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in Niagara CountyFebruary 3, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections and Assistance in Orange and Rockland CountiesFebruary 2, 2022DMV Announces New NASCAR Custom Plates Now Available for SaleJanuary 21, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Latest Class of New York's Drug Recognition Experts January 21, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections and Assistance in Delaware CountyJanuary 14, 2022Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Results of Holiday Impaired Driving Enforcement CampaignJanuary 12, 2022Governor Hochul Announces Plan to Address Truck and Bus Driver ShortageJanuary 11, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections and Assistance in Orange CountyJanuary 7, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections and Assistance in Niagara CountyJanuary 6, 2022New Yorkers Can Celebrate Ski Season with Custom License PlateJanuary 6, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections and Assistance in Suffolk CountyMedia Advisory: Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) Invites Press to Participate in Emergency Vehicle Operator Course for Distracted Driving Awareness MonthMedia Advisory: New York State Partners with Greater NY Auto Dealers to Promote Organ Donor Awareness at New York International Auto Show

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Can I take strollers on the Red Bus?

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The Q102 bus takes the MetroCard. Please check the mta.info website for current fare info. 

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Where is the Motorgate Garage located?

It is accessible via the first right hand turn after coming across the Roosevelt Island Bridge and directly above the Gristedes supermarket. 

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Where can I park in the event of a snow Emergency?

There is no parking on Main Street in the event of a snow emergency. Vehicles must park in the Motorgate Garage. 

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What are Roosevelt Island’s street cleaning hours?

Every Monday and Thursday, 10 AM to 11:30 AM.  

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Yes, but there is a $1 added fee and they must be stored as directed at the front of the Ferry. 

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Guides and manuals to assist with the preparation and submission of a highway safety grant:Rules and Eligibility2025 GTSC Call Letter (PDF)GTSC eGrants Application Manual (PDF)Highway Safety Guide (PDF)GTSC Highway Safety Strategic Plan 2024 (PDF)PTS Application Example (PDF) FFY 2023 Highway Safety Annual Report (PDF)GTSC Diversity Town Hall 4-13-21GTSC Diversity Town Hall 4-14-21

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Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Orleans, Ontario, and Monroe CountiesJune 6, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Suffolk CountyJune 1, 2023Governor Hochul Marks First Anniversary of Gender "X" Markers on Identification Becoming Available to New YorkersJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Reminds New Yorkers Of Annual Seat Belt Education And Enforcement CampaignJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Niagara And Erie CountiesJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Suffolk CountyJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Livingston CountyJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Broome CountyJune 1, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Westchester, Orange, Putnam, and Rockland CountiesMay 30, 2023Media Advisory: Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee And Nascar Driver Ross Chastain Raise Awareness Of Annual “Buckle Up New York, Click It Or Ticket” Enforcement CampaignMay 30, 2023DMV Investigators Crack Down On Use Of False License PlatesMay 26, 2023
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Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Hamilton CountyMay 26, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Cortland CountyMay 24, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Broome CountyMay 18, 2023Media Advisory: GTSC Invites Press to Hands-On Teen Driver Training EventMay 18, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance In Clinton CountyMay 12, 2023 Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Wayne And Livingston CountiesMay 11, 2023 Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Putnam And Dutchess CountiesMay 11, 2023 Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Suffolk CountyMay 11, 2023 Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections And Assistance In Erie CountyMay 10, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Warns Of Rise In Fatal Motorcycle Crashes During Motorcycle Safety Awareness MonthMay 9, 2023Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Results of 2023 “No Empty Chair” Education and Enforcement CampaignMay 8, 2023Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Child Seat Inspections And Assistance In Fulton
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All grant management activities including progress reports, claim for payment reimbursement requests and grant modification requests must be submitted through the eGrants system.It is important to keep user contact information current in eGrants to ensure that grant announcements and updates are received. Please review your organization contact information in the eGrants system by going to the My Profile and My Organization pages. If you have a spam filter, please add the email domain dmv.ny.gov to your list of approved senders.Project Directors may add additional users to their organization as needed. When adding new agency members to replace existing members, please remember that new agency members must also be added to the current year's grant proposal(s). Project Directors may add new agency members to the current year's grant proposal(s) by using the Management Tools Add/Edit People link within the proposal.Dates to Remember For The Governor's Traffic Safety CommitteeGrant Award Listing for Federal Fiscal Year 2024 (PDF)

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The GTSC requires a semi-annual progress report and final progress report on all funded projects. Reports must be submitted through the eGrants system. If your organization did not conduct grant-funded activity during the reporting period, a semi-annual progress report and final progress report stating so are required. If you have additional documentation you would like to submit with your report, you may upload it, provided it is in electronic format such as a word processor document, a digital image, or a pdf file.The semi-annual progress report is due by April 15. The final progress report is due by October 15.Please note that the Police Traffic Services and Child Passenger Safety programs have additional reporting requirements that are unique to that program. Please refer to the Conditions page within each proposal to view the specific reporting requirements for that program and the date each report is due.Instruction guides for grant modifications, payment requests and progress reports:Child Passenger Safety Program Instructions (PPTX)Highway Safety Program Instructions (PDF)Police Traffic Services Program Instructions (PDF)Claim for Payment Instruction Guide (PDF)

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 Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute 
 
 
 

A bicycle helmet advocacy program explaining helmet technology to consumers and working to improve helmet standards. Founded in 1989, they are a small, active, non-profit consumer-funded program with a volunteer staff. Volunteers serve on the ASTM helmet standards committee and are active in commenting on actions of the Consumer Product Safety Commission. They provide a Toolkit of materials for helmet programs and a periodic email newsletter, both free.Go to the Bicycle Helmet Safety Institute website

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Cornell University Information, programs, and Initiatives for Bicyclists. This information is included as part of Cornell University's Sustainable Campus initiative.Cornell University is committed to inventing and demonstrating cutting-edge sustainability solutions, starting with its campus and community. The website details their efforts on campus, their plans, and climate leadership. Go to Cornell University's Biking webpage

 New York Bicycling Coalition
 
 
 

New York Bicycling Coalition advocates for pro-bicycle and pro-pedestrian policies and funding at all levels of government; educates New Yorkers about bicycle safety and the benefits of bicycling; provides technical assistance and support to advocates and government entities; and promotes bicycle tourism across the state.Go to New York Bicycling Coalition website
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Most state agencies and local governments consider two-wheeled E-Scooters to be motorized equipment and prohibit their use on off-road sections of the Empire State Trail.

 Is the trail accessible for people with disabilities?

 Yes, all off-road EST sections are 8 to 10-feet wide with an improved surface and gentle grades, making them accessible to trail users of all abilities. All trail segments and designated parking areas conform with American With Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.

 Where do I get information about bicycle rentals and organized biking tours on the Empire State Trail?

 New York State does not maintain a listing of private businesses that rent bicycles – Please search the internet for more information.
The non-profit group Parks & Trails New York hosts 700+ riders on an 8-day, 400-mile supported bicycle ride from Buffalo to Albany every July (information is available on PTNY’s website: https://www.ptny.org/cycle-the-erie-canal/annual-bike-tour).
In addition, several for-profit small businesses offer supported bicycle tours in New York State. You can find information through an internet search for “Empire State Trail bicycle tours”.

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to Vote Before Election DayOctober 4, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Niagara CountyOctober 4, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Albany and Schenectady CountiesOctober 3, 2022Governor Hochul Issues Proclamation Declaring October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month in New York StateSeptember 30, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Orleans CountySeptember 30, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Nassau CountySeptember 23, 2022Governor Hochul Announces Second Phase of Third-Party Commercial Driver License Road Test Program to Address Truck and Bus Driver ShortageSeptember 22, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance Across New York State This SaturdaySeptember 21, 2022DMV Executive Deputy Commissioner Christian Jackstadt Named to International Board of Directors for the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators (AAMVA)September 20, 2022DMV Announces Redesigned Rotary International Custom License PlateSeptember 19, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Wyoming and Wayne CountiesSeptember 19, 2022Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Announces Free Car Seat Inspections and Assistance in Delaware and Chenango