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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.5 - Taxicab services

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(a)
Definition.
A taxicab is a vehicle properly licensed, inspected, and
				  marked as such by an appropriate licensing authority of the State of New York.
				  All such vehicles shall be subject to inspection by any airport law enforcement
				  personnel, any Federal, State or local law enforcement officer, any airport
				  official, and all agents appointed by the SRAA who display proper
				  identification. Vehicles which fail inspections will be required to immediately
				  leave airport premises.
(b)
License to operate on airport premises.
(1) The SRAA may grant an exclusive or
				non-exclusive license(s) for walk-up customer taxicab services originating from
				the airport.
(2) Fees and charges
				for service originating from the airport will be determined by the executed
				airport ground transportation agreement between the SRAA and the taxicab
				services operator.
(3) Taxicabs
				which are not parties to an agreement with the SRAA shall be limited to
				drop-off fares and prearranged pick-up fares and are limited to waiting in
				designated areas only.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.6 - Transportation charter party (TCP) carriers

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(a)
Definition.
A transportation charter party (TCP) carrier is an operator
				  that provides on-demand or scheduled service to or from the airport using
				  limousines, SUVs, vans, buses, etc. This includes businesses which provide
				  TCP-type operations for their customers.
(b)
License to operate on airport
				premises.
(1) No on-demand TCP carrier
				may accept a passenger originating from the airport unless it holds a license
				from the SRAA to operate on airport premises. This license is limited solely to
				passenger pickup and passenger drop-off on a non-exclusive basis.
(2) No scheduled TCP carrier may accept a
				passenger originating from the airport, or discharge passengers at the airport,
				unless it holds a license from the SRAA to operate on airport premises. This
				license is limited solely to passenger pickup and passenger drop-off on a
				non-exclusive basis.
(3) The
				application form for a TCP carrier license may be obtained from the SRAA
				office.
(4) The fee for a TCP
				carrier license is found in the SRAA commercial ground transportation fee
				schedule, as from time-to-time published by the SRAA.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.7 - Courtesy vehicles

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(a)
Definition.
A courtesy vehicle includes those vehicles operated by rental
				  car, hotel/motel, off-airport parking, and institutional
				  (
e.g.
, school) operators for the convenience of customers of
				  their own operations.
(b)
License to operate on airport premises.
(1) No courtesy vehicle may pick-up or
				discharge passengers at the airport unless it holds a license from the SRAA to
				operate on airport premises.
(2) The
				application form for a courtesy vehicle license may be obtained from the SRAA
				office.
(3) The fee for a courtesy
				vehicle license may vary depending on the nature of the operator and may be
				found in the SRAA commercial ground transportation fee schedule, as from
				time-to-time published by the SRAA.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.8 - Nonprofit services including publicly-owned transit

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(a)
Definition.
Nonprofit services include those vehicles operated by a
				  not-for-profit organization, including municipalities or publicly-owned
				  corporations, providing either regularly scheduled service or on-demand
				  service, to the airport.
(b)
License to operate on airport premises.
(1) No nonprofit operator may pick-up or
				discharge passengers at the airport unless it holds a license from the SRAA to
				operate on airport premises.
(2)
				The application form for a nonprofit vehicle license may be obtained from the
				SRAA office.
(3) The fee for a
				nonprofit vehicle license is found in the SRAA commercial ground transportation
				fee schedule, as from time-to-time published by the SRAA.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.9 - Transportation network companies

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(a)
Definition.
A transportation network company (TNC) is an operator that
				  provides transportation services using an online enabled platform to connect
				  passengers with TNC drivers using their personal vehicles.
(b)
License to operate on airport
				premises.
(1) No TNC operator may
				accept a passenger originating from the airport unless it holds a license from
				the SRAA to operate on airport premises.
(2) The application form for a TNC operator
				license may be obtained from the SRAA office.
(3) The fee for a TNC operator license is
				found in the SRAA commercial ground transportation fee schedule, as from
				time-to-time published by the SRAA.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.10 - Airport car rental concessionaires

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(a)
Definition.
An airport car rental concessionaire is an operator that
				  maintains both a counter/office/storage space and a ready/return car facility
				  on airport premises.
(b)
License to operate on airport premises.
An airport car rental concessionaire is granted a license to
				  operate on airport premises under the terms, and for the fees, in its
				  concession agreement with the SRAA.
(c)
Operations.
(1) A car rental concessionaire operating at
				the airport has the non-exclusive right to operate a vehicle rental concession
				and related services at the airport.
(2) Concessionaire shall confine its
				solicitation of business at the airport to signs and written advertisements
				which have received the prior written approval of the SRAA.
(3) Concessionaire shall provide a sufficient
				number of employees in the ready/return vehicle areas to keep traffic lanes
				open at all times.
(4)
				Concessionaire shall keep airport roadways, parking lots and areas free of
				rental vehicles.
(5) All employees
				of concessionaire who operate a vehicle on airport roadways or elsewhere on the
				airport shall do so in accordance with all SRAA rules and
				regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.11 - Guidelines for meet and greet services at the airport

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(a) All commercial ground transportation
				operators and companies utilizing ground transportation services may meet and
				greet individuals or groups in the terminal building only by the use of
				hand-held signs and only in the baggage claim area.
(1) Meet and greet services must be conducted
				in a manner that does not obstruct the normal flow of pedestrian traffic
				through the terminal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.12 - Required records

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(a) Each
				licensed commercial ground transportation operator is required to maintain the
				following current information on file with the SRAA. This information shall
				include, but is not limited to, the following:
(1) For each vehicle:
(i) copy of current vehicle
				registration;
(ii) vehicle
				identification number;
(iii)
				license plate number;
(iv) proof of
				insurance;
(v) roster of drivers
				authorized to operate the vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.13 - Enforcement

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(a)
Violations.
Violations of these rules and regulations may lead to the
				  temporary suspension or permanent revocation of the ground transportation
				  service license and/or the driver's permit to operate on the airport, as well
				  as fines and criminal prosecution.
(b)
Citations.
Administrative citations may be given for any infraction of
				  these rules and regulations. Any airport law enforcement personnel, any
				  Federal, State or local law enforcement officer, any airport official, and all
				  agents appointed by the SRAA who display proper identification are authorized
				  to issue administrative citations for violations of these rules. These
				  citations may be given in addition to any citations for violation of local,
				  State, or Federal laws.
(c)
Administrative fines and penalties.
(1) The executive director may assess fines
				and/or suspensions based on citations for violations of these rules and
				regulations. Behavior prohibited by these rules and regulations includes
				behavior which is destructive to airport property, disrespectful of the airport
				or its patrons, which may be disruptive to airport operations, or which affects
				the safety or security of the airport or its passengers. The director may fine
				or suspend for behavior not specifically listed in these regulations, but
				prohibited under the general categories as stated in this paragraph.
(2) A fine of $100 may be assessed for the
				first citation, a fine of $200 for a second violation of the same provision
				within one year, and a fine of $500 for each additional violation of the same
				provision within one year.
(3) The
				holder of the ground transportation license shall be notified in writing of
				citations issued or fines/suspensions assessed.
(4) The executive director reserves the right
				to revoke a license depending upon the gravity, number, or the severity of
				violations and the ground transportation service operator's response.
(5) Any driver receiving three citations for
				any violations under these regulations within one calendar year shall be
				subject to having his/her individual ground transportation privileges
				revoked.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 175 - Commercial Ground Transportation Operations › Section 175.14 - Adoption of rules and regulations shall not constitute grant of rights

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The adoption of these rules and regulations is not intended
				  to be construed to grant any property right or expectation to any person. The
				  SRAA expressly reserves the right to amend these rules and regulations any time
				  and in any respect, as well as the right to amend concession agreements entered
				  into pursuant to the terms hereof by mutual concurrence of the SRAA and the
				  holder of any such agreement or permit. Additionally, the SRAA reserves the
				  right to limit access to any area of the airport, without issuance of prior
				  notice, for reasons including but not limited to, safety and security of the
				  general public, construction or renovation work at the airport, or acts of God.
				  Any person who determines to invest time or financial resources in the
				  provision of ground transportation service at the airport does so with the full
				  knowledge of the foregoing provisions, and shall have no right or standing to
				  make any claim whatsoever against the SRAA by reason of any subsequent
				  amendment to these rules and regulations, any amendment to a concession
				  agreement or permit or any limitation or restriction to access to the airport
				  as aforesaid.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.1 - Introduction

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(a)
Purpose.
The purpose of these rules and regulations is to protect the
				  public health, safety, interest, and general welfare of all users of the
				  Syracuse International Airport (SYR) and to regulate any activity or action
				  which would interfere with the safe, orderly, and efficient use of the
				  airport.
(b)
Applicability.
These rules and regulations apply to the Syracuse
				  International Airport, which consists of the property shown in the airport's
				  "airport property map", and laid out according to the airport's "airport layout
				  plan".
(c)
Governing
				body.
The Syracuse International Airport is owned by the City of
				  Syracuse (city) and operated by the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority
				  (authority) and governed by and through the board of the authority (board).
				  Under its enabling legislation (chapter 463 of the Laws of 2011 [Title 34 of
				  the Public Authorities Law of the State of New York]), and its lease from the
				  city, the power to:
(1) grant the
				occupancy, use or development of land and improvements at the
airport;
(2) grant the right to engage in any
				commercial aeronautical activity at the airport; and
(3) approve, adopt, amend, or supplement any
				agreement, policy, or practice relating thereto, including these rules and
				regulations, is expressly reserved to the authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.3 - General rules and regulations

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(a)
Access to, entry upon, or use of the airport.
(1) Access to or entry upon the airport shall
				be made only at locations designated by the authority.
(2) Any permission granted directly or
				indirectly, expressed or implied, to any person to enter upon or use the
				airport is conditioned upon:
(i) full and
				complete assumption of responsibility by any person taking
advantage of such permission; and
(ii) full and complete compliance with these
				rules and regulations.
(3) The arrival or departure of an aircraft
				at an airport shall constitute an agreement by the aircraft owner, the aircraft
				operator, aircraft crew members, and aircraft passengers to fully comply with
				these rules and regulations.
(4)
				Any person accessing, entering upon, or using the airport shall defend,
				indemnify, save, protect, and hold harmless the authority and the board,
				individually and collectively, and their representatives, officers, officials,
				employees, agents, and volunteers from any and all claims, demands, damages,
				fines, obligations, suits, judgments, penalties, causes of action, losses,
				liabilities, administrative proceedings, arbitration, or costs arising from or
				related to the person's activities at the airport and/or the manner in which
				the airport is constructed, maintained, operated, managed, or used.
(5) Any person accessing, entering upon, or
				using the airport shall be fully and completely responsible for their actions
				and all actions of any person to whom they
provide or facilitate access to, entering upon, or use of the
				  airport, whether directly or indirectly, express or implied.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.4 - First amendment activities

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(a)
Activities covered by these regulations.
(1)
Distribution.
The
				distribution of literature and materials for the exposition of ideas and
				opinions in the exercise of freedom of speech, association, assembly, and
				religion, but excluding commercial materials, which shall be coordinated with
				the holder of the applicable license for advertising at the airports.
(2)
Solicitation.
The
				solicitation of funds on behalf of not-for-profit organizations for charitable,
				philanthropic, patriotic, political, or religious purposes.
(3)
Demonstration.
A
				gathering of persons for the purpose of expressing a group opinion to observers
				through use of their speech, signs, and/or expressive conduct, excluding
				expression of a message for commercial purposes.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.5 - Security

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(a)
Security.
(1) The authority's
				Uniformed Security Department has the overall responsibility for security of
				the airport. This department is tasked by the authority to ensure a safe and
				secure environment at the airport.
(2) Persons using the airport shall fully
				comply with the security requirements established by the authority pursuant to
				49 CFR, chapter XII, parts 1540 and 1542, as amended.
(3) Security gates that provide access to the
				AOA shall remain closed, locked, and secured except when actually in use.
(i) Vehicle operators shall stop the vehicle
				and allow the gate to fully close before proceeding. The vehicle operator shall
				also ensure that no other vehicles or persons gain access to the airport while
				the gate is in the process of opening or closing. If the vehicle operator
				cannot prevent such access, the vehicle operator shall immediately contact the
				authority or "911".
(4)
				Tampering with, interfering with, or disabling the lock or closing mechanism,
				or breaching any other security device is prohibited unless authorized by the
				authority.
(5) Persons who have
				been provided a code or device for the purpose of obtaining access to a
				restricted area shall not, under any circumstances, divulge, duplicate, or
				otherwise distribute or convey the code or device to any other person unless
				authorized by the authority.
(6)
				Access to restricted areas is limited to persons:
(i) displaying a proper and current
				authority-issued security identification area (SIDA) badge;
(ii) who are aircraft crewmembers, dressed in
				the full uniform of his/her company, displaying a photo ID issued by an
				authorizing airline; (iii) under appropriate supervision or escort; or (iv) as
				otherwise approved by the authority. (7) Access to or entry to sterile areas is
				limited to persons:
(i) who have been
				screened by Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
personnel and possess a valid boarding pass;
(ii) displaying an
				authority-issued sterile area access badge, authority-issued
SIDA badge; or
(iii) under appropriate supervision and
				escorted by a person displaying an
authority-issued airport identification badge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.6 - Passenger terminal rules and regulations

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(a)
Baggage carts.
(1) Use of baggage carts is restricted to
				ticketed passengers renting the units for transporting baggage, packages, or
				similar items. No person shall use baggage carts without paying the appropriate
				fees through the rental device. Every effort should be made to return baggage
				carts to the storage device. No person shall tamper with the rental
				device.
(2) Prohibited uses:
(i) baggage carts are not permitted on the
				escalators;
(ii) baggage carts may
				not be removed from the airport;
(iii) authority employees, lessees,
				sub-lessees, operators, permittees, and
contractors may not keep or stow baggage carts;
(iv) no person or entity, unless
				approved in writing by the authority, shall
dispense or sell baggage carts;
(v) the authority or assignee is responsible
				to collect baggage carts and return
the baggage carts to the rental device.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.7 - Vehicle rules and regulations

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(a)
Regulatory measures.
(1) All
				vehicle operators shall fully comply with the New York State statutes (as may
				be amended from time to time), these rules and regulations, the rules and
				regulations for commercial ground transportation operations issued by the SRAA,
				instructions provided by the authority, directives issued by the executive
				director, and the orders of the SRAA Uniformed Security Division.
(2) At the direction of the executive
				director, traffic signs or traffic control signals indicating: parking, limited
				or prohibited parking; standing or stopping; maximum speed limits; one-way
				traffic; restricted and other limited areas; prohibited entry or exit;
				entrances or exits to and from the airport or areas thereof; limousine and
				taxicab privileges; loading and unloading of vehicles; caution and particular
				dangers may be placed, erected, removed, moved, and/or maintained.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.8 - Lessee and sublessee rules and regulations

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(a)
Security.
(1) All gates, chains, doors, and locks and
				all other safeguards on the leased premises shall be actively maintained (kept
				in good condition) and used in a manner so as to protect all persons and
				property.
(2) Gates or doors which
				provide access to a restricted area through a leased premises must remain (be
				kept) closed, locked, and secured except when actually in use.
(3) An active log of keys, access cards, and
				other media issued (and to whom issued) which allow access to the leased
				premises must be maintained. The log shall be made available to the authority
				upon request. Any lost or stolen keys, access cards, or other media shall be
				reported to the authority immediately.
(4) All applicable reporting requirements as
				established by the authority, FAA, DHS, TSA, and any other agency having
				jurisdiction must be complied with.
(5) Objects shall not be located within five
				feet of the airport perimeter fence or any other distance which could
				facilitate unauthorized access to a restricted area.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.9 - Aircraft rules and regulations

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(a)
Regulatory measures.
Aeronautical activities shall conform to 14
Code of
				  Federal Regulations
(CFR), the Minimum Standards for Aeronautical
				  Services (Minimum Standards), these rules and regulations, the instructions of
				  the authority, the directives of the executive director, or ATC
				  personnel.
(b)
Derelict, non-airworthy, disabled, or abandoned aircraft.
(1) Only aircraft considered airworthy by the
				FAA shall use the airport for aircraft parking, staging, or storage.
(2) Aircraft may undergo major renovation or
				restoration as long as the aircraft is stored in a hangar or such other
				location as may be approved by authority in writing for such aircraft
				maintenance.
(3) Aircraft that are
				derelict or non-airworthy shall be promptly removed from the airport by the
				aircraft owner or aircraft operator unless otherwise authorized in writing by
				the authority.
(i) In the event the authority
				determines the aircraft owner or aircraft operator is unavailable or unable (or
				if aircraft owner or aircraft operator, after being notified by the authority,
				refuses or fails) to remove the derelict or non-airworthy aircraft in a timely
				manner (at aircraft operator's cost and expense), the aircraft may be removed
				by the authority at the risk, cost, and expense of the aircraft
owner or aircraft operator, without liability to the
				  authority for damage arising from, out of, or related to, such removal.
(4) Aircraft owners or
				aircraft operators shall be responsible for the safe and prompt removal of
				disabled aircraft and any part thereof from a movement area to a designated
				non-movement area, unless otherwise required or directed by the authority, FAA,
				National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), or agency having jurisdiction.
(i) In the event the authority determines the
				aircraft owner or aircraft operator is unavailable or unable (or if aircraft
				owner or aircraft operator, after being notified by the authority, refuses or
				fails) to remove the disabled aircraft in a timely manner (at aircraft
				operator's cost and expense), the aircraft may be removed by the authority at
				the risk, cost, and expense of the aircraft owner or aircraft operator, without
				liability to the authority for damage arising from, out of, or related to, such
				removal.
(5) Abandoning
				an aircraft on the airport is prohibited.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter IV - Syracuse Regional Airport Authority › Part 176 - Rules and Regulations › Section 176.11 - Enforcement

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(a)
General.
(1) Representatives of the
				authority, as designated by the executive director, shall enforce these rules
				and regulations.
(2) Any entity who
				violates, omits, neglects, or refuses to comply with these rules and
				regulations or any lawful order issued pursuant thereto may be cited and/or
				removed from, denied use of, and/or prevented from engaging in activities at
				the airports and may be subject to all legal, equitable, statutory, and common
				law rights and remedies available to the authority including, but not limited
				to, actions for declaratory relief, injunctive relief, specific performance,
				damages, fines, penalties, etc.
(3)
				The authority reserves the right to promulgate a schedule of fines and
				penalties to address violations of these rules and regulations. The assessment
				of a fine or penalty may be appealed to the executive director in the manner
				set forth in these rules and regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.1 - Introduction

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The following rules and regulations of the New York State
				  Bridge Authority were promulgated in accordance with the provisions of article
				  3, title 2 of the Public Authorities Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.3 - Applicability

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These rules and regulations shall apply to all premises
				  included under the authority facilities as defined in section
				  200.4 of this
				  Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.4 - Enforcement, law enforcement officials, jurisdiction

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(a) The authority, by resolution, shall from
				time to time appoint or designate one or more persons for the purpose of
				enforcing law, order and the observance of these rules and regulations
				established by the authority. Each person as and when so appointed or
				designated may, during the term of such appointment or designation, be
				uniformed and shall be known as a New York State Bridge Authority patrolman and
				shall be a police officer as defined by paragraph (e) of subdivision 34 of
				section 1.20 of the Criminal Procedure
				Law, and shall have, within the limits of the cities, towns and villages within
				which any part of a bridge, or any other property, operated by the authority
				shall be located, all the powers of a constable, marshal, police constable or
				policeman of a city, town or village in the execution of criminal processes;
				and criminal process issued by any court or magistrate of a county, town, city
				or village within any part of a bridge or any property operated by the
				authority shall be located, may be directed to and executed by any such
				patrolman notwithstanding the provisions of any local or special act, ordinance
				or regulation.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.5 - Violations, penalties

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Violations of any of these rules and regulations shall
				  constitute an offense punishable by a fine of not more than $100; provided,
				  however, that violators of these rules relating to traffic or pedestrian use of
				  a bridge or highway within the jurisdiction of the authority, shall be
				  apprehended and prosecuted in the same manner as provided for the apprehension
				  and prosecution of violators of the Vehicle and Traffic Law, who commit
				  violations thereof upon the public highways. For the purpose of conferring
				  jurisdiction upon courts and judicial officers generally, violations of those
				  rules of the authority which are defined as offenses shall nevertheless be
				  deemed misdemeanors for the sole purpose of making applicable all procedural
				  provisions of law relating to misdemeanors.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.6 - Implementation

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In order to carry out the intent and purpose of these rules
				  and regulations, the authority may, through its agents or employees, by means
				  of directives, posted signs or other means, enlarge or make more specific these
				  rules and regulations, provided that such directives, posted signs or other
				  such means are not inconsistent with these rules and
				  regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 200 - General Provisions › Section 200.7 - Posting, availability

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In addition to that required by existing statute, regulation
				  or executive order, a copy of these rules and regulations shall be
				  conspicuously posted at each toll plaza of the authority and at its permanent
				  executive offices. Copies of these rules and regulations shall be made
				  available to any member of the public upon written request to Executive
				  Director, New York State Bridge Authority, P.O. Box 590, Poughkeepsie, NY
				  12602, at a cost of $2.50.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.1 - Payment of tolls

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No vehicle shall cross the bridges without the payment of the
				  toll prescribed by the authority at the regularly established places for the
				  collection of such tolls. Except where the authority has designated dedicated
				  E-ZPass lanes or video toll lanes without gates where signage directs vehicles
				  not to stop, all vehicles traveling eastbound shall stop at an operating toll
				  booth and pay the appropriate toll according to these rules and regulations
				  unless otherwise directed by an authority agent or employee. Where the
				  authority has established a designated dedicated video toll lane, payment of
				  the required crossing charges shall be made by mail as directed by the
				  authority. The evasion, nonpayment, payment in other than lawful currency,
				  payment of less than the full amount required, or any other failure to comply
				  with the established tolls of the authority is prohibited. Payment of crossing
				  charges by prepaid E-ZPass shall be made by means of a properly mounted E-ZPass
				  tag of the proper class that is classified as valid at the time of the toll
				  transaction. Payment of crossing charges by fare media other than prepaid
				  E-ZPass shall be made at the place and time and in the manner established for
				  the collection of such crossing charge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.3 - Unusual classifications

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Notwithstanding the above toll schedule, the authority
				  reserves the right to determine whether any vehicle and/or load is of unusual
				  design, weight or construction and to determine the toll including surcharges
				  and permit fees.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.4 - Vehicular bridges

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The vehicular bridges subject to toll shall be the Mid-Hudson
				  Bridge, the Rip Van Winkle Bridge, the Bear Mountain Bridge, the
				  Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge, and both spans of the Hamilton Fish Newburgh-Beacon
				  Bridge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.5 - Commuter discount

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(a) The
				E-ZPass commuter discount shall provide for a maximum discounted toll as stated
				for Vehicle Class 9 in Section
				201.2(a), in lieu
				of the otherwise applicable Class 1L toll, provided that the E-ZPass account
				holder agrees to allow their account to be charged for a minimum of 17 tolls
				per monthly period established by the authority.
(b) The Commuter discount plan applies to
				eligible vehicles equipped with E-ZPass tags that are issued to customers who
				apply, qualify and enroll in such plan. Vehicles eligible for the commuter
				discount are those privately registered class 1L vehicles held in the name of
				or leased to an individual or two individuals not constituting a business
				entity.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.6 - E-ZPass Program

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The authority may offer a voluntary program for the payment
				  of tolls for one or more classes of vehicles through its E-ZPass electronic
				  toll system in accordance with procedures and under terms, conditions and
				  agreements as from time to time may be prescribed by the authority. Such terms,
				  conditions and agreements may include minimum deposits, administrative service
				  fees on accounts or equipment, limits on transferability, and E-ZPass account
				  requirements. Use of the E-ZPass system may be conditioned on continued
				  compliance with requirements of other agencies which operate the E-ZPass
				  system. Unauthorized or improper use of an E-ZPass tag or dedicated E-ZPass
				  lane is prohibited and may result in cancellation of E-ZPass account privilege
				  and/or the imposition of administrative fees, costs or
				  penalties.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.7 - Use of Vehicular crossings

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The use of vehicular crossings by any vehicle or other form
				  of traffic shall be and shall be deemed to be conditioned upon payment of the
				  prescribed tolls and upon observance of the rules and regulations of the Bridge
				  authority. All rights, privileges, licenses and permits, express or implied,
				  for the use of said vehicular crossings by any vehicle or other form of
				  traffic, granted by the Bridge authority, shall be and shall be deemed to be
				  revocable, and each such right, privilege, license or permit, at the option of
				  the Bridge authority, shall be and shall be deemed to be revoked and cancelled
				  by and upon the breach of any rule or regulation or of violation of any
				  applicable laws or ordinances while in or upon the said vehicular crossings.
				  Vehicles violating any of the rules and regulations of the authority, as well
				  as other vehicles owned or operated by the owner and/or operator of such
				  vehicles, may be excluded from vehicular crossings permanently or for a
				  specified time.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 201 - Toll Rules And Rates › Section 201.8 - Toll Violation Enforcement

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(a) The
				owner, as defined in Public Authorities Law section 2985(3), of any vehicle
				crossing a bridge without paying the crossing charge prescribed by the
				authority at the place and time and in the manner established for the
				collection of such crossing charge commits a violation of toll collection
				regulations.
(1) Payment of crossing charges
				by E-ZPass shall be made by means of a properly mounted E-ZPass tag of the
				proper class that is classified as valid at the time of the toll transaction.
				For each such violation, the owner shall be charged the full undiscounted
				crossing charge for fare media other than E-ZPass. Nothing in this section
				shall be construed to limit the liability of an E-ZPass account holder for
				administrative violation fees established and imposed by the E-ZPass agreement
				for failure to pay crossing charges by means of a properly mounted E-ZPass Tag
				of the proper class that is classified as valid at the time of the
				transaction.
(2) Payment of
				crossing charges by fare media other than E-ZPass shall be made at the place
				and time and in the manner established for the collection of such crossing
				charge. Nothing in this section shall be construed to limit the obligation of a
				video account holder for administrative violation fees established and imposed
				by the applicable video account agreement for failure to pay the crossing
				charges at the place and time and in the manner established for the collection
				of such crossing charges.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 202 - Prohibited Operators And Vehicles › Section 202.1 - Prohibited operators

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No person shall operate a motor vehicle on any part of the
				  authority facilities unless that person is duly authorized to operate a motor
				  vehicle in the State of New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 202 - Prohibited Operators And Vehicles › Section 202.2 - Unregistered vehicles

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No motor vehicle shall be permitted on any part of the
				  authority facilities which is not registered or is not properly equipped for
				  operation upon the public highways of the State of New York in accordance with
				  the laws of the State of New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 202 - Prohibited Operators And Vehicles › Section 202.3 - Dangerous, unsafe vehicles

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Vehicles loaded in such a manner or with such materials or so
				  constructed or equipped as to be likely to endanger persons or property or to
				  render the use of the authority facilities unsafe are not allowed on the
				  authority facilities. Such prohibited unsafe vehicles shall include, but shall
				  not be limited to:
(a) Vehicles with
				improperly secured loads including, but not limited to, animals or poultry not
				confined.
(b) Vehicles transporting
				loose materials, unless covered with a tarpaulin or other cover or suitable
				device capable of preventing the dislodgement and falling of such material or
				any portion thereof by vehicle movement, or wind or combination
				thereof.
(c) Vehicles in such
				condition that, in the opinion of an agent or employee of the authority, are
				unsafe for use upon the authority facilities. After inspection of a vehicle and
				determination by an authority agent or employee that the vehicle is unsafe for
				use upon the authority facilities, the burden or proof to show the safe
				operating condition of that vehicle shall be upon the operator of that
				vehicle.
(d) Vehicles having flat
				tires, inadequate brakes, faulty mufflers or any other unsafe or improperly
				functioning equipment.
(e) Vehicles
				with solid or metal tires and vehicles with caterpillar threads.
(f) Pushcarts, wheelbarrows, velocipedes and
				similar vehicles.
(g) Vehicles
				excededing 81/2 feet (102 inches) in width when operated on:
(1) weekdays between the hours of 6:30 a.m.
				and 8:30 a.m. and between the hours of 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the Rip Van
				Winkle, Kingston-Rhinecliff, Newburgh-Beacon and Bear Mountain Bridges;
				and
(2) weekdays between the hours
				of 6:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. and between the hours of 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. at
				the Mid-Hudson Bridge.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 202 - Prohibited Operators And Vehicles › Section 202.4 - Slow-moving vehicles

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No unusual slow-moving vehicles and no vehicles which, for
				  that or any other reason, are likely to cause undue delay or interference with
				  traffic, are permitted on any part of the authority facilities, except upon the
				  prior approval of the authority and only at such times and under such
				  circumstances that no undue delay in traffic will occur.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 202 - Prohibited Operators And Vehicles › Section 202.5 - Determination of permitted vehicles

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The authority shall have the right to inspect any vehicle,
				  before, during or after that vehicle's use of any part of the authority
				  facilities to determine whether that vehicle would be, is, or was in violation
				  of these rules and regulations and to prohibit its use, its continued use of
				  the authority facilities (as the case may be) or to determine that a violation
				  of these rules and regulations has occurred.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.1 - Applicability of Vehicle and Traffic Law

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(a) Except for those provisions which are
				inconsistent with or modified by these rules and regulations, the provisions of
				the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New York, chapter 775 of the Laws
				of 1959 as amended, shall apply to the authority facilities.
(b) The omission of a prohibited act
				previously referred to or listed in the previous rules and regulations of the
				authority shall not mean that the authority gives its consent to such an act if
				such an act is prohibited by the Vehicle and Traffic Law of the State of New
				York or any other chapter of the laws of the State of New York.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.2 - Obedience to officers, agents, employees, signs and signals of the authority

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(a) No person shall
				fail, neglect or refuse to comply with any order or directive of a Bridge
				Authority patrolman or any other agent or employee of the authority.
(b) No person shall fail, neglect or refuse
				to comply with any traffic control sign, signal or device erected or displayed
				by the authority on the authority facilities unless otherwise directed by an
				agent or employee of the authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.3 - Speed limits

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(a) Subject to
				posted signs and subject to directions by any employee or agent of the
				authority, the maximum rate of speed for all vehicles on each of the following
				bridges shall be as follows:
(1) Rip Van
				Winkle Bridge--40 miles per hour.
(2) Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge--40 miles per
				hour.
(3) Mid-Hudson Bridge--25
				miles per hour.
(4) Newburgh-Beacon
				Bridge--40 miles per hour.
(5) Bear
				Mountain Bridge--40 miles per hour.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.4 - Load limits

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(a) No vehicle
				legally operating on the State highways adjacent to an authority facility shall
				be refused access to such facility, except that vehicles with a gross maximum
				vehicle weight in excess of those indicated below or with individual or wheel,
				axle, tandem axle or multiple axle loads in excess of those identified in
				subdivisions 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 of section 385 of the New York State
				Vehicle and Traffic Law shall require a permit issued by the executive director
				or his designee, and shall access such facility subject to the conditions
				identified thereon.
(b) The gross
				maximum vehicle weights for each authority facility are:
Bear Mountain Bridge 112,000 lb.
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge (south span) 106,000 lb.
Newburgh-Beacon Bridge (north span) 106,000 lb.
Mid-Hudson Bridge 110,000 lb.
Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge 92,000 lb.
Rip Van Winkle Bridge 126,000 lb.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.5 - Unlawful crossings

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No vehicle shall cross, or attempt to cross, any bridge
				  without the payment of tolls as prescribed by these rules and
				  regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter V - New York State Bridge Authority › Part 203 - Regulation Of Traffic › Section 203.6 - Traffic lanes

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(a) Slow-moving
				vehicles shall, under all circumstances, remain in the right-hand lane, except
				when lawfully passing where passing lanes exist.
(b) No vehicle shall at any time cross the
				dividing line between eastbound and westbound traffic.
(c) No vehicle, other than a passenger
				automobile, shall be permitted in the extreme left lane of a three-lane roadway
				on any bridge.