safety rules or regulations involving an out-of-service defect relating to load securement, Yosemite National Park; exchange of . Every common, contract and private carrier of passenger by motor vehicle involved in interstate, intrastate, or international commerce domiciled in New York shall furnish and provide with respect thereto such service and facilities as shall be safe and adequate. TSB-M-09(2)S Sales Tax. all times carried within such vehicles to be made available for examination upon proper require, permit or authorize any person to operate a commercial motor vehicle, as (c)No person, corporation, limited liability company or business entity, joint stock fifty dollars, the penalty for a first violation involving steering components and/or person or any officer or agent thereof, found guilty of violating any of the department's Office of Modal Safety & SecurityBus & Passenger Carrier Safety, NYS Transportation Law and Vehicle and Traffic Law (VAT), 17 NYCRR Part 700 -- Transportation of Special or Chartered Parties, 17 NYCRR Parts 720, 721, & 722 --Bus & Passenger Carrier Safety Rules & Regulations, 17 NYCRR Part 730 -- Tariffs of Common Carriers, 17 NYCRR Part 742 -- Retention of Records at Principal Office, 17 NYCRR Part 781 --Use of Non-OwnedEquipment by Carriers of Passengers, Bus& Passenger Carrier Safety Regulation Interpretations. (ii) specify a code on the prescription to denote the condition for which the prescription has been issued, in accordance with codes designated in paragraph (d)(1) of this section. vehicle is equipped with a padded back at least twenty-eight inches in height of a that transports property or passengers in intrastate, interstate, or international (iii) (a) Except as provided in subparagraph (iv) of this paragraph, any person, corporation, company, association, joint stock association, partnership, person or any officer or agent thereof, found guilty of violating any of the department's safety rules or regulations shall be subject to a fine of not less than one hundred fifty dollars nor more than five hundred dollars for the first offense, and upon being found guilty of a second or subsequent offense committed within eighteen months by a fine of not less than five hundred dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than thirty days or by both such fine and imprisonment. d. In addition to the provisions of section one hundred forty-five of this article: (i) No motor vehicle operated pursuant to or requiring a certificate or a permit for the transportation of property from the interstate commerce commission or the commissioner and no motor vehicle operated for the commercial transportation of property shall be operated in this state unless it is in compliance with the department's safety rules and regulations. The law applies to all employers in the commercial goods transportation industry. In general, New York State has adopted the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations found in Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR), Parts 390, 391, 392, 393, 395, 396, and 397 and the Hazardous Materials Transportation Regulations found in 49 CFR, Parts 100 through 199 as they apply to interstate highway transportation. Maybe you could do better, but I will save you the trouble and reproduce the law as it exists at the moment of this writing: (here is a link to the official page of the law for the most up to date version) Be warned - this statute is a whopper. 5. Safety requirements. (b)No person, corporation, limited liability company or business entity, joint stock FindLaw Codes may not reflect the most recent version of the law in your jurisdiction. 8. Through social being found guilty of a second or subsequent offense within eighteen months by a fine to apply to all such motor vehicles. passengers operated within the state shall be subject to subdivision three of this Notwithstanding any inconsistent provision of this chapter or of any other law, general or special, or any rule or regulation, it shall be unlawful, except in cases of emergency, for any person operating any bus in intercity or suburban service where the length of a non-stop trip is more than twenty-five miles to allow passengers to stand in the aisle of any such bus while such bus is in motion. The Vehicle and Traffic Law is available online through The NYS Legislature (scroll down to VAT). in accordance with the rules and regulations of the commissioner within a period of (iii)(a)Except as provided in subparagraph (iv) of this paragraph, any person, corporation, Rights of claimants and owners of lands included; laws and regulations applicable within park. Stanje prometa na cesti. Generally, the Transportation Law requires a carrier to obtain "Operating Authority" from NYSDOT when transporting passengers for compensation within New York State. Section 69-3.10 - Religious exemption from immunization, Section 69-3.11 - Failure to obtain required immunization, SubPart 69-4 - Early Intervention Program, Section 69-4.2 - Early intervention official's or public health officer's role in the Child Find System, Section 69-4.4 - Qualifications of service coordinators, Section 69-4.5 - Approval of service coordinators, evaluators and service providers, Section 69-4.6 - Standards for initial and ongoing service coordinators, Section 69-4.7 - Initial service coordinators, Section 69-4.8 - Evaluation and Screening of the Child and Assessment of the Child and Family, Section 69-4.9 - Standards for the provision of services, Section 69-4.11 - Individualized Family Service Plan, Section 69-4.12 - Monitoring of approved service providers (including evaluators, service providers and service coordinators), Section 69-4.13 - Local early intervention coordinating councils, Section 69-4.16 - Parents, persons in parental relation and surrogate parents, Section 69-4.21 - Reimbursement of municipal administrative costs, Section 69-4.23 - Initial and continuing eligibility criteria, Section 69-4.24 - Proceedings involving the approval of an individual or agency, Section 69-4.26 - Content and retention of child records, Section 69-4.30 - Computation of rates for early intervention services provided to infants and children ages birth to three years old and their families or caregivers, SubPart 69-5 - Approval of rape crisis programs for the purpose of rape crisis counselor certification, Section 69-5.2 - Eligibility for rape crisis program approval, Section 69-5.3 - Minimum training standards, Section 69-5.4 - Application/reapplication for rape crisis program approval, Section 69-5.6 - Certification of rape crisis counselors, SubPart 69-6 - Testing of Newborns for Human Immunodeficiency Virus, SubPart 69-7 - Tinted Glass in Motor Vehicles, Section 69-7.1 - Medical conditions for which an exemption from restrictions on tinted glass may be issued, SubPart 69-8 - Newborn Hearing Screening, Section 69-8.2 - General Requirements for Infant Hearing Screening Programs and Responsibilities of the Administrative Officers or Designees of Facilities, Section 69-8.3 - General Requirements for Administration of the Infant Hearing Screening Program, Section 69-8.4 - Procedures for Infant Hearing Screening, Section 69-8.5 - General Requirements for Institutions Caring for Infants that Provide a Referral for Infants to Obtain Hearing Screening, Section 69-8.6 - Responsibilities of Institutions Caring for Infants in Special Circumstances, SubPart 69-9 - Standard Infant Autopsy Procedures, Section 69-9.2 - Use of New York State Infant Autopsy Protocol, Section 69-9.3 - New York State Infant Autopsy Protocol, Section 69-10.2 - Application and Enrollment Process, Section 69-10.3 - Claims Assistance Manager, Section 69-10.5 - Claims Submission Process, Section 69-10.6 - Prior Approval Request Process, Section 69-10.7 - Prior Approval Requests for Emods, Section 69-10.8 - Conditional Prior Approval for Emods to Prospective Primary Residences, Section 69-10.9 - Prior Approval Requests for Vehicle Modifications, Section 69-10.10 - Prior Approval Requests for Assistive Technology, Section 69-10.11 - Prior Approval for Private Duty Nursing, Section 69-10.12 - Prior Approval Requests for Certain Transportation for Medical Care and Services, Section 69-10.13 - Prior Approval for Treatment with a Specialty Drug, Section 69-10.14 - Prior Approval Requests for Experimental Treatment, Section 69-10.15 - Expedited Prior Approval Process, Section 69-10.16 - Claim and Prior Authorization Denial Review Process, Section 69-10.17 - Right to Expedited Review of Denials of Requests for Prior Approval, Section 69-10.18 - Withdrawal or Abandonment of Review Request, Section 69-10.19 - Actuarial Calculations for the Fund, Section 69-10.20 - Suspension of the Fund, Section 69-10.22 - Residence of Qualified Plaintiffs and Enrollees, SubPart 69-11 - Surrogacy Programs and Assisted Reproduction Service Providers, Section 69-11.2 - Surrogacy program licensure, Section 69-11.3 - Surrogacy program owner information, Section 69-11.4 - Surrogacy program conflicts of interest, Section 69-11.5 - Surrogacy program informed consent, Section 69-11.6 - Gestational surrogacy guidelines, Section 69-11.8 - Effective date for surrogacy program licensure, Section 69-11.9 - Surrogacy program licensure fees and renewals, Section 69-11.10 - Continuation of surrogacy program licensure, Section 69-11.11 - Assisted reproduction service provider registration, Section 69-11.12 - Assisted reproduction service provider conflicts of interest, Section 69-11.13 - Assisted reproductive service provider informed consent and applicability of reproductive tissue bank regulations, Section 69-11.14 - Ova donation guidelines, Section 69-11.15 - Ova donation registry, SubPart 70-1 - Application and Definitions, SubPart 70-2 - Management of Regulated Medical Waste, Section 70-2.2 - Containment and storage, Section 70-2.4 - Transfer of regulated medical waste for off-site treatment, SubPart 70-3 - Requirements for Autoclaves Used to Treat Regulated Medical Waste, Section 70-3.2 - Operational requirements, Section 70-3.3 - Generally accepted and alternative operating parameters, SubPart 70-4 - Requirements for Alternative Regulated Medical Waste Treatment Systems, Section 70-4.2 - Operational Requirements, SubPart 70-5 - Approval of Alternative Treatment Technologies for Use in New York State, Section 70-5.1 - Treatment technology approval, Section 70-5.2 - Limitations and voiding of approval, Part 71 - Requirements for Vent-Free Gas Space Heating Appliances, Section 72-1.3 - Enforcement, public health hazards and other violations, Section 72-1.5 - Inspection and inspection fees, Section 72-1.7 - Injury and illness reporting and record keeping requirements, Section 72-1.8 - Patron identification and acknowledgement requirements, Section 72-1.9 - Physical facilities and equipment, Section 72-1.11 - Additional operator responsibilities, Part 73 - Asbestos Safety Training Program Requirements, Section 73.2 - Administrative requirements and practices for asbestos safety training providers, Section 73.4 - Minimum instructor qualifications, Section 73.5 - Topics and requirements for initial asbestos safety training programs, Section 73.6 - Topics and requirements for annual refresher asbestos safety training programs, Section 73.8 - Accreditation of asbestos safety training providers, Section 73.9 - Revocation, suspension and modification of accredited training programs, Section 73.10 - Equivalence of prior training, Part 74 - Approval Of Realty Subdivisions, Section 74.2 - Applications for approval, Section 74.7 - Other environmental factors, Appendix 74-A - Planning the Subdivision As Part of the Total Environmental, Part 75 - Standards for Individual Onsite Water Supply and Individual Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems, Section 75.4 - Minimum standards for individual onsite water supply systems, Section 75.5 - Minimum standards for individual onsite wastewater treatment systems, Section 75.6 - Waivers; general, specific and local, Appendix 75-A - Wastewater Treatment Standards - Residential Onsite Systems, Appendix 75-A.2 - Regulation by other agencies, Appendix 75-A.4 - Soil and site appraisal, Appendix 75-A.5 - House or building sewer, Appendix 75-A.6 - Septic tanks and Enhanced Treatment Units, Appendix 75-A.8 - Conventional subsurface treatment systems, Appendix 75-A.9 - Alternative subsurface treatment systems, Appendix 75-B - Individual water supplies - Treatment systems, Appendix 75-B.2 - Activated carbon treatment systems, Appendix 75-C - Individual Onsite Water Supply Systems Statewide Water Quality Standards, Part 76 - Public Health Administrative Tribunal, Section 76.3 - Public health administrative tribunal; establishment, powers and duties, Section 76.6 - Answer to finding of violation, Section 76.10 - Disqualification of tribunal representatives, Section 76.11 - Decisions, determinations and orders, SubChapter J - Funeral Directing, Undertaking and Embalming, Section 77.1 - Academic requirements for funeral director examination, Section 77.9 - Tests prescribed by the commissioner for signs of death, Section 77.11 - Funeral director business practices, Part 78 - Statement To Be Furnished By Every Person Licensed Pursuant To Article 34 Of The Public Health Law, Section 78.2 - Format for statement of goods and services selected, Section 78.3 - Customer's designation of intentions, Section 79.1 - Telephone price disclosure, Section 79.3 - Outer interment receptacle price list, Section 79.5 - Alternative pricing methods, Section 79.8 - Comprehension of disclosure, Section 80.3 - Exceptions, reclassification and exemptions of scheduled controlled substances, Section 80.6 - Safeguarding controlled substances, MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS, Section 80.11 - Additional requirements for manufacturers and distributors, Section 80.12 - Additional requirements for importers and exporters, Section 80.13 - Minimum security standards for nonpractitioner handling; schedule I and II controlled substances, Section 80.14 - Minimum security standards for nonpractitioner handling; schedule III, IV and V controlled substances, Section 80.15 - Multiple storage area; schedule I-V controlled substances, Section 80.16 - Accessibility to storage areas; schedule I-V controlled substances, Section 80.17 - Security standards; agents of nonpractitioners, Section 80.18 - Security standards; public warehouse and common or contract carriers, Section 80.19 - Security controls for nonpractitioners; manufacturing areas, Section 80.24 - Identification of controlled substances, Section 80.25 - Distribution of free samples, RESEARCH, INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, Section 80.36 - Additional requirements, research, instructional activities and chemical analysis, Section 80.38 - Records; instructional activities, Section 80.39 - Records; analytical laboratories, Section 80.46 - Institutional dispensers; additional requirements, Section 80.47 - Institutional dispenser, limited, Section 80.48 - Records and reports of institutional dispensers, Section 80.49 - Records and reports of institutional dispensers, limited, Section 80.50 - Minimum security standards for institutional dispensers, institutional dispensers limited, treatment programs, license holders engaging in research, instructional activities and chemical analysis, Section 80.51 - Surrender and disposal of controlled substances, Section 80.62 - Use of controlled substances in treatment, Section 80.67 - Schedule II and certain other substances, Section 80.68 - Emergency oral prescriptions for schedule II substances and certain other controlled substances, Section 80.69 - Schedule III, IV and V substances, Section 80.70 - Oral prescriptions for schedule III, IV and V substances, Section 80.71 - Practitioners; dispensing controlled substances, Section 80.72 - Issuance of official New York State prescription forms, Section 80.73 - Pharmacists; dispensing schedule II substances and certain other controlled substances, Section 80.74 - Pharmacists; dispensing schedule III, IV and V controlled substances, Section 80.75 - Institutional dispensers, Section 80.77 - Practitioners; control and reporting of official New York State prescription forms and electronic prescribing credentials, Section 80.78 - Pharmacists; dispensing out-of-state prescriptions; schedule II, III, IV and V controlled substances, DISPENSING TO ADDICTS AND HABITUAL USERS, AND TREATMENT PROGRAMS, Section 80.84 - Practitioners and pharmacies; prescribing, administering and dispensing for the treatment of narcotic addiction, Section 80.85 - Administration of controlled substances to addicts and habitual users, Section 80.86 - Records and reports of treatment programs, Section 80.101 - Manufacturers, distributors, importers and exporters, Section 80.102 - Research, instructional activities and chemical analysis, Section 80.103 - Institutional dispensers, Section 80.108 - Practitioner patient reporting, Section 80.109 - Confidential communications, Section 80.110 - Notification by licensee, Section 80.111 - Inventory; required substances, Section 80.112 - Inventory; procedure for filing, TOXIC VAPORS, HYPODERMIC SYRINGES AND NEEDLES, Section 80.131 - Prescription, sale and possession of hypodermic syringes and hypodermic needles, Section 80.132 - Hypodermic syringes and needles; designation of persons or classes of persons, Section 80.133 - Hypodermic syringes and needles; certificate of need, Section 80.134 - Authorization for the purchase, possession and dispensing of sodium pentobarbital to euthanize animals, Section 80.135 - Authorization to conduct hypodermic syringe and needle exchange programs, Section 80.136 - Controlled substances for emergency medical services: purchasing, possessing, delivering, administering and safeguarding of controlled substances, Section 80.137 - Expanded syringe access program, Section 80.138 - Opioid Overdose Prevention Programs, SubChapter L - Hospitals and Related Facilities, Part 81 - Residential Health Care Facilities; Patient Abuse, Section 81.2 - Persons required to report, Section 81.4 - Contents of reports; procedures, Section 81.5 - Investigation and determination, SubPart 82-1 - Organization and Functions of Health Systems Agencies, SubPart 82-2 - State Funding for Health Systems Agencies, Section 82-2.5 - Limitations on non-state sources of funding, Section 83-1.3 - Applicability of other laws, codes, rules and regulations, Section 83-1.4 - Registration of shared health facilities required, Section 83-1.5 - Registration of shared health facilities, Section 83-1.6 - Denial of applications for registration; suspension or revocation of registrations, Section 83-1.8 - Quality of care requirements, Section 83-1.10 - Shared health facility report and audit requirements, Section 83-1.11 - Provider and purveyor leases, Section 83-1.12 - Prohibited practices-additional requirements, Section 83-1.13 - Engineering and maintenance, Section 83-1.18 - Disinfection and sterilization, Section 83-1.19 - General structural equipment and safety standards, SubPart 83-2 - Certificate of Public Advantage, Section 83-2.2 - Certificate of Public Advantage, Section 83-2.4 - Fees for applications and monitoring, Section 83-2.6 - Issuance of a Certificate of Public Advantage, Section 83-2.8 - Modification and termination, Section 83-2.10 - Review after issuance of Certificate of Public Advantage, Section 83-2.11 - Application for renewal, Section 83-2.15 - Effect of consultation or recommendations, Section 83-2.16 - Certificate of need and other requirements, Part 84 - Attendance Rules For Hospital Teachers, Section 84.5 - Agreement between State and employee organization, Section 84.15 - Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Section 84.16 - Absences during school year, Section 84.20 - Workmen's compensation leave, Section 84.21 - Leave for subpoenaed appearance and jury attendance, Section 84.22 - Leave for civil service examinations, Section 84.25 - Leave for civil defense duties, Section 84.30 - Leave of absence; duration, Section 84.31 - Successive leaves of absence, LIMITATIONS ON HOSPITALIZATION INCLUDING SURGERY, Section 85.1 - Emergency or urgent surgery, Section 85.2 - Standards for surgical intervention, Section 85.4 - One-day presurgical stay limitation, Section 85.5 - Limitation on hospital stay, Section 85.6 - Admissions and hospital stays, Section 85.7 - Extension of hospital stay, Section 85.8 - Alternate level of care placement, Section 85.9 - Responsibilities of persons designated by the Commissioner of Health, Section 85.10 - Responsibilities of hospitals, Section 85.11 - Determinations of Commissioner of Health, CHILDREN AND YOUTH WITH SPECIAL HEALTH CARE NEEDS, Section 85.13 - Children and youth with special health care needs, CONTINUING STAY REVIEWS IN RESIDENTIAL HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, Section 85.15 - Notification of adverse finding, Section 85.16 - Review of adverse finding, Section 85.17 - Notification of Department of Social Services, NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS IN THE MEDICAID PROGRAM, Section 85.21 - Establishment of list of reimbursable, nonprescription drugs, Section 85.22 - Maximum reimbursable price and limitations on reimbursement for nonprescription drugs, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IN THE MEDICAID PROGRAM, Section 85.28 - Applicability and general requirements, Section 85.29 - Maintenance of medical records, Section 85.36 - Licensed midwife services, Section 85.37 - Time limits within which determinations shall be made, Section 85.41 - Approval of Residential Health Care Facility (RHCF) admission and continued stay, Section 85.42 - Catastrophic health care expense program, Section 85.43 - Nurse Practitioner Services, Section 85.44 - Minimum Standards Preferred Primary Care Providers (PPCP), Section 85.47 - Alternate level of care placement - Trial discharge, Appendix 13 - Patient Categories and Case Mix Indices under RUG-II Classification System, Title: Section 80.67 - Schedule II and certain other substances.
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