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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.2 - Introduction

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The commissioner requires that insurance identification
					 cards including for hire insurance certificates, hereinafter referred to as ID
					 cards, be issued as paper proof of motor vehicle liability insurance. ID cards
					 shall be issued in conformance with this Part and shall be carried in a vehicle
					 at all times. ID cards shall be presented to the department in accordance with
					 this Part, Parts 34 and 35 of this Title and the registration, licensing,
					 insurance, and other administrative procedures of the department. Information
					 provided by ID cards shall be verified electronically by insurance companies as
					 required by this Part and the reporting requirements set forth in Part 34 of
					 this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.4 - Issuance of ID cards

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(a) Each
				  insurance company or other authorized person, as prescribed herein, shall issue
				  ID cards to a policyholder:
(1) at the
				  inception of;
(2) upon the renewal
				  of any liability insurance policy on a vehicle;
(3) upon the addition or replacement of a
				  vehicle;
(4) upon the reissuance of
				  a policy with a lapse in coverage; or
(5) upon the updating of or correction of
				  required information. ID cards may be issued upon reinstatement of a policy
				  without a lapse or as otherwise may be necessary in the course of
				  business.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.6 - Verification of insurance coverage (validity of id cards)

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(a) Mandatory verification (MVF). Insurance
				  companies shall respond to DMV initiated MVF transactions in full accordance
				  with the provisions of Part 34 of this Title. MVF transactions primarily
				  represent the verification of ID cards when required electronic proof of
				  insurance is not posted to DMV's insurance information database. The department
				  may, as necessary, request specific verification of insurance coverage from
				  motorists as a result of occurrences that indicate operation of a motor vehicle
				  such as accident reports, conviction certificates, and requests from the public
				  or other agencies. Upon receipt of a response from the motorist, the department
				  shall initiate a MVF transaction to the identified insurance company if DMV's
				  insurance information database does not at that time confirm insurance
				  coverage.
(b) Each insurance
				  company shall provide the department with a single electronic value added
				  network (VAN) mailbox address to receive MVF transactions as required by Part
				  34 of this Title. In addition, each insurance company shall provide the
				  commissioner with a single authorized name and mailing address, e-mail address
				  and telephone number of a person designated to receive manual MVF transactions
				  for dealer/transporter registrations and as may be otherwise required by the
				  commissioner. Insurance companies shall respond to DMV initiated electronic and
				  manual verification of ID cards accepted by the department within the
				  prescribed return transactions specified by and in full accordance with the
				  time frames set forth in Part 34 of this Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.7 - Administrative action

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(a) When the
				  department receives a no insurance (NIS) response from an insurance company to
				  a mandatory verification (MVF) transaction, the department shall issue a
				  registration suspension or 30-day revocation (FH only) and a driver's license
				  suspension, as applicable. Reason for suspension: invalid proof of insurance
				  submitted.
(b) When the department
				  receives a NIS response for a MVF transaction generated by a report of
				  operation of a motor vehicle without insurance, the department shall issue a
				  one year revocation against the driver's license and/or registration as
				  prescribed by law and assess the civil penalties prescribed by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.8 - Notice of termination

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All of the information and warnings required to be provided
					 on a notice of termination sent to an insured by an insurance company as
					 required by subdivision 1 of sections 313 and
					 370  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law and Part
					 34 of this Title shall continue to be required on such
					 notice.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.10 - Encrypted two-dimensional (2D) bar code security feature

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(a)
General information.
Key information (data elements) pertaining to the insurance
					 company, policy, ID card issuer, registrant and vehicle are captured and
					 secured within an encrypted 2D bar code using public domain bar coding
					 standards (PDF-417), data encryption and digital signature (Triple DES). This
					 anti-fraud measure eliminates easily forged ID cards and helps to ensure that
					 there is a policy in force at the time of ID card issuance and subsequent
					 submission to DMV.
(b)
Key data elements captured within bar code.
ID card issuers shall capture accurate and compatible
					 information from registrant policyholders for policy (insurer reporting) and ID
					 card issuance purposes.
(1) ID Card
				  Issuer's New York State Department of Financial Services license
				  number
(2) Insurance company
				  code
(3) Policy number (may be
				  binder or NYAIP assignment or control number)
(4) Current date (date of issuance entered
				  programmatically)
(5) Effective
				  date
(6) Expiration date
(7) Preparation date (temporary NYAIP ID card
				  only)
(8) Individual registrant
				  name number 1
* Last name (surname)
* First name (given name)
* Middle initial
* Suffix (if applicable)
(9) Individual registrant name number 1
				  formatted in one field for printing
(10) New York State driver's license number
				  for individual registrant 1
Individual registrant name number 2 (if applicable)
* Last name (surname)
* First name (given name)
* Middle initial
* Suffix (if applicable)
(11) Individual registrant name number 2
				  formatted in one field for printing
(12) New York State driver's license number
				  for individual registrant 2
(13)
				  Organization registrant name (one name only)
(14) Federal Employer's Identification number
				  (FEIN) for organization registrant name
(15) Address of registrant for mailing
* Street
* City
* State
* Zip code
(16) Vehicle identification number
				  (VIN)
(17) Year of
				  vehicle
(18) Make of
				  vehicle
(19) Number of Seats- for
				  hire registration classes only
(20)
				  Indicators for REPLACEMENT VEHICLE, HISTORICAL, TOW TRUCK and special codes for
				  prescribed wording printed in lieu of vehicle specific information as provided
				  for in section
				  32.13  of
				  this Part.
Note:
Zeros may be entered for New York State a driver's license
					 number when the individual registrant does not have a New York State driver's
					 license. Zeros may be entered for a FEIN when the organization registrant does
					 not have a FEIN.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.11 - Prescribed forms for id cards

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Each ID card, including the FS-75 specified by section
					 32.15 
					 of this Part, shall be printed and issued in full accordance with the
					 specifications prescribed by this Part in substantially the following
					 form:
(a) Permanent FS-20: Front print
				  only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(b) Permanent
				  FS-20: Pre-printed back
Front (See: Appendix 32-2)
Back (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(c) Temporary
				  FS-21: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(d) Temporary
				  FS-21: Pre-printed back
Front (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
Back (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(e) Permanent
				  Bonded FS-83: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(f) Permanent
				  Bonded FS-83: Pre-printed back
Front (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
Back (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(g) Permanent
				  FH-1: Front print only
(See Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(h) Permanent
				  FH-1: Pre-printed back
Front (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
Back (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(i) Permanent
				  Bonded FH-1B: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(j) Permanent
				  Bonded FH-1B: Pre-printed back
Front (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
Back (See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(k) Permanent
				  Self-Insurer FS-80: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(l) Permanent
				  Security Depositor FS-79: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(m) Permanent
				  Unauthorized Insurance Company FS-84: Front print only
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
(n) Permanent
				  For-Hire Self-Insurer FH-3
(See: Section
					 32.16  of
					 this Part)
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.14 - Use by registrant or operator

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A valid current ID card shall be kept with the vehicle to
					 which it applies and it must be produced upon demand by any law enforcement
					 officer or to any person with whom an accident has occurred. Failure to produce
					 an ID card when required may result in a charge of uninsured operation and
					 revocation of driver's license and/or registration
					 privileges.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.15 - Special id card rules applicable to policies assigned by the new york automobile insurance plan (nyaip)

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(a) New
				  application.
(1) Definition. An original
				  application to the NYAIP for a vehicle that may or may not be currently
				  registered in the applicant's name in New York State.
(2) The producer of record may issue
				  distinctive temporary NYAIP ID cards (FS-75) showing that the ID cards are
				  issued in the name of the NYAIP on behalf of an insurer to be designated by the
				  plan. If the vehicle is currently registered in New York State in the
				  applicant's name, the registration name shall be used on the NYAIP application
				  and the FS-75 ID cards. If the vehicle is not currently registered in New York
				  State in the applicant's name, a name acceptable for registration purposes
				  shall be used on the NYAIP application and the FS-75 ID cards. Coverage shall
				  become effective upon the issuance of a legal registration by an issuing office
				  of the department OR as designated by the NYAIP in accordance with the rules of
				  the Plan. FS-75 ID cards shall consist of two identical documents to be used as
				  follows:
(i) one card shall be retained by the
				  applicant as a temporary ID card; and
(ii) if applicable, the other card shall be
				  submitted to the department with an application for registration. DMV shall
				  mail FS-75 ID cards to the plan indicating the date on which the registration
				  was issued.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.16 - Electronic insurance ID cards

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(a)
(1) Notwithstanding any other provision of
				  this Part, electronic insurance ID cards may be issued by an insurance company
				  if the insurance company chooses to issue electronic insurance ID cards, and
				  such electronic insurance ID cards shall be acceptable as proof of insurance in
				  the same manner as paper insurance ID cards that are authorized by this Part.
				  Such electronic proof of insurance must be capable of being displayed on a
				  portable electronic device, as defined in paragraph (a) of subdivision two of
				  section 1225-d  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law.
				  Electronic insurance ID cards may not be issued: for temporary ID cards,
				  entities that are self-insured or for fleet transactions, dealers or
				  transporters, as set forth in section
				  32.13  of
				  this Part.
(2) If an insurance
				  company elects to issue electronic insurance ID cards, nothing in this section
				  shall be construed to require such company to issue electronic insurance ID
				  cards on portable electronic devices other than those that the insurance
				  company elects to utilize for this purpose and that meet the insurance
				  company's and the department's requirements for such issuance.
(3) A driver may temporarily surrender his or
				  her personal electronic device to law enforcement personnel for the purpose of
				  providing proof of insurance through an electronic insurance ID card. Such
				  temporary surrender shall cause the driver to give a limited consent for law
				  enforcement personnel to utilize the electronic device on which the electronic
				  insurance ID card is located for the purpose of obtaining information regarding
				  the status of the driver's insurance only. This shall not otherwise invalidate
				  any legally obtained warrant or consent to search as authorized by
				  law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 32 - Insurance Identification Cards › Section 32.17 - Insurance card samples

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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.5 - Special procedures for initial loading

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(a)
Trading partner
				  certification.
An insurance company or servicing agent shall first be
					 certified by DMV that its notices are compliant with ANSI X12 V3050 811 and DMV
					 MVLIR specifications and standards.
(b)
Initial loading.
An insurance company or servicing agent shall submit LOD
					 notices using the actual effective date, as defined in this Part, to the
					 department for each vehicle registered in New York State that is insured under
					 a NYS liability insurance policy as of the date that such notices are generated
					 by an insurer. The initial load transmission shall be comprised solely of LOD
					 notices and shall conform to the technical filing and other specifications as
					 provided for in this Part including DMV's MVLIR implementation
					 guide.
(c)
Initial
				  loading period.
An insurance company shall initially load its NYS book of
					 business, except as provided for herein, no earlier than June 12, 2000 and no
					 later than September 12, 2000. An insurance company shall initially load its
					 book of business for vehicles insured under a composite rated policy no later
					 than February 28, 2001. Failure to successfully load its NYS book of business
					 as required herein shall be a violation of this Part.
(d)
Transaction format.
LOD transactions shall be formatted in accordance with this
					 Part and DMV's MVLIR specifications.
(e)
Media standard.
Initial loading by insurance companies.
(1) Preferred media-cartridges shall be IBM
				  3480 compatible with the following characteristics:
(i) IBM IDRC compression preferred;
(ii) EBCDIC encoded; and
(iii) non-internal or standard IBM internal
				  labeled.
Alpha information must be upper case. The data set name
					 must be IIES.INITIAL.LOAD. Cartridges are to be processed on an IBM ES9000
					 system using 3480 cartridge drives and shall be compatible with this
					 equipment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.6 - Negative verification (nvf) notices (transactions) initiated by dmv

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(a) Negative
				  verification. DMV shall annually, or as otherwise required or permitted by law
				  or deemed appropriate by the commissioner, send an insurance company a listing
				  of all registrants/vehicles from DMV's insurance information database where a
				  LOD, NBS or REI notice submitted by such insurance company or servicing agent
				  shows that insurance company as the insurer of record.
(b) Data standard. NVF notices shall be
				  generated by DMV using DMV MVLIR standards in compliance with the technical
				  filing specifications of this Part.
(c) Major data elements included. NVF notices
				  shall include insurance company NAIC code, registrant name and address, vehicle
				  description including VIN, year and make, policy number and effective (batch
				  processing) date.
(d) DMV output
				  tape. Tape cartridges generated by or on behalf of DMV shall be IBM 3490E
				  compatible with the following characteristics:
(1) IBM IDRC compression utilized;
(2) EBCDIC encoded; and
(3) standard IBM internal labeled. Alpha
				  information shall be upper case.
A department owned output tape shall be returned to DMV by
					 as insurance company or servicing agent within 30 days of the NVF effective
					 (batch processing) date to the following address:
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
Division of Data Preparation and Control
Quality Control Section
Six Empire State Plaza
Albany, NY 12228
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.9 - Technical filing specifications

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(a)
				  Introduction. An insurance company or servicing agent shall submit notices
				  required by this Part using commercial translator/mapping software in full
				  accordance with the most current version of DMV's Motor Vehicle Liability
				  Insurance Reporting (MVLIR) Implementation Guide, this Part and Part 32 of this
				  Title and articles 6 and 8 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law. DMV's MVLIR is based
				  on version 3050 of the national ANSI ASC X12 811 transaction set. The
				  department reserves the right to upgrade the version used for reporting motor
				  vehicle liability insurance notices to version 4010 or higher upon giving 180
				  days notice to insurers and servicing agents.
(b) Form of notices (reporting media). Except
				  as otherwise provided for in this Part, notices submitted by an insurance
				  company or servicing agent shall be in the EDI format prescribed by technical
				  filing specifications of this Part and DMV's MVLIR implementation guide and
				  must be received by DMV's mailbox on its selected value added network
				  (VAN).
(c) Data compatibility. The
				  insurance industry (insurance companies, insurance agents and insurance
				  brokers) and the New York State automobile insurance plan (NYAIP) shall employ
				  administrative and operational procedures and computer processing, verification
				  and database systems that properly capture, store, validate required data and
				  transmit notices to DMV that contain required policy data that is compatible
				  with the department's registration data. The insurance industry shall:
(1) use/verify paper and electronic source
				  documents, including registrations, driver's licenses, title certificates,
				  manufacturer's certificates of origin and so forth to obtain compatible
				  registrant and vehicle information;
(2) obtain name and vehicle information from
				  registrations already in existence at the time of policy inception or
				  amendment;
(3) follow insurance ID
				  card issuance procedures set forth in Part 32 of this Title; and
(4) utilize commercial VIN validation
				  software that validates the complete VIN.
Electronic and manual proof of insurance notices submitted
					 to DMV by an insurance company or servicing agent in the form of LOD, NBS and
					 REI notices, required by this Part, must match DMV registration records.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.12 - Exclusions

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The provisions of this Part shall not apply to proof of
					 financial security that has been provided to the commissioner under articles 6
					 and 8 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law by means other than an insurance policy,
					 such as, financial security deposits made under section 314  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law and
					 self-insurers authorized under section 316  of the Vehicle and Traffic
					 Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.13 - Applicability

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These requirements set forth in this Part shall apply to
					 motor vehicle liability insurance notices (transactions) required by articles 6
					 and 8 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law and this Part including DMV MVLIR
					 specifications as follows:
(a)
				  Compliant initial loading, except for composite rated policies, required no
				  earlier than June 12, 2000 and no later than September 12, 2000 and initial
				  loading occurring on or after September 13, 2000.
(b) Reporting of all required ongoing
				  notices, including those for composite rated policies, in accordance with the
				  time frames prescribed herein, required after full or partial initial loading,
				  as applicable, between June 12, 2000 and September 12, 2000 except as otherwise
				  specified herein.
(c) Compliant
				  initial loading for composite rated fleet policies required no later than
				  February 28, 2001 or for initial loading for composite rated policies occurring
				  on or after March 1, 2001.
(d)
				  Nothing herein shall relieve an insurance company of any ongoing reporting
				  requirement (including for composite rated policies) if full or partial initial
				  loading did not occur between June 12, 2000 and September 12, 2000.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 34 - Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance Reporting › Section 34.14 - Enforcement

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Pursuant to section 317  of the Insurance Law, an insurance
					 company that fails to comply with any of the provisions of articles 6 and 8 of
					 the Vehicle and Traffic Law and/or the regulations promulgated by the
					 Commissioner of Motor Vehicles pursuant to this Part or Part 32 of this Title,
					 shall be subject to the fines set forth in section 317  of the Insurance Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.1 - Introduction

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Articles 6, 7 and 8 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law require
					 that motorists be able to respond to damages arising out of the ownership,
					 maintenance or use of a motor vehicle; and provide for the reporting of motor
					 vehicle liability insurance information, the monitoring of the status of
					 required insurance coverage and the imposition of penalties for having an
					 uninsured vehicle and operating an uninsured vehicle. This Part describes the
					 general rules governing DMV's issuance of a registrant inquiry letter,
					 suspension and revocation order, compliance with and rescission of a suspension
					 and revocation order, restoration, payment of a civil penalty, acceptable proof
					 of compliance, and other related matters.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.2 - Definitions

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(a)
Commissioner.
The Commissioner of the New York State Department of Motor
					 Vehicles.
(b)
Continuous insurance coverage.
Insurance coverage that is maintained without interruption
					 during the registration period as required by law. Such continuous coverage
					 shall be with one insurance company or multiple insurance companies. If there
					 are multiple companies, the effective date of the superseding coverage shall
					 coincide with the cancellation effective date of the prior coverage so that
					 there is no lapse in coverage.
(c)
DMV or department.
The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles.
(d)
Driver's license.
A New York State driver's license or a New York State
					 learner's permit.
(e)
Insurance coverage.
That portion of a motor vehicle liability insurance policy
					 required by section 311.4 and section 370 of the New York State Vehicle and
					 Traffic Law.
(f)
Insurance identification (ID) card.
Proof of insurance, including an insurance certificate,
					 issued in accordance with Part 32 of this Title.
(g)
Lapse of insurance coverage.
An interval of time or gap between the cancellation
					 effective date of insurance coverage and the effective date of:
(1) acceptable proof of superseding or
				  reinstated insurance coverage as defined in this Part;
(2) acceptable proof other than insurance as
				  defined in this Part;
(3) surrender
				  of registration; or
(4) expiration
				  of registration.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.3 - Insurance Information and Enforcement System (IIES)

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(a) Certain registration classifications are
				  excluded from the Insurance Information and Enforcement System (IIES) by
				  section
				  34.1(d) 
				  of this Title. Exclusion from IIES shall not excuse either the requirement that
				  insurance coverage be continuously maintained during the registration period or
				  any penalties assessed by the department if evidence is received of a vehicle
				  being operated while uninsured.
(b)
				  DMV shall accept insurance company notices as defined in Part 34 of this Title
				  and post such matched notices to DMV's insurance information database but shall
				  not take any actions based on such posted notices for the following
				  classifications:
(1) vehicles registered in
				  the International Registration Plan (IRP) class;
(2) vehicles registered with a DOT permit in
				  lieu of an insurance ID card issued in accordance with Part 32 of this Title;
				  or
(3) vehicles electronically
				  renewed through DMV's automated Permanent Fleet Registration (PFR) registration
				  renewal program.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.5 - Unsatisfied judgment

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Where a certified copy of a judgment is received by the
					 department with an affirmation that it remains unsatisfied in accordance with
					 section 332  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law, a
					 suspension of all registrations and the driver's license and/or driving
					 privilege of the judgment debtor shall be issued. Upon receipt by the
					 department of satisfactory documentation that such judgment has been satisfied,
					 stayed, vacated, reversed, or that the court in which the judgement was
					 rendered has permitted payments in installments, the suspension shall be
					 terminated, and a notice of restoration shall be issued. If a notice of default
					 in installment payments is received, the suspension order shall be
					 reinstated.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.6 - Security requirement

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Security shall be required under section 335  of the Vehicle and Traffic Law of
					 nonresidents involved in uninsured accidents in New York State and of residents
					 operating class C limited use motorcycles without insurance in New York State.
					 Upon proof that a security requirement has been satisfied, the suspension shall
					 be terminated. A notice of restoration shall be issued.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.7 - Uninsured operation in another state

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Upon the receipt of evidence that a New York State resident
					 has operated an uninsured vehicle in another state, the registration and/or
					 driver's license or driving privilege of the registrant and/or operator
					 (driver) shall be suspended, as applicable until there is compliance with the
					 financial responsibility laws of such other state.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.8 - Surrender

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a)
Registration.
(1) A surrender of
				  registration shall consist of the delivery or mailing to the department of the
				  registration and both plates (unless only one plate has been issued).
Note:
The surrender requirement shall not apply to vehicles
					 registered in the Daily Rental (OMS) and Daily Rental Vanity (OMV) registration
					 classes.
(2) The
				  department recognizes that in certain cases surrender of the registration and
				  plates may not be possible. In the event that the registrant is unable to
				  surrender the registration and license plate(s) because they were stolen or
				  lost, the registrant may report such theft or loss to a local law enforcement
				  agency and obtain either a Report of Lost or Stolen Motor Vehicle Items
				  (MV-78B) or a letter from a police agency setting forth the pertinent details
				  of the theft/loss to submit to DMV. In such case, the date of the report to the
				  law enforcement agency shall be treated as the date of surrender, except for a
				  member of the armed forces summoned to emergency military service where the
				  date of surrender shall be the date of his or her emergency entry into military
				  service provided that he or she submits a notarized statement that the vehicle
				  was not operated on the public highways while insurance coverage was not in
				  effect. In addition or in lieu of the MV-78B or letter from a police agency,
				  DMV may, in its discretion, accept an attestation by the registrant (MV-1443.1)
				  or other proof of theft or loss. In the event that the registration and/or
				  license plate(s) were turned in to, or confiscated by another state, a letter
				  from such state's motor vehicle department or law enforcement agency setting
				  forth the date the registration/plates were turned in or confiscated may be
				  submitted to DMV and the date specified in such letter shall be treated as the
				  date of surrender.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.9 - Compliance

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(a) Compliance
				  shall consist of:
(1) surrender of
				  registration and license plate(s); or
(2) expiration of the registration;
				  or
(3) payment of a civil penalty
				  as provided in section
				  35.3(k) 
				  of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.10 - Acceptable proof of insurance

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
A New York State insurance ID card issued by an insurance
					 company, agent or broker licensed by the NYS Department of Financial Services
					 in accordance with Part 32 of this Title. The insurance company shall be one
					 assigned an insurance company code (ICC) in accordance with Part 34 of this
					 Title. A New York Automobile Insurance Plan (NYAIP) Temporary New York State
					 Insurance Identification Card shall be accepted for registration only. A NYAIP
					 Temporary New York State Insurance Identification Card shall not be accepted as
					 proof of insurance for any nonregistration activity including but not limited
					 to responding to a registrant inquiry letter and suspension or revocation
					 order. DMV shall not accept a second insurance ID card from a registrant for
					 the same insurance company with the same effective date if the validity of the
					 earlier insurance ID card from that insurance company is at issue or if the
					 insurance ID card has been repudiated by that insurance
					 company.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter C - INSURANCE › Part 35 - ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE LIABILITY INSURANCE LAWS › Section 35.12 - Effect of application denial

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
Denial of an application for registration, driver's license
					 or privileges may be appealed to the department's Administrative Appeals Board
					 pursuant to article 3-A of the Vehicle and Traffic Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 41 - Standards Of Brake Efficiency › Section 41.1 - Service brake standard

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The service brakes on every motor vehicle and every
					 combination of motor vehicle and trailer, operated on a public highway under
					 any condition of loading, shall be capable of stopping the vehicle or
					 combination by reducing its speed at a rate sufficient to bring it to a stop
					 from the speed of 20 miles per hour on a hard, dry, approximately level
					 pavement, substantially free from loose material within the distances specified
					 below:
(a) Brakes which can be applied
				  to every wheel, 30 feet.
(b) Brakes
				  which cannot be applied to every wheel, 45 feet.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 41 - Standards Of Brake Efficiency › Section 41.2 - Auxiliary (hand) brake standard

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Auxiliary brakes on every motor vehicle and every
					 combination of motor vehicle and trailer, operated on a public highway, should
					 be capable at least of holding the vehicle or combination at rest on any grade
					 upon which they may be operated, accordingly:
Such brakes on every passenger vehicle of less than eight
					 passengers capacity, and on every other motor vehicle or combination of motor
					 vehicle and trailer on which the braking effort is applied to drums mounted on
					 the wheels or a jack shaft, shall be capable of stopping the vehicle or
					 combination by reducing its speed at a rate sufficient to bring it to a stop
					 from a speed of 20 miles per hour on a hard, dry, approximately level pavement,
					 substantially free from loose material, within a distance of 75 feet; and such
					 brakes on every motor vehicle or combination of motor vehicle and trailer,
					 except passenger vehicles of less than eight passengers capacity, on which the
					 braking effort is applied to a drum or drums mounted on part of the propelling
					 mechanism, except a jack shaft, shall at least be capable of holding the
					 vehicle or combination with its load on a 25 percent grade or of withstanding a
					 force equal to 25 percent of the total weight and carrying capacity of the
					 vehicle or combination when tested on a dynamometer type of brake
					 tester.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 42 - Hydraulic Brake Fluid › Section 42.1 - Standards for brake fluid

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
All hydraulic brake fluid sold within the State of New York
					 for use in hydraulic brake systems of motor vehicles shall conform in all
					 respects to Federal motor vehicle safety standard 116,
					 49 CFR
					 571.116. This standard may be purchased from
					 the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,
					 DC 20402.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 42 - Hydraulic Brake Fluid › Section 42.2 - Applications for standards

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The contents of every package, can or other container of
					 brake fluid sold, distributed or kept for sale in this State and the package,
					 can or other container in which brake fluids are sold, distributed or kept for
					 sale in this State must conform to the standard referred to in section
					 42.1  of
					 this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 42 - Hydraulic Brake Fluid › Section 42.3 - Labeling and marking of containers

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
The label and marking on every package, can or container of
					 brake fluid sold or distributed or kept for sale in this State must conform to
					 the standard referred to in section
					 42.1  of
					 this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 42 - Hydraulic Brake Fluid › Section 42.4 - Approval of brake fluids

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
It is not necessary to submit samples or secure formal
					 approval of any brake fluid. Any brake fluids may be used provided they conform
					 to the provisions of this Part and all brake fluids which conform to this Part
					 are hereby approved.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 43 - Motor Vehicle Lighting › Section 43.1 - Vehicles subject to law

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(a) This Part
				  shall apply to all motor vehicles and trailers except motorcycles and limited
				  use motorcycles.
(b) Side view
				  mirrors shall not be considered in determining whether a vehicle is more than
				  80 inches in width.
(c) A trailer
				  or semitrailer is exempt from headlamps, parking lamps, directional signals,
				  and highway hazard warning lamps or reflectors on the front.
(d) Agricultural equipment consists of
				  agricultural tractors, self-propelled implements of husbandry, and towed,
				  mounted or semi-mounted implements of husbandry. Implement of husbandry shall
				  mean a vehicle designed or adapted exclusively for agricultural, horticultural
				  or livestock raising operations or for lifting or carrying an implement of
				  husbandry. Agricultural equipment lighting requirements are contained in
				  section
				  43.9 
				  of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 43 - Motor Vehicle Lighting › Section 43.2 - Required lighting on vehicles 80 inches or more in width

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Vehicles 80 inches or more in width shall be equipped in
					 accordance with Table I.
Table I-Required Motor Vehicle Lighting Equipment For
					 Vehicles 80 or More Inches Overall Width
Item
Passenger vehicles, trucks and
								buses
Trailers
Headlamps
Either 2 white headlamps with high and low beams or 4
								white headlamps, 2 with just high beams and 2 with just low beams 2 type 2A
								headlamp units
None
Tail lamps
2 red
2 red
Stop lamps
2 red
2 red
Number plate lamp
1 white
1 white
Reflex reflectors
4 red; 2 amber**
4 red; 2 amber
Side marker
2 red; 2 amber**
2 red; 2 amber
Backup lamp
1 white
None
Turn-signal lamps****
2 class A red or amber;*** 2 class A amber
2 class A red or amber
Turn-signal operating unit
1
None
Vehicular hazard warning signal operating unit
1***
None
Identification lamps
3 amber; 3 red**
3 red
Clearance lamps
2 amber; 2 red**
2 amber; 2 red
Intermediate side marker lamps
2 amber*
2 amber*
Intermediate reflex reflectors
2 amber*
2 amber*
** A tractor need not be equipped with any rear side marker
					 devices, rear clearance lamps or rear identification lamps.
* Intermediate side marker
					 devices are not required on vehicles less than 30 feet in length.
** A tractor need not be
					 equipped with any rear side marker devices, rear clearance lamps or rear
					 identification lamps.
*** 1965 and earlier model
					 vehicles may substitute two class A amber reflex reflectors for front highway
					 hazard warning lamps.
****Double-faced turn-signal
					 lamps permitted for tractors.
Footnotes
** A tractor need not be equipped with any rear side marker
					 devices, rear clearance lamps or rear identification lamps.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 15 - Department of Motor Vehicles › Chapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER › Subchapter D - Equipment › Part 43 - Motor Vehicle Lighting › Section 43.4 - Required lighting of vehicles less than 80 inches in width

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Vehicles less than 80 inches in width shall be equipped in
					 accordance with table III.
Table III-Required Motor Vehicle Lighting Equipment
					 For All Vehicles Less Than 80 Inches Overall Width
Item
Passenger vehicles, trucks and
								buses
Trailers****
Headlamps
Either 2 white headlamps with high and low beams or 4
								white headlamps, 2 with just high beams and 2 with just low beams.
None
Tail lamps
2 red
2 red
Stop lamps
2 red
2 red
Number plate lamp
1 white
1 white
Parking lamps
2 amber or white
None
Reflex reflectors
4 red; 2 amber*
4 red; 2 amber***
Intermediate side reflex reflectors
2 amber**
2 amber**
Intermediate side marker lamps
2 amber**
2 amber**
Side marker lamps
2 red; 2 amber*
2 red; 2 amber
Backup lamp
1 white
None
Turn""signal lamps
2 class A red or amber; 2 class A amber
2 class A red or amber
Turn""signal operating unit
1
None
Vehicular hazard warning signal operating unit
1***
None
* A tractor need not be equipped
					 with any rear side marker devices, rear clearance lamps or rear identification
					 lamps.
**Intermediate side marker
					 devices are not required on vehicles less than 30 feet in overall
					 length.
*** 1965 and earlier model
					 vehicles may substitute two class A or class B amber reflectors for front
					 highway hazard warning lamps.
**** Trailers less than 30
					 inches wide need only one tall lamp, stop lamp, reflex reflector and number
					 plate lamp. No other lamps or reflectors are required.