The New York City Department of Transportation has announced that new rules to ensure the visibility of license plates will take effect on April 16. Drivers will face penalties for obscuring plates with dirt, rust, or coverings, a measure aimed at improving public safety and the effectiveness of automated enforcement systems. DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez highlighted that clear plates are essential for avoiding traffic law evasion, ensuring fairness, and improving traffic flow, while NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch reinforced the commitment to cracking down on violators endorsing these regulations.
The new NYC license plate rules, effective April 16, require all plates to be clear and visible, prohibiting any form of obstruction to enhance public safety.
DOT Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez emphasized that obstructing plates risks public safety and that clear plates are crucial for the effectiveness of enforcement cameras.
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