Limits the number of certificates of registration that may be issued by the commissioner of motor vehicles to five total; provides that certificates issued prior to 1/1/25 shall not be eligible for renewal.
Impact
The bill directly impacts the framework governing the registration of zero emissions vehicle manufacturers in New York. By capping the number of registrations allowed, A07941 seeks to streamline the registration process and potentially reduce market saturation by promoting select manufacturers. However, this could also lead to challenges for new entrants seeking to establish themselves within New York's vehicle market, ultimately affecting diversity and competition in the sector.
Summary
Bill A07941 aims to amend the vehicle and traffic law to limit the number of certificates of registration that may be issued by the commissioner of motor vehicles to a total of five for entities that manufacture or assemble zero emissions vehicles and do not have franchised motor vehicle dealers in New York. This legislative proposal is part of New York's broader initiative to promote zero emissions vehicles and support the transition toward a more sustainable transportation sector.
Contention
Notably, this bill has generated discussion regarding the balance between fostering innovation in the zero emissions vehicle market and maintaining fair access for new manufacturers. Critics of the bill may argue that limiting registration can inadvertently stifle competition and hinder smaller companies focused on sustainability. Supporters, however, contend that this measure is necessary to ensure that only the most qualified manufacturers can operate in the state, aligning with New York's environmental goals.
Same As
Limits the number of certificates of registration that may be issued by the commissioner of motor vehicles to five total; provides that certificates issued prior to 1/1/25 shall not be eligible for renewal.
Establishes that the department of motor vehicles shall notify individuals via postal mail or electronic notification that their vehicle inspection is subject to expiration thirty days before such expiration; provides for a five day grace period after the expiration of the vehicle inspection certificate wherein operators of such vehicle shall not be fined.
Provides for the issuance of certificates of registration for entities that manufacture or assemble zero-emissions vehicles and have no franchised motor vehicle dealers in New York if the sale of zero-emission vehicles in the state fail to meet certain targets.
Provides for the issuance of certificates of registration for entities that manufacture or assemble zero-emissions vehicles and have no franchised motor vehicle dealers in New York if the sale of zero-emission vehicles in the state fail to meet certain targets.
Establishes that the department of motor vehicles shall notify individuals via postal mail that their vehicle inspection is subject to expiration thirty days before such expiration; provides for a five day grace period after the expiration of the vehicle inspection certificate wherein operators of such vehicle shall not be fined.
Requires applicants for registration of hybrid vehicles to submit proof of the make, model and model year of the motor vehicle for which registration is being applied, to the commissioner; establishes that after such proof is submitted, certificates of registration shall display the markings "qualified hybrid vehicle" and such vehicle's US EPA highway fuel economy rating of 45 mpg or more.
Relates to certificates of registration for entities that manufacture or assemble zero emissions vehicles and have no franchised motor vehicle dealers in New York.
Relates to certificates of registration for entities that manufacture or assemble zero emissions vehicles and have no franchised motor vehicle dealers in New York.
Increases the penalties for overtaking and passing a school bus; provides that for the first conviction a person shall be punished by a fine of not less than $350 nor more than $500; provides that for a second conviction a person shall be punished by a fine of not less than $500 nor more than $800; also provides that for a third conviction a person shall be punished by a fine of not less than $800 nor more than $1000.
Provides that a candidate who files a certificate of acceptance for an office for which there have been filed certificates or petitions designating more than one candidate for the nomination of any party, may thereafter file a certificate of declination not later than the seventh day after the primary election.
Provides that limited permits to practice medicine may be renewed biennially; expands the types of facilities where permitees may practice; authorizes permits to be renewed at the discretion of the department of education; provides that such department shall not deny a limited permit based solely on the previous number of authorizations of such permits issued to the applicant.