Pending Legislation:
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Pending Legislation:
New York Introduces Bill to Ban the Use of Grille/Brush Guards
A bill (A.B. 10116) has been introduced in the New York Legislature to prohibit the public road use of motor vehicles equipped with a grille or brush guard. The bill has been referred to the Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration and a vote.
We Urge You to Contact Members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee (List Below) Immediately to Request Their Opposition to A.B. 10116.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that these grille guards create the potential of greater harm to other vehicles in the event of a collision.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that grille guards obstruct airbag sensors, rendering the airbags useless in an accident.
A.B. 10116 would require owners of vehicles currently equipped with grille guards (including those purchased with this equipment from a dealership) to remove these guards.
DON’T DELAY! Please contact members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee immediately by phone or e-mail to request their opposition to this bill.
Please e-mail a copy of your letter to stevem AT sema.org. Thank you for your assistance.
New York Assembly Transportation Committee
David F. Gantt, Chair
518-455-5606
New York Introduces Bill to Ban the Use of Grille/Brush Guards
A bill (A.B. 10116) has been introduced in the New York Legislature to prohibit the public road use of motor vehicles equipped with a grille or brush guard. The bill has been referred to the Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration and a vote.
We Urge You to Contact Members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee (List Below) Immediately to Request Their Opposition to A.B. 10116.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that these grille guards create the potential of greater harm to other vehicles in the event of a collision.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that grille guards obstruct airbag sensors, rendering the airbags useless in an accident.
A.B. 10116 would require owners of vehicles currently equipped with grille guards (including those purchased with this equipment from a dealership) to remove these guards.
DON’T DELAY! Please contact members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee immediately by phone or e-mail to request their opposition to this bill.
Please e-mail a copy of your letter to stevem@sema.org. Thank you for your assistance.
New York Assembly Transportation Committee
David F. Gantt, Chair
518-455-5606
Marc Alessi
alessim at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5294
Darrel J. Aubertine
aubertd at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5545
Jim Bacalles
bacallj at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5791
Pat Casale
casalep at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5777
Michael Cusick
518-455-5526
Ruben Diaz, Jr.
diazr at assembly.state.ny.us
Francine DelMonte
delmonf at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5284
Sam Hoyt
hoyts at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4886
Ivan C. Lafayette
lafayei AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4545
George S. Latimer
latimeg at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4897
John W. Lavelle
lavellj at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4677
Charles D. Lavine
lavinec at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5456
Donna Lupardo
lupardd AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5431
Pat Manning
manninp At assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5177
David G. McDonough
McDonoD AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4633
Brian M. McLaughlin
mclaugb AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5172
Jimmy Meng
mengj AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5411
Joan L. Millman
millmaj AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5426
Matthew Mirones
mironem AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5716
Chris Ortloff
ortlofc AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5943
N. Nick Perry
perryn AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4166
Paul D. Tonko
tonkop AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5197
Harvey Weisenberg
weisenh AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-3028
http://www.semasan.com/main/main.aspx?ID=61877
Issue: Vehicle Emissions
Bill: SB 120
Status: Active
Location:
Description: Amends and repeals sections of code regarding vehicle emissions inspections. Exempts vehicles 25 years and older, historics vehicles, and other vehicles from remote-sensing emissions.
Author: Senators Grendell, Coughlin, Fingerhut
Intro Date: 7-Apr-05
Bill Type: Two Year Bill from 2005
Issue: Misc.
Bill: HB 274
Status: Active
Location:
Description: Prohibits any person from operating a moving vehicle while using a mobile telephone without a hands-free device. Also creates the offense of inattentive driving with definitions.
Author: Representative Barrett
Intro Date: 24-May-05
Bill Type: Two Year Bill from 2005
A bill (A.B. 10116) has been introduced in the New York Legislature to prohibit the public road use of motor vehicles equipped with a grille or brush guard. The bill has been referred to the Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration and a vote.
We Urge You to Contact Members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee (List Below) Immediately to Request Their Opposition to A.B. 10116.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that these grille guards create the potential of greater harm to other vehicles in the event of a collision.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that grille guards obstruct airbag sensors, rendering the airbags useless in an accident.
A.B. 10116 would require owners of vehicles currently equipped with grille guards (including those purchased with this equipment from a dealership) to remove these guards.
DON’T DELAY! Please contact members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee immediately by phone or e-mail to request their opposition to this bill.
Please e-mail a copy of your letter to stevem AT sema.org. Thank you for your assistance.
New York Assembly Transportation Committee
David F. Gantt, Chair
518-455-5606
New York Introduces Bill to Ban the Use of Grille/Brush Guards
A bill (A.B. 10116) has been introduced in the New York Legislature to prohibit the public road use of motor vehicles equipped with a grille or brush guard. The bill has been referred to the Assembly Transportation Committee for consideration and a vote.
We Urge You to Contact Members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee (List Below) Immediately to Request Their Opposition to A.B. 10116.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that these grille guards create the potential of greater harm to other vehicles in the event of a collision.
A.B. 10116 relies on unsubstantiated claims that grille guards obstruct airbag sensors, rendering the airbags useless in an accident.
A.B. 10116 would require owners of vehicles currently equipped with grille guards (including those purchased with this equipment from a dealership) to remove these guards.
DON’T DELAY! Please contact members of the New York Assembly Transportation Committee immediately by phone or e-mail to request their opposition to this bill.
Please e-mail a copy of your letter to stevem@sema.org. Thank you for your assistance.
New York Assembly Transportation Committee
David F. Gantt, Chair
518-455-5606
Marc Alessi
alessim at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5294
Darrel J. Aubertine
aubertd at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5545
Jim Bacalles
bacallj at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5791
Pat Casale
casalep at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5777
Michael Cusick
518-455-5526
Ruben Diaz, Jr.
diazr at assembly.state.ny.us
Francine DelMonte
delmonf at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5284
Sam Hoyt
hoyts at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4886
Ivan C. Lafayette
lafayei AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4545
George S. Latimer
latimeg at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4897
John W. Lavelle
lavellj at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4677
Charles D. Lavine
lavinec at assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5456
Donna Lupardo
lupardd AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5431
Pat Manning
manninp At assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5177
David G. McDonough
McDonoD AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4633
Brian M. McLaughlin
mclaugb AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5172
Jimmy Meng
mengj AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5411
Joan L. Millman
millmaj AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5426
Matthew Mirones
mironem AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5716
Chris Ortloff
ortlofc AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5943
N. Nick Perry
perryn AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-4166
Paul D. Tonko
tonkop AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-5197
Harvey Weisenberg
weisenh AT assembly.state.ny.us
518-455-3028
http://www.semasan.com/main/main.aspx?ID=61877
Issue: Vehicle Emissions
Bill: SB 120
Status: Active
Location:
Description: Amends and repeals sections of code regarding vehicle emissions inspections. Exempts vehicles 25 years and older, historics vehicles, and other vehicles from remote-sensing emissions.
Author: Senators Grendell, Coughlin, Fingerhut
Intro Date: 7-Apr-05
Bill Type: Two Year Bill from 2005
Issue: Misc.
Bill: HB 274
Status: Active
Location:
Description: Prohibits any person from operating a moving vehicle while using a mobile telephone without a hands-free device. Also creates the offense of inattentive driving with definitions.
Author: Representative Barrett
Intro Date: 24-May-05
Bill Type: Two Year Bill from 2005
Last edited by F2504x4; 03-26-2006 at 09:48 PM.
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Next thing and we wont be able to have aftermarket bumpers of any kind, especially not those 1/4" plate winch bumpers... and putting non-factory fog lights will surely mess up the air bag sensor too. And soon to come will be the ban of any vehicle that doesnt meet current standards. I fear the day.
Maybe I should suggest they ban semi-trucks on the road since they pose such a significate threat in a collision with a passanger vehicle!?!
Maybe I should suggest they ban semi-trucks on the road since they pose such a significate threat in a collision with a passanger vehicle!?!
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might as well go for it. you never know they might pass it. i just do not like the turn our country is taking. its not a very good one. i feel like this country is not free any more. they laws like this and people who think of laws like that, just blow it out of proportion. i just dont understnad it. all i see is things getting worse and not better.
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Well then I think all these turds that make these law would quit running the red lights, I wouldn't have to have a push bar to PROTECT ME. But I agree that I don't like all these law anymore, Something is not right, I to feel that I'm always doing something wrong going down the street. I think these law makers have to push something though in order to get a pay check.
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