid to the
				  board.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.18 - Penalty for failure by Sandy Hook pilot to obtain signed order

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It shall be the duty of the Sandy Hook pilot on turn when
				  delivering a letter on board a vessel arriving on pilot station ordering her to
				  go instead to another port without entering Port of New York to have an order
				  signed. Failure to comply with this regulation will subject the pilot so
				  failing to a penalty of $50.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter II - Board of Commissioners of Pilots › Part 56 - Fines, Penalties And Forfeitures › Section 56.19 - Chemical/substance abuse

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A licensed pilot, pilot in training or registered
				  apprentice:
(a) while on duty, shall
				not use a controlled substance;
(b)
				while off duty, shall not use a controlled substance unless it is lawfully
				obtained, pursuant to a prescription, from a person authorized to dispense
				controlled substances;
(c) while on
				or off duty, shall not use any prescription drug whether or not it was lawfully
				obtained pursuant to a prescription, if the use of that drug would impair the
				skills, abilities or judgment of said person in discharging their
				responsibilities.
Controlled substance means any substance listed in Schedule
				  I, II, III, IV or V of section
				  3306 of the
				  Public Health Law. The misuse or abuse of prescription drugs shall not be an
				  acceptable explanation for failing a drug test. Any person who violates this
				  regulation, shall be immediately suspended from duty and, after review by the
				  commissioners, may have their license or registration revoked.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.1 - Thruway Authority

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The corporation created by title 9 of article 2 of the
					 Public Authorities Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.2 - Thruway system

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All areas under the jurisdiction of the Thruway
					 Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.3 - Controlled system

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That part of the Thruway system extending from, and
					 including, the toll barrier at Woodbury to, and including, the toll barrier at
					 Williamsville, and that portion of the Thruway system identified as the
					 Berkshire section from its intersection with the main line between Coxsackie
					 and Selkirk to, and including, the toll barrier at Canaan, and that portion of
					 the Thruway system extending from, and including, the toll barrier at
					 Lackawanna, to, and including, the toll barrier at Ripley.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.4 - Bus

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Any motor vehicle used for the transportation of 10 or more
					 persons.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.5 - Emergency service vehicle

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A vehicle customarily used for the purpose of towing,
					 pushing, repairing or otherwise servicing disabled vehicles.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.6 - Tandem trailer combination

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A combination of vehicles consisting of a truck tractor,
					 first semitrailer, dolly, and second semitrailer, or a truck, dolly, and
					 semitrailer which exceeds the limitations of section
					 385 of
					 the Vehicle and Traffic Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.7 - Special hauling permit

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Authorization issued by the Thruway Authority on payment of
					 a prescribed fee permitting a single trip by a specific vehicle or normal
					 combination of vehicles which could not otherwise use the Thruway system
					 because of excess dimensions or weight.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.8 - Tandem trailer combination special hauling permit

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Authorization issued by the Thruway Authority permitting
					 the operation on the Thruway system for an appropriate term of tandem trailer
					 combinations which exceed the limitations of section
					 385 of
					 the Vehicle and Traffic Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.9 - Overwidth bus special hauling permit

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Authorization issued by the Thruway Authority permitting
					 the operation of 102- inch wide buses on the Thruway system for an appropriate
					 term.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.10 - Saddle-mounted vehicles

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In an operation in which not more than two motor vehicles
					 constitute the commodity being transported, the combination of one such
					 transported vehicle and the transporting vehicle, and two such transported
					 vehicles and the transporting vehicle, shall be considered a single and double
					 saddle-mount respectively; provided, however, that:
(a) the wheels of no more than one axle or
				  set of tandem axles of each transported vehicle is on the roadway during the
				  course of transportation;
(b) no
				  such transported vehicle furnishes any motive power; and
(c) each such transported vehicle is mounted
				  upon a device designed and constructed so as to be readily dismountable and
				  which performs the function of a conventional fifth wheel.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.11 - Medial strip

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The area of the Thruway system which separates traffic
					 moving in opposite directions.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 100 - Definitions › Section 100.12 - Road service permit

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Authorization issued by the Thruway Authority on payment of
					 a prescribed fee permitting a vehicle to enter the Thruway system to make
					 repairs to a parked disabled vehicle or to reenter the Thruway system after
					 having exited for repairs and to obtain parts for repairs to a parked disabled
					 vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 101 - Vehicle Classifications, Toll Schedules And Related Toll Rules › Section 101.1 - Vehicle classifications

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For purposes of determining tolls payable for the use of
					 the Thruway system, the following vehicle classifications shall apply for the
					 controlled system and for the bridge and barrier stations at New Rochelle,
					 Yonkers, the Tappan Zee Bridge, Spring Valley, Harriman, Buffalo city line,
					 Buffalo Black Rock, and the Grand Island Bridges (such stations hereinafter
					 referred to as the "bridge and barrier stations"):
(a) Class 2L. Class 2L (two-low) vehicles are
				  those with two axles and a height of less than 7'6".
(b) Class 3L. Class 3L (three-low) vehicles
				  or vehicle combinations are those with three axles and a height of less than
				  7'6".
(c) Class 4L. Class 4L
				  (four-low) vehicles or vehicle combinations are those with four or more axles
				  and a height of less than 7'6".
(d)
				  Class 2H. Class 2H (two-high) vehicles are those with two axles and a height of
				  7'6" or more.
(e) Class 3H. Class
				  3H (three-high) vehicles or vehicle combinations are those with three axles and
				  a height of 7'6" or more.
(f) Class
				  4H. Class 4H (four-high) vehicles or vehicle combinations are those with four
				  axles and a height of 7'6" or more.
(g) Class 5H. Class 5H (five-high) vehicles
				  or vehicle combinations are those with five axles and a height of 7'6" or
				  more.
(h) Class 6H. Class 6H
				  (six-high) vehicles or vehicle combinations are those with six axles and a
				  height of 7'6" or more.
(i) Class
				  7H. Class 7H (seven-high) vehicles or vehicle combinations are those with seven
				  or more axles and a height of 7'6" or more.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 101 - Vehicle Classifications, Toll Schedules And Related Toll Rules › Section 101.2 - Purpose and general description

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The following toll schedules and fees shall apply for the
					 use of the Thruway system:
(a) For
				  that portion of the controlled system extending from, and including, the toll
				  barrier at Woodbury, to, and including, the toll barrier at Williamsville,
				  including the Berkshire section, and extending from, and including, the toll
				  barrier at Lackawanna, to and including, the toll barrier at Ripley.
(1) The tolls shall be as set forth on the
				  detailed toll schedules, each of which is designated "New York State Thruway
				  Toll Schedule 2021" and each of which is appended hereto in Appendix A-1, (see
				  section 101.4 of this Part) and made a
				  part hereof.
(2) In the authority's
				  sole discretion and as set by the authority, certain classes of vehicles or
				  vehicle types may be eligible for an E-ZPass discount from the toll schedules
				  listed in paragraph (1) of this subdivision and certain vehicles that meet fuel
				  efficiency and emission standards, as determined by the authority, may also be
				  eligible for an additional E-ZPass discount.
(3) In the authority's sole discretion, the
				  authority may prescribe a minimum toll by vehicle class and prescribe
				  administrative fees related to the use of the Thruway system.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 101 - Vehicle Classifications, Toll Schedules And Related Toll Rules › Section 101.3 - Related toll rules

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(a) Evasion or
				  nonpayment of tolls.
(1) The evasion,
				  nonpayment, payment in other than lawful currency, payment of less than the
				  full amount required or other failure to comply with the published toll rates
				  or tolls for any reason along the Thruway system is prohibited.
(i) The owner of any vehicle which violates
				  toll collection regula- tions without paying the charge prescribed by the
				  Authority shall be liable to the Authority for an administrative fee, known as
				  the toll violation fee:
(a) for any cashless
				  tolling facility, in the amount of $100.00 for each such toll violation unless
				  a fee of less than $100.00 is set by the Authority in its sole
				  discretion;
(b) for all other
				  facilities, in the amount of $50.00 for each such toll violation unless a fee
				  of less than $50.00 is set by the Authority in its sole discretion,
The toll violation fee shall be in addition to the
					 applicable toll charge and any fines and penalties otherwise prescribed by law
					 or by agreement.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 101 - Vehicle Classifications, Toll Schedules And Related Toll Rules › Section 101.4 - Definitions

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The adopted version of this section by
					 New
					 York State Register October 11, 2023/Volume XLV, Issue 41, eff.
					 1/1/2024 is not yet
					 available.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.2 - Prohibition of liquor and other intoxicating beverages

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No person shall consume any intoxicating beverage nor have
					 in his or her possession any open bottle or container, containing liquor, beer,
					 wine or other alcoholic beverage while such person is on any portion of the
					 Thruway system. An open bottle or open container in any vehicle, while on the
					 Thruway system, shall be presumptive evidence that the same is in the
					 possession of all the occupants thereof and in violation of this
					 section.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.3 - Prohibited practices concerning motor fuel prices and sales

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(a) The offering to
				  sell, the selling, or the offering to buy or the buying of motor fuel at a
				  price in excess of the posted price or the soliciting or accepting of any
				  gratuity or the offering or giving of a gratuity of any kind in connection with
				  the sale of motor fuel on the Thruway system.
(b) The selling or buying of motor fuel on
				  the Thruway system contingent upon the selling or buying of any services or of
				  goods other than the motor fuel itself.
(c) Failure to obey orders which are issued
				  by the Thruway Authority's executive director or his designee where there
				  exists or impends any condition which might endanger the health, safety or
				  welfare of any person and which concern the operation of gasoline service areas
				  including, but not limited to, the following:
(1) hours of operation;
(2) minimum and maximum quantities of motor
				  fuel sold; and
(3) eligibility
				  standards for the purchase of motor fuel.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.4 - Hitchhiking; loitering

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The solicitation of a ride, commonly known as hitchhiking,
					 or stopping any vehicle for the purpose of picking up or discharging a
					 hitchhiker, on any portion of the Thruway system, including toll plazas, is
					 prohibited. Loitering in or about the toll plazas or any other portion of the
					 Thruway system, for the purpose of hitchhiking or for any other purpose, is
					 prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.5 - Commercial activity; solicitation of funds

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No person shall carry on any commercial activity on the
					 Thruway system without the written permission of, or unless under contract
					 with, the Thruway Authority. No person shall post, distribute or display signs,
					 advertisements, circulars, printed or written matter on the Thruway system
					 without written permission from the Thruway Authority. No person shall solicit
					 funds for any purpose on the Thruway system without written permission of the
					 Thruway Authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.6 - Waste and rubbish

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Disposal on the Thruway system of bottles, cans, paper,
					 garbage, rubbish or other waste material of any kind or description is
					 prohibited. Disposal of said material in dumpsters at service areas is
					 restricted to waste and rubbish accumulated during travel.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.7 - Damage to property

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No person shall cut, mutilate or remove any trees, shrubs
					 or plants located on the Thruway system. No person shall deface, damage,
					 mutilate or remove any sign, delineator, structure, fence or any other property
					 or equipment of the Thruway Authority or any of its
					 concessionaires.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 102 - Limitations On Use Of Thruway System › Section 102.8 - Acts interfering with Thruway operations

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The following acts are prohibited by any person on any
					 portion of the Thruway system when they interfere or tend to interfere with the
					 efficient, safe and orderly operation of the Thruway system:
(a) The throwing, hurling or dropping of any
				  missiles or other objects which might result in injury to patrons or Thruway
				  employees or other persons or damages to the property of the Thruway Authority,
				  its patrons or other persons.
(b)
				  Interference with, damage to or destruction of property of the Thruway
				  Authority, of its patrons or other persons.
(c) The unlawful discharge of any firearms,
				  fireworks or other explosives.
(d)
				  Interference with the lawful duties of Thruway employees or members of Troop T,
				  State Police.
(e) Any act or
				  conduct which interferes, or tends to interfere with the free, orderly and safe
				  flow of traffic on the Thruway.
(f)
				  Assembly or congregating with other persons who by their presence may interfere
				  with the efficient, safe and orderly operation of the Thruway system.
(g) Disorderly, boisterous or violent conduct
				  whereby a breach of the peace may be occasioned.
(h) Trespass, entry or presence upon Thruway
				  property other than in the normal course of duties of a Thruway employee patron
				  or for the transaction of business with the Thruway Authority, its
				  concessionaires or contractors.
(i)
				  Engaging in any act or conduct obstructing or tending to obstruct, unrestricted
				  access to any part of the Thruway system by Thruway employees, persons having
				  business with the Thruway Authority, its concessionaires or contractors, or the
				  use thereof by its patrons.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.1 - Obedience to officers, signs and signals

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No person shall fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any
					 order of a member of the State Police, the collectors at toll booths at
					 interchanges and barriers, flaggers of the maintenance forces, and such
					 uniformed officers as may be employed by the Thruway Authority for such
					 purposes. No person shall fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any traffic
					 control sign, signal or device erected or displayed by the Thruway Authority on
					 the Thruway system, unless directed otherwise by a member of the State Police
					 or Thruway Authority employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.2 - Speed limits

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The maximum speed limit on the Thruway system is 65 miles
					 per hour except:
(a) from milepost
				  NE-3.54 to milepost NE-15.01, for trucks only, 50 miles per hour;
(b) as otherwise posted; and
(c) electronic toll collection:
(1) Speeds.
(i) speed limits on travel through toll booth
				  lanes dedicated for electronic toll collection shall be as posted;
				  and
(ii) speed limits for
				  electronic to toll collection at highway speed shall be the maximum speed limit
				  on the Thruway system unless otherwise posted.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.3 - One-way traffic

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Except as otherwise directed by proper authority, no person
					 shall operate, or cause to be moved, any vehicle on the Thruway system except
					 in the direction of traffic. The driver of a vehicle entering a service area,
					 interchange, shoulder, or deceleration lane shall enter such area, interchange,
					 shoulder or lane from the adjacent traffic lane, exercising caution so as not
					 to interfere with or endanger traffic. Similarly, the driver of a vehicle
					 leaving a service area, interchange, shoulder, or acceleration lane shall enter
					 the Thruway system using the adjacent traffic lane, exercising caution so as
					 not to interfere with or endanger traffic.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.4 - Use of the median strip

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(a) Driving
				  a vehicle on or across, or parking, standing or stopping a vehicle on the
				  median strip is prohibited; provided, however, that these prohibitions shall
				  not apply to:
(1) police, maintenance or
				  official Thruway Authority vehicles;
(2) emergency service vehicles operated by
				  oil companies under contract with the Thruway Authority;
(3) towing trucks and emergency service
				  vehicles operated by garages authorized by the Thruway Authority;
(4) certified tandem maintenance vehicles
				  provided in the provisions governing tandem trailer operations;
(5) fire vehicles or ambulances when operated
				  in the performance of their official duties;
(6) independent contractors' and consultants'
				  vehicles when issued a U-turn authorization letter from the Thruway Authority;
				  or
(7) any other vehicle duly
				  authorized by the Thruway Authority's executive director or his designee;
				  provided, however, that in all cases, the operator thereof uses caution so as
				  not to interfere with or endanger traffic.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.5 - No U turns

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A U turn on the Thruway system is prohibited except when
					 approved and supervised by a member of the State Police or an employee of the
					 Thruway Authority. Excepted from the provisions of this section are such
					 authorized vehicles as are described under section
					 103.4 of this Part, and then only
					 under such conditions as are described therein.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.6 - Driving, overtaking and passing

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(a) Trucks, buses and vehicles hauling
				  trailers are prohibited from using the extreme left lane on the Thruway system,
				  as posted.
(b) Trucks and vehicles
				  hauling trailers are restricted to the right two lanes on the Thruway system,
				  as posted.
(c) The provisions of
				  subdivisions (a) and (b) of this section shall not apply where the normal lanes
				  are not available by reason of construction, accident or otherwise, and where
				  the left lane is used to enter or exit an interchange.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.7 - Changing lanes

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A vehicle shall be driven as nearly as practicable entirely
					 within a single lane and shall not be moved from such lane until the driver has
					 first ascertained that such movement can be made with safety.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter III - New York State Thruway Authority › Subchapter A - Use And Occupancy Of The Thruway System › Part 103 - Operation Of Vehicles › Section 103.8 - Parking of vehicles

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(a) Parking
				  is prohibited on all roadways. No vehicle on the Thruway system shall be
				  parked, stopped or allowed to stand on the traffic lanes, acceleration lanes,
				  deceleration lanes, bridges, access ramps or on shoulders in front of service
				  areas.
(b) Stopping is prohibited
				  on the shoulders of the traffic lanes except in an emergency, or when
				  authorized by the State Police or an employee of the Thruway Authority. In the
				  event that it is necessary for the driver of a truck or tractor trailer to
				  leave such vehicle on the Thruway unattended and it is impossible or
				  impractical, in the opinion of the State Police, to have such vehicle towed off
				  the Thruway, the driver shall obtain a parking permit from the State Police
				  before leaving the Thruway system.