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A10399Assembly BillIn Assembly CommitteePending 152d

Require Accessible Pedestrian Signals at Crosswalks

In Assembly committee as of Mar 3, 2026Under review by an Assembly committee.

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IntroducedIntro
In CommitteeComm.
Floor VoteFloor
Second Chamber2nd Ch.
Governor's DeskGov.
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✦ Plain-Language Summary

This bill would require accessible pedestrian signals at crosswalks across New York State, making it easier for people who are blind or have low vision to safely cross streets. These signals provide audible and vibrating cues to let pedestrians know when it is safe to cross. This would help thousands of New Yorkers with visual disabilities navigate their communities more independently and safely.

Details

Introduced
Mar 3, 2026
Body
New York State Assembly
Type
Assembly Bill
Status
In Assembly Committee

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byStefani ZinermanYour District
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