The NYPD has implemented a new enforcement strategy targeting cyclists, e-bike, and moped riders in Brooklyn, which involves issuing criminal court summonses for minor violations that previously resulted in fines paid online. These low-level infractions, such as running red lights or riding the wrong way, will now require riders to appear in court, significantly increasing the legal stakes for these offenses. This shift in policy comes amid concerns from local communities regarding the impact on cyclists and the overall safety on the streets.
The NYPD's new policy escalates consequences for cyclists, e-bike, and moped riders by replacing standard fines with criminal court summonses for minor traffic violations.
Previously, low-level violations like running red lights resulted in a simple B-summons; now, minor infractions necessitate a criminal court appearance, raising community concerns.
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