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Consejos para motociclistas y automovilistas | Comité de Seguridad Vial del Gobernador
De hecho, es ilegal usarlos en las carreteras de Nueva York.Siempre use equipo de conducción de alta calidad diseñado para proteger al ciclista durante una caída. Esto incluye botas sobre los tobillos, guantes completos con acolchado, además de chaquetas y pantalones con protección de armadura en los puntos de impacto.Sé llamativo. Use chalecos de alta visibilidad, prendas con características reflectoras y accesorios para aumentar su visibilidad ante otros conductores. Mantenga su motocicleta correctamente. Asegúrese de que todas las luces y la bocina funcionen y que ambos espejos estén ajustados. Asegúrese de que sus llantas estén infladas correctamente y tengan una profundidad de dibujo legal. Recuerde, las motocicletas mantienen una superficie de contacto de los neumáticos más pequeña en la carretera en comparación con otros vehículos. Una buena tracción es un componente clave para un manejo y frenado seguros en situaciones normales y adversas.Mantener un alto nivel de conciencia. Escanee la carretera constantemente en busca de peligros y alerta de conducción. Si está cansado, tómese un descanso y revitalícese para aumentar su concentración.Conduce sobrio. Nunca conduzca bajo los efectos del alcohol o las drogas y desaliente a otros ciclistas de tomar una mala decisión.Gire a la izquierda con precaución.
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Instructions for the MOU may be found through the Related Pages section on the right. Reimbursement may be made at State rate for lodging, per diem, mileage, etc., based on available funding.
Boating safety officers wishing to attend a DBW course must be assigned to a marine patrol unit and must meet the prerequisites listed in the course description(s) in the Training Calendar. Registration requests are to be submitted online through the Online Registration link.
 
 

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Conseils pour les motocyclistes et les automobilistes | Comité de sécurité routière du gouverneur
Portez toujours un casque homologué par le ministère des Transports et des lunettes de protection. "Les casques fantaisie" ne sont pas homologués et offrent peu de protection au cycliste en cas d'accident. En fait, leur port est illégal sur les routes de New York.Portez toujours un équipement d'équitation de haute qualité conçu pour protéger le cycliste en cas de chute. Cela comprend des bottes à dessus de cheville, des gants à doigts entiers avec rembourrage, ainsi que des vestes et des pantalons avec une armure de protection aux points d'impact.Soyez visible. Portez des gilets de haute visibilité, des vêtements avec des réflecteurs et des accessoires pour augmenter votre visibilité pour les autres conducteurs. Entretenez correctement votre moto. Assurez-vous que tous vos feux et votre klaxon fonctionnent et que les deux rétroviseurs sont réglés. Assurez-vous que vos pneus sont correctement gonflés et que la profondeur de sculpture est réglementaire. N'oubliez pas que la surface de contact des pneus des motocyclettes sur la chaussée est plus petite que celle des autres véhicules. Une bonne traction est un élément clé pour une conduite et un freinage sûrs dans des situations normales et défavorables.Maintenez un haut niveau de vigilance. Recherchez constamment les dangers sur la route et restez vigilant. Si vous êtes fatigué, faites une pause et refaites le plein d'énergie pour améliorer votre concentration.Conduisez sobre.
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Soyez un conducteur responsable. Assurez-vous que votre véhicule est en bon état de marche et que tous vos équipements de sécurité sont correctement réglés. Observez et respectez le code de la route, les panneaux et les signaux.
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Conduisez sobre. Ne conduisez jamais avec les facultés affaiblies par l'alcool ou les drogues et découragez les autres de le faire. La conduite en état d'ébriété tue sans discrimination et sans barrière démographique !

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New York State has more than 7,500 lakes, ponds and reservoirs and over 70,000 miles of rivers and streams. Boating on these waterbodies can take the form of canoes, kayaks, personal watercraft, sailboats and motorboats.

As required by Brianna's Law, all motorboat operators must complete a boating safety course and obtain a certificate from the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. New age requirements began January 1, 2020, with full compliance by January 1, 2025

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Emissions producing devices create a substantial risk of serious harm to the immediate environment and natural or cultural resources due to the fire dangers of a hot engine, potential spark emissions, and the remote nature of park routes.

 
1OPDMD capable of exceeding 5 mph will not be prohibited from use, but individuals observed exceeding the speed limit may be subject to citation and penalties.
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Devices that meet all of the preceeding criteria are generally allowed in the following locations within California state parks:

Class I designated trails that are designated as accessible or multiple use.
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Child's Hill Road from Hamilton Road to Crossover Road (MP 0.0 to 6.6)
Rock Creek Road from Crossover Road to Child's Road (MP 14.2 to 20.8)
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Bummer Lake Road from Child's Hill Road (MP 14.2 to 20.8)
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Cougar Ridge Road from Hamilton Road to Tera Road (MP 0.0 to 1.5)
Teran Road from Cougar Ridge Road to Upper First Gulch Road (MP 0.0 to 3.7)
Upper First Gulch from Teran Road to Hamilton Road (MP 0.0 to 3.4)
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Cheatham Grove Environmental Campsite Trail

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Stephen's Grove Trail
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Pole Line Road
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Peavine Ridge Road
Kemp Road
Greig Road
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Fox Camp Road
Hansen Ridge Road
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Una buona trazione è un componente chiave per una manovrabilità e una frenata sicure in situazioni normali e avverse.Mantieni un alto livello di consapevolezza. Scansiona costantemente la carreggiata alla ricerca di pericoli e allerta. Se sei stanco, fai una pausa e rienergizza per aumentare la concentrazione.Guida da sobrio. Non guidare mai con alcol o droghe e scoraggiare gli altri ciclisti dal fare una scelta sbagliata.Svoltare a sinistra con cautela. La maggior parte degli incidenti tra auto e moto comporta la svolta a sinistra. Se ti stai preparando ad attraversare il traffico o svoltare a sinistra, dai una seconda occhiata per assicurarti che sia sicuro procedere.Rallenta! Prenditi il tuo tempo e mantieni il controllo della motocicletta.Consentire uno spazio adeguato tra te e il veicolo davanti a te. Usa la" regola dei" due secondi come zona di sicurezza.Osservare e rispettare tutte le leggi sul traffico, i segnali e i segnali.Fai conoscere agli altri automobilisti le tue intenzioni. Segnala quando giri con le luci direzionali o i segnali manuali. Inoltre, lampeggiare periodicamente la luce dei freni prima di fermarsi avviserà i conducenti dietro di te di essere cauti!

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How do I order a publication from Caltrans?

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For engineering exam questions, consult our Human Resources Program.

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27460. Any passenger vehicle 
 or motortruck having an unladen weight of 6,500 pounds 
 or less and operated and equipped with four-wheel drive 
 and with snow-tread tires on all four drive wheels may 
 be operated upon any portion of a highway without tire 
 traction devices, notwithstanding the fact that the 
 highway is signed for the requirement of those devices 
 and provided that tire traction devices for at least 
 one set of drive wheels are carried in or upon the vehicle. 
 The snow-tread tires shall meet the requirements specified 
 in Section 27459, and the vehicle shall not, when so 
 operated, tow another vehicle except as may be necessary 
 to move a disabled vehicle from the roadway. 
No person shall use those tires 
 on four-wheel drive vehicles in place of tire traction 
 devices whenever weather and roadway conditions at the 
 time are such that the stopping, tractive, and cornering 
 abilities of the tires are not adequate or whenever 
 the Department of Transportation or local authorities, 
 in their respective jurisdictions, place signs prohibiting 
 their operation unless equipped with tire traction devices. 
 

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efforts to increase participation of disadvantaged businesses
we recommend you visit our Office of Civil Rights (OCR).
 

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ADMINISTRATION [1500 - 3093]  ( Division 2 enacted by Stats. 1959, Ch. 3. )CHAPTER 5. California Traffic Safety Program [2900 - 2935]  ( Chapter 5 added by Stats. 1967, Ch. 1492. )ARTICLE 1. Traffic Safety [2900 - 2911]  ( Heading of Article 1 added by Stats. 1985, Ch. 547, Sec. 1. )2900.  There is in this state, the California Traffic Safety Program, which consists of a comprehensive plan in conformity with the laws of this state to reduce traffic accidents and deaths, injuries, and property damage resulting from accidents. The program shall include, but not be limited to, provisions to improve driver performance, including, but not limited to, driver education, driver testing to determine proficiency to operate motor vehicles, and driver examinations and driver licensing, and provisions to improve bicyclist and pedestrian education and performance. In addition, the program shall include, but not be limited to, provisions for an effective record system of accidents, including injuries and deaths resulting from accidents; accident investigations to determine the probable causes of accidents, injuries, and deaths; vehicle registration, operation, and inspection; highway design and maintenance including lighting, markings, and surface treatment; traffic control; vehicle codes and laws; surveillance of traffic for detection and correction of high or potentially high accident locations; and emergency services. (Amended by Stats. 2000, Ch. 181, Sec. 1. Effective January 1, 2001.)2901.  The Governor may appoint a highway safety representative who shall serve in the Transportation Agency and who shall, in consultation with the Governor and Secretary of Transportation, prepare the California Traffic Safety Program. The Governor is responsible for the administration of the program, and has final approval of all phases of the program, and may take all action necessary to secure the full benefits available to the program under the Federal Highway Safety Act of 1966, and any amendments thereto. The highway safety representative serves at the pleasure of the secretary.(Amended by Stats. 2013, Ch. 352, Sec. 522. (AB 1317) Effective September 26, 2013. Operative July 1, 2013, by Sec.