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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.17 - Poisons

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(a) No vehicle
				  shall enter either the Queens Midtown Tunnel, the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel or
				  the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level if its load includes any poison A,
				  except there shall be no restrictions on the transportation of gas
				  identification sets, loaded or empty. Empty containers which last contained a
				  Poison A are not allowed passage.
(b) Thiophosgene (thiocarbonyl-chloride) is
				  restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 60 gallons or 1,000 pounds
				  gross weight; provided, however, such liquid is packed in fiberboard boxes with
				  inside glass bottles not exceeding one pint capacity each, or in wooden boxes
				  with inside glass bottles not exceeding one quart capacity each.
(c)
(1)
				  Hydrocyanic acid solution is restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 60
				  gallons or 1,000 pounds gross weight; provided, however, such liquid is in
				  inside glass bottles of not over one pound capacity each for solutions of not
				  over five percent strength, and not over five pounds capacity each for
				  solutions of not over two percent strength.
(2) Dinitrophenol solutions are restricted to
				  a maximum quantity per vehicle of 60 gallons or 1,000 pounds gross weight;
				  provided, however, such liquids are in fiberboard boxes with glass,
				  earthenware, or metal inside containers not over one gallon capacity each; not
				  to contain more than four inside glass or earthenware containers if their
				  capacity is greater than five pints each.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.18 - Irritating materials

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(a) No
				  vehicle shall enter the Queens Midtown Tunnel, the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel or
				  the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level if its load includes any liquid
				  classified as a tear gas or irritating substance, class C, except there shall
				  be no restrictions in the transportation of gas identification sets, loaded or
				  empty. Empty containers which last contained a poisonous liquid classified as a
				  tear gas or irritating substance, class C, are not allowed passage.
(b) Tear gas solids, class C, listed in
				  section 1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision, are restricted to a maximum quantity per vehicle of 1,000
				  pounds gross weight; provided, however, such solid is in containers of 10
				  pounds gross weight or less.
(c)
				  Tear gas solids, class C, listed in section
				  1025.27 of this Part for reference
				  to this subdivision, are not restricted regardless of quantity or size of
				  containers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.19 - Radioactive materials

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No vehicle shall enter the Queens Midtown Tunnel, the
					 Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel or the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level if its load
					 includes any highway route controlled-quantity radioactive materials as defined
					 by U.S.D.O.T. regulations, or any other radioactive material for which
					 placarding is required by U.S.D.O.T. regulations, except:
(a) With respect to highway route
				  controlled-quantity radioactive materials, when:
(1) a facility set forth hereinabove is a
				  component of a preferred route selected in accordance with U.S.D.O.T.
				  regulations and of a written route plan prepared in compliance with such
				  regulations. The driver of a vehicle carrying such materials shall produce a
				  copy of such written route plan to the facility supervisor for examination
				  prior to entry upon the facility;
(2) the shipment complies with all packaging,
				  labeling, placarding, quantity limitations and other applicable requirements of
				  the U.S.D.O.T. regulations and the regulations of the Nuclear Regulatory
				  Commission;
(3) the driver of such
				  shipment has in his possession a certificate of training, certifying compliance
				  with the training requirements of the U.S.D.O.T. regulations. Such certificate
				  shall be provided to the facility supervisor for examination prior to entering
				  upon the facility;
(4) if the
				  shipment includes irradiated reactor fuel, the shipper provides physical
				  protection as required by U.S.D.O.T. regulations and the regulations of the
				  Nuclear Regulatory Commission; and
(5) the carrier has proof of financial
				  responsibility in the amounts required by Federal regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.20 - ORM-A

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Materials listed under this class are allowed without
					 restrictions, provided they are in compliance with applicable Federal
					 regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.21 - ORM-B

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Materials listed under this class are allowed without
					 restrictions, provided they are in compliance with applicable Federal
					 regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.22 - ORM-C

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Materials listed under this class are allowed without
					 restrictions, provided they are in compliance with applicable Federal
					 regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.23 - ORM-D

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Materials listed under this class are allowed passage,
					 provided that they are in compliance with all Federal regulations related to
					 unit containers and outside packaging, but shall not exceed 4,000 pounds gross
					 weight in any one vehicle.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.24 - ORM-E

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Materials listed under this class are restricted to a
					 maximum quantity per vehicle of 20,000 pounds gross weight; provided, however,
					 that such materials are in metal drums or containers of 55 gallons or
					 less.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.25 - Etiological agent

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Materials listed under this class are allowed without
					 restrictions, provided they are in compliance with applicable Federal
					 regulations.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.26 - Index of hazardous materials

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(a)
				  To determine which restrictions, if any, apply to the transportation of a
				  hazardous material known by name--e.g., acetone:
(1) Locate name of hazardous material (as
				  noted on shipping papers) in the alphabetical listing of hazardous materials
				  which follow (section
				  1025.27[g] of
				  this Part).
(2) In column 3, note
				  hazard class. (Acetone is classified as a flammable liquid.)
(3) In column 4, note the UN and NA numbers,
				  used in emergency response actions, and refer to the publication HAZARDOUS
				  MATERIALS--1980 EMERGENCY RESPONSE HANDBOOK. (For example, acetone has UN
				  number 1090.)
(4) In column 5, find
				  section and subdivision numbers which refer directly to applicable
				  restrictions. For acetone, references are 1025.14 (g), (j), that is, section
				  1025.14, subdivisions (g) and
				  (j)
(5) Turn to section number
				  references in column 5. (In our example, it is section
				  1025.14, flammable liquids.) Then,
				  going down the left-hand margin of the referenced section, locate the
				  subdivision number or numbers also indicated in column 5. In our example,
				  subdivision (g) limits the capacity and type of container that may be
				  transported via the Queens Midtown Tunnel, the Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel or the
				  Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Lower Level, while making due provision for the
				  passage of empty containers, and prohibiting the passage of loaded or empty
				  tank vehicles. Subdivision (j) has slightly different restrictions, based upon
				  the use of inside containers.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1025 - Transportation Of Hazardous Materials Through The Queens Midtown And Brooklyn-battery Tunnels And Verrazano-narrows Bridge Lower Level › Section 1025.27 - Hazardous materials table

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(a)
				  Users of this table are urged to first read the provisions of sections
				  1025.1 through
				  1025.26 of this Title, so that
				  they may familiarize themselves with terms and abbreviations used throughout
				  the table, as well as with certain general provisions pertaining to quantity
				  and loading restrictions (particularly for acids), and to cargo inspection
				  requirements.
(b) Column 1 contains
				  the four symbols as appropriate: Plus (+) and the letters "A," "W" and "E."
(1) The plus (+) fixes the proper shipping
				  name and the hazard class for that entry, without regard to whether the
				  material (including its mixtures and solutions) meets the definition of that
				  class. An alternate proper shipping name and hazard class may be authorized by
				  the Associate Director, Office of Hazardous Materials Regulation, MTB
				  (U.S.D.O.T.).
(2) A letter "A"
				  restricts the application of this Subchapter to materials being transported by
				  aircraft, but a letter "A" has no significance or effect when the material is a
				  hazardous waste.
(3) A letter "W"
				  restricts the application of this to materials being transported by vessel, but
				  a letter "W" has no significance or effect when:
(i) a letter "E" also appears with it and the
				  material is a hazardous substance; or
(ii) the material is a hazardous
				  waste.
(4) A letter "E"
				  identifies materials which are subject to the requirements regarding the mode
				  of transportation or hazard class, if it is a hazardous substance. A hazardous
				  substance which does not meet the defining criteria for another hazard class
				  remains subject to certain requirements as an ORM-E.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1026 - Waiver Of Requirements › Section 1026.1 - Waiver of requirements

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The chairman may, on a case-by-case basis, waive any of the
					 requirements set forth in Parts 1024 and 1025 of this Title, upon the written
					 application of any person, provided that such person demonstrates that the
					 issuance of such waiver would:
(a) be
				  in the public interest;
(b) promote
				  the safe and efficient flow of traffic and commerce; and
(c) preserve the health, safety and welfare
				  of other persons using the facilities of the authority, and the general public.
				  The chairman may grant such waiver upon any terms and conditions he considers
				  appropriate for the proper regulation of the use of facilities of the
				  authority.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1030 - Rules Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public in the Use of the Terminals, Stations, Trains, Facilities, or Conveyance of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Section 1030.1 - Authorities covered by the rules of this Part

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The rules set forth in this Part 1030 are established by
					 the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and applicable to it and to
					 each of its affiliates and subsidiaries and each of their affiliates and
					 subsidiaries including without limitation the New York City Transit Authority,
					 the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority, the Staten Island
					 Rapid Transit Operating Authority, the MTA Bus Company, the Long Island Rail
					 Road Company, and Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company (each an
					 "authority")
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter B - Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority › Part 1030 - Rules Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public in the Use of the Terminals, Stations, Trains, Facilities, or Conveyance of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Section 1030.2 - Requiring Persons to Wear Masks

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(a)
				  This section wholly supersedes the emergency mask rules adopted and readopted
				  by the following authorities: Part 1050.6(d)(1) (adopted by the New York City
				  Transit Authority and the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating
				  Authority); Part 1040.4(g) (adopted by the Staten Island Rapid Transit
				  Operating Authority); Part 1044.4(f)(adopted by the MTA Bus Company); Part
				  1085.4(g)(adopted by the Metro-North Commuter Railroad Company); and Part
				  1097.4(e)(adopted by the Long Island Rail Road Company).
(b) Every person on or in any terminal,
				  station, train, facility, or conveyance (as those terms are defined in Parts
				  1040, 1044, 1050, 1085, and 1097 of this Title) of any authority covered by
				  this Part shall wear a mask that completely covers their mouth and nose. A mask
				  should fit snugly but comfortably against the face and be secured to the head,
				  with ties, ear loops, or elastic bands behind the head. A gaiter must have two
				  layers of fabric or be folded to make two layers. Masks may be either
				  manufactured or homemade and must be a solid piece of material without slits,
				  exhalation valves, or punctures. Cloth masks should be made with two or more
				  layers of breathable fabric that is tightly woven (i.e., fabrics that do not
				  let light pass through when held up to a light source). Masks may be reusable
				  or disposable. Medical masks and N-95 respirators fulfill this requirement.
(1) masks worn in a way that does not cover
				  the nose and mouth;
(2) face
				  shields or goggles (though face shields or goggles may be worn to supplement a
				  mask that meets the above required attributes);
(3) scarves, ski masks, balaclavas, or
				  bandannas;
(4) shirt or sweater
				  collars (i.e., turtleneck collars) pulled up over the mouth and nose;
(5) masks made from loosely woven fabric or
				  that are knitted (i.e., fabrics that let light pass through);
(6) masks made from material that is hard to
				  breathe through (such as vinyl, plastic or leather); and
(7) masks containing slits, exhalation valves
				  or punctures.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.1 - Definitions

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Unless expressly otherwise provided, the following terms as
					 used in these rules shall have the following meanings:
(a) ADA means the paratransit requirements of
				  the Americans with Disabilities Act (42
				  USC section 12143) and regulations
				  promulgated by the United States Department of Transportation (49 CFR
				  section 37.121 et seq.) as they may be
				  amended from time to time.
(b)
				  Accessible format means print and audio tape presentation methods for persons
				  with visual impairments.
(c)
				  Advance reservation service means a type of paratransit service by which ADA
				  paratransit-eligible individuals arrange for paratransit trips in advance
				  during the trip reservation periods specified in section
				  1035.7(b) of this
				  Part.
(d) Authority means the New
				  York City Transit Authority, the Manhattan and Bronx Surface Transit Operating
				  Authority and the Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority.
(e) Disability means, with respect to an
				  individual:
(1) a physical or mental
				  impairment that substantially limits an individual's ability to travel
				  independently on fixed-route transportation services:
(i) the phrase physical or mental impairment
				  means:
(a) any physiological disorder or
				  condition or anatomical loss affecting one or more of the following body
				  systems: neurological, musculoskeletal, special sense organs, respiratory,
				  cardiovascular, digestive, genito-urinary, hemic and lymphatic, skin and
				  endocrine;
(b) any mental or
				  psychological disorder, such as mental retardation, organic brain syndrome,
				  emotional or mental illness, and specific learning disabilities; and
(c) any physiological, mental or
				  psychological disorder including, but not limited to, such contagious or
				  noncontagious diseases and conditions as orthopedic, visual, speech and hearing
				  impairments; cerebral palsy, epilepsy, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis,
				  cancer, heart disease, diabetes, mental retardation, emotional illness,
				  specific learning disabilities, HIV disease, tuberculosis, drug addiction and
				  alcoholism.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.3 - Paratransit eligibility: process

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(a)
				  Eligibility for paratransit services shall be limited to individuals specified
				  in section
				  1035.2 of this Part who are
				  determined to be eligible by the authority's eligibility process, which may
				  include any or all of the following elements:
(1) an application form to be completed by
				  each applicant;
(2) an in-person
				  assessment of the applicant by a certifier designated by the
				  authority;
(3) a processing fee;
				  and
(4) a recent photograph of the
				  individual for use on an ADA-paratransit eligibility identification
				  card.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.4 - Suspension of service

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(a) The
				  authority may suspend, for a reasonable period of time, paratransit service to
				  an eligible individual for the following reasons:
(1) a pattern of missing scheduled
				  trips;
(2) failure to pay the
				  fare;
(3) violent, seriously
				  disruptive, or illegal conduct during a paratransit trip; or
(4) failure to follow any rule of conduct
				  that is established.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.5 - Paratransit service for visitors

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(a)
				  For purposes of this section, a visitor is an individual with disabilities who
				  does not reside in the jurisdiction served by the authority or other entities
				  with which the authority provides coordinated paratransit service within a
				  region, but who is staying in the jurisdiction(s) for a temporary period of
				  time.
(b) The authority shall treat
				  as eligible for its paratransit service all visitors who present documentation
				  that they are ADA-paratransit-eligible, under the criteria of section
				  1035.2 of this Part, in the
				  jurisdiction in which they reside.
(c) With respect to visitors with
				  disabilities who do not present such documentation, the authority may require
				  documentation of the individual's place of residence and, if the individual's
				  disability is not apparent, of his or her disability. The authority shall
				  provide paratransit service to individuals with disabilities who qualify as
				  visitors under subdivision (a) of this section. The authority shall accept a
				  certification by such individuals that they are unable to use fixed-route
				  transit.
(d) A visitor shall not be
				  entitled to receive paratransit services for more than 21 days from the date of
				  the first paratransit trip unless the visitor has applied for and been
				  determined to be eligible for paratransit under the application process set
				  forth in section
				  1035.3 of this Part.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.6 - Types of service

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(a) Except as
				  provided in subdivision (b) of this section, paratransit service shall be
				  provided on an origin-to-destination, advance reservation or subscription trip
				  basis, as applicable.
(b) At the
				  authority's discretion, paratransit service may be provided by on-call service
				  or paratransit feeder service to an accessible fixed route where such service
				  enables the individual to use the fixed route system for his or her
				  trip.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter C - New York City Transit Authority, Manhattan And Bronx Surface Transit Operating Authority And Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority Paratransit Rules › Part 1035 - Provision Of Ada-paratransit Service Within The City Of New York › Section 1035.7 - Paratransit service requests

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(a)
				  Advance reservation service. An ADA-paratransit-eligible individual may request
				  an advance reservation trip by calling during the reservation period set forth
				  in subdivision (b) of this section. Reservations may be requested between the
				  hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., except as otherwise specified below, seven days per
				  week.
(b) Minimum and maximum times
				  for reserving a paratransit trip are as follows:
(1) 1993: no earlier than 72 hours before the
				  requested day; no later than 3 p.m. of the day before;
(2) 1994: no earlier than seven days before
				  the requested day; no later than 5 p.m. of the day before;
(3) 1995 and thereafter: no earlier than 14
				  days before the requested day; no later than 5 p.m. of the day
				  before.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.1 - Authorization and purpose

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(a) Staten
				  Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority ("SIRTOA") is a public benefit
				  corporation and an independent subsidiary of the Metropolitan Transportation
				  Authority ("MTA") created pursuant to Public Authorities Law, section 1266(5).
				  As such, SIRTOA is empowered by the New York State Public Authorities Law to
				  make rules and regulations governing the conduct and safety of the public in
				  the use and operation of its terminals, stations and trains. Public Authorities
				  Law, sections 1265(5), 1265(14), 1266(4) and 1266(8).
(b) These rules are established by SIRTOA to
				  promote safety, to facilitate the proper use of SIRTOA terminals, stations and
				  trains, and to protect its facilities and its customers, its employees and the
				  public. In addition to these rules, all applicable provisions of the Penal Law
				  or any other applicable law shall continue to be enforceable.
(c) These rules may be amended or added to
				  from time to time at the sole discretion of SIRTOA and in accordance with
				  law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.2 - Definitions

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As used or referred to in this Part, the following terms
					 have the following meanings unless a different meaning clearly appears from the
					 context in which the term is used:
(a)
				  Authority means the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the public benefit
				  corporation created by section
				  1263 of
				  the Public Authorities Law.
(b)
				  Commercial activities means activities whose main purpose is the sale of goods
				  or services or the promotion or advertising of goods or services, including the
				  distribution of goods or materials for free. Commercial activities include:
(1) the advertising, display, sale, lease,
				  offer for sale or lease, or distribution of food, goods, services or
				  entertainment (including the free distribution of promotional goods or
				  materials); and
(2) the
				  solicitation of money or payment for food, goods, services or
				  entertainment.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.3 - Construction

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In interpreting or applying these rules, the following
					 provisions shall apply:
(a) SIRTOA
				  reserves the right from time to time to suspend, modify or revoke application
				  of any or all of the rules as it deems necessary or desirable.
(b) No act otherwise prohibited by any of the
				  rules may be undertaken unless specifically authorized by the terms of any
				  written contract, agreement, permit, license, or lease of the type issued in
				  the ordinary course of business by SIRTOA or the Authority, provided that such
				  act is otherwise in compliance with any other applicable laws, rules and
				  regulations. Any act otherwise prohibited by these rules is lawful if performed
				  by an officer, employee or designated agent of SIRTOA or the Authority acting
				  within the scope of their employment or agency.
(c) The rules shall not apply to a SIRTOA or
				  Authority employee acting within the course of their employment in an area
				  which is closed to the public. Conduct by SIRTOA employees in areas closed to
				  the public shall continue to governed in accordance with applicable rules, laws
				  and SIRTOA disciplinary procedures.
(d) These rules shall apply with equal force
				  to any person assisting, aiding or abetting another, including a minor, in any
				  of the acts prohibited by the rules or assisting, aiding or abetting another,
				  including a minor, in the avoidance of any of the requirements of the
				  rules.
(e) The order or judgment of
				  a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction that any provision of the
				  rules is invalid shall be confined in its operation to the controversy in which
				  it was rendered and shall not affect or invalidate any other provision of the
				  rules or the application of any part of the rules to any other person or
				  circumstance; the provisions of the rules are declared to be
				  severable.
(f) The singular shall
				  mean and include the plural.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.6 - Littering and dumping rubbish and refuse

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No person shall litter in a facility or train. All persons
					 shall use receptacles provided for the disposal of refuse. No bulk refuse
					 generated or collected on property outside the jurisdiction of SIRTOA may be
					 taken into, dumped within or carried through a facility or train or deposited
					 in any facility or train receptacle. Trash and other waste materials contained
					 in waste receptacles within a facility or train shall not be removed except by
					 persons duly authorized to do so.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.7 - Hygiene

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(a) No person shall
				  spit in or upon any terminal, station or train.
(b) No person shall urinate or defecate in
				  any part of a terminal, station or train other than in a urinal or toilet
				  intended for that purpose.
(c) Only
				  one person may occupy a terminal, station or train urinal or toilet booth at
				  one time. This shall not preclude an individual responsible for the care of a
				  small child or a disabled person from assisting such child or disabled person
				  in the use of such a urinal or toilet booth.
(d) No person shall use any water fountain,
				  drinking fountain, or any other water found in a terminal, station or train for
				  the purpose of washing or cleaning themselves, their clothing, or other
				  personal belongings. This subdivision shall not apply to facilities within the
				  terminals, stations or trains which are specifically designated for personal
				  hygiene purposes (i.e., wash basin, bathroom, shower room) provided, however,
				  that no person shall wash their clothes or personal belongings in such areas
				  and that only one person at a time may occupy a shower. No person shall bathe,
				  launder, or change clothes or remain undressed in any public rest room, sink,
				  washroom, or any other area within a terminal, station or train.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.8 - Animals barred from terminal

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(a) No
				  person, except as otherwise provided in subdivision (b) of this section, may
				  bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a
				  container and carried in a manner which would not annoy other
				  passengers.
(b) Subdivision (a) of
				  this section does not apply to working dogs for law enforcement agencies, to
				  service animals which have been trained or are being trained to aid or guide a
				  person with a disability and are accompanying persons with disabilities, or to
				  service animals which are being trained by a professional trainer. All service
				  animals must be harnessed or leashed.
(c) Upon request by a police officer or
				  designated employee of the SIRTOA or the authority, a trainer must display
				  proof of affiliation with professional training school and that the animal is a
				  licensed service animal or an animal being trained as a service
				  animal.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.9 - Firearms or other weapons

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No firearms or other weapons (as the term is used in the
					 New York State Penal Law) may be carried in or on any facility or train except
					 as permitted by law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.10 - Explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases, and other dangerous substances

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No person shall bring into or carry in a facility or train
					 any explosives, acids, inflammables, compressed gases or articles or materials
					 having or capable of producing strong offensive odors, explosion or fire, or
					 articles or materials likely to endanger persons or property. No person shall
					 bring or cause to be brought into or kept in a facility or train any signal
					 flare or any container filled with or which has been emptied or partially
					 emptied of all oil, gas, petroleum products, paint or
					 varnish.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.11 - Unauthorized interference with or use of systems or equipment prohibited

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No person shall do or permit to be done anything which may
					 interfere with the effectiveness or accessibility of the fire protection
					 system, sprinkler system, drainage system, alarm system, telephone system,
					 electrical system, public announcement and intercommunications system, plumbing
					 system, lighting system, security system, elevator and escalator system,
					 air-conditioning system, ventilation system, fire hydrants, hoses, fire
					 extinguishers, towing equipment or other mechanical systems, facilities or
					 equipment installed or located at or in any facility or train including closed
					 circuit television cameras and monitors, signs and notices; nor shall any
					 person operate, adjust or otherwise handle or manipulate, without permission,
					 any of the aforesaid systems or portions thereof, or any machinery, equipment
					 or other devices installed in or located at a terminal, station or train. Tags
					 showing date of last inspection attached to units of fire extinguishing and
					 fire fighting equipment shall not be removed therefrom, nor shall any person
					 plug a television, radio or other electrical device into any outlet or connect
					 any device to any utility at or in any facility or train, except with the
					 permission of an authorized SIRTOA employee.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.12 - Enforcement

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(a) Any person
				  violating any of these rules may receive a summons and/or may be subject to
				  ejectment from a facility or train.
(b) Any police officer is empowered to issue
				  an appearance ticket and/or order ejectment from a facility or train for
				  violation of any of these rules.
(c) Violation of these rules shall constitute
				  an offense punishable by a fine not exceeding $50 or imprisonment for not more
				  than 30 days or both.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1040 - Rules Governing The Conduct And Safety Of The Public In The Use Of The Facilities Of The Staten Island Rapid Transit Operating Authority › Section 1040.13 - Public notice of the provisions of New York Penal Law Section 165.16 (as added by chapter 57 of the Laws of 2005)

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The following notice of the provisions of New York Penal
					 Law is provided pursuant to part T, section 2 of chapter 57 of the Laws of
					 2005. New York Penal Law, section 165.16 states:
Unauthorized sale of certain transportation
					 services.
1. A person is guilty of
				  unauthorized sale of certain transportation services when, with intent to avoid
				  payment by another person to the metropolitan transportation Authority, New
				  York city transit authority or a subsidiary or affiliate of either such
				  authority of the lawful charge for transportation services on a railroad,
				  subway, bus or mass transit service operated by either such authority or a
				  subsidiary or affiliate thereof, he or she, in exchange for value, sells access
				  to such transportation services to such person, without authorization, through
				  the use of an unlimited farecard or doctored farecard. This section shall apply
				  only to such sales that occur in a transportation facility, as such term is
				  defined in subdivision two of section 240.00 of this chapter, operated by such
				  metropolitan Transportation authority, New York city transit authority or
				  subsidiary or affiliate of such authority, when public notice of the
				  prohibitions of its section and the exemptions thereto appears on the face of
				  the farecard or is conspicuously posted in transportation facilities operated
				  by such metropolitan transportation authority, New York city transit authority
				  or such subsidiary or affiliate of such authority.
2. It shall be a defense to a prosecution
				  under this section that a person, firm, partnership, corporation, or
				  association:
(a) selling a farecard
				  containing value, other than a doctored farecard, relinquished all rights and
				  privileges thereto upon consummation of the sale; or
(b) sold access to transportation services
				  through the use of a farecard, other than a doctored farecard, when such sale
				  was made at the request of the purchaser as an accommodation to the purchaser
				  at a time when a farecard was not immediately available to the purchaser,
				  provided, however, that the seller lawfully acquired the farecard and did not,
				  by means of an unlawful act, contribute to the circumstances that caused the
				  purchaser to make such request.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1041

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The
				  adopted version of this section by
				  New
				  York State Register April 26, 2023/Volume XLV, Issue 17, eff.
				  4/26/2023 is not yet
				  available.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1044 - Rules Governing The Conduct and Safety of the Public in the Use of the Facilities of the Mta Bus Company › Section 1044.1 - Authorization and purpose

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(a) MTA Bus
				  Company (MTABC) is a public benefit corporation and an independent subsidiary
				  of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) created pursuant to Public
				  Authorities Law, section 1266(5). As such, MTABC is empowered by the New York
				  State Public Authorities Law to make rules and regulations governing the
				  conduct and safety of the public in the use and operation of its transportation
				  facilities, buses and other conveyances. Public Authorities Law, sections
				  1265(5), 1265(14), 1266(4) and 1266(8).
(b) These rules are established by MTABC to
				  promote safety, to facilitate the proper use of MTABC transportation
				  facilities, and to protect its transportation facilities, its customers, its
				  employees and the public and to assure the payment of fares and other lawful
				  charges for the use of its system. In addition to these rules, all applicable
				  provisions of the Penal Law or any other applicable law shall continue to be
				  enforceable.
(c) These rules may be
				  amended or added to from time to time at the sole discretion of MTABC in
				  accordance with law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 21 - Miscellaneous › Chapter XXI - Metropolitan Transportation Authority › Subchapter D - Rules and Regulations Governing the Conduct and Safety of the Public › Part 1044 - Rules Governing The Conduct and Safety of the Public in the Use of the Facilities of the Mta Bus Company › Section 1044.3 - Construction

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In interpreting or applying these rules, the following
					 provisions shall apply:
(a) MTABC
				  reserves the right from time to time to suspend, modify or revoke application
				  of any or all of the rules as it deems necessary or desirable.
(b) No act otherwise prohibited by any of
				  these rules may be undertaken unless specifically authorized by the terms of
				  any written contract, agreement, permit, license or lease of the type issued in
				  the ordinary course of business of MTABC, provided that such act is otherwise
				  in compliance with any other applicable laws, rules and regulations. Any act
				  otherwise prohibited by these rules is lawful if performed by an officer,
				  employee or designated agent of MTABC acting within the scope of his employment
				  or agency.
(c) The rules shall not
				  apply to an MTABC employee acting within the course of his employment in an
				  area which is closed to the public. Conduct by employees in areas closed to the
				  public shall continue to be governed in accordance with applicable rules, laws
				  and MTABC operating and disciplinary procedures.
(d) The rules shall apply with equal force to
				  any person assisting, aiding or abetting another, including a minor, in any of
				  the acts prohibited by the rules or assisting, aiding or abetting another,
				  including a minor, in the avoidance of any of the requirements of the
				  rules.
(e) The order or judgment of
				  a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction that any provision of the
				  rules is invalid shall be confined in its operation to the controversy in which
				  it was rendered and shall not affect or invalidate any other provision of the
				  rules or the application of any part of the rules to any other person or
				  circumstance; the provisions of the rules are declared to be
				  severable.
(f) The singular shall
				  mean and include the plural; the masculine gender shall mean and include the
				  feminine, and vice versa.