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Title 15 - Department of Motor VehiclesChapter I - REGULATIONS OF THE COMMISSIONERSubchapter H - Classification Of Vehicles And Regulation Of Nonvehicular Devices
Part 102 - Limited Use Vehicles
Section 102.4 - Equipment

N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 15 § 102.4

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Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 25, June 18, 2024
Section 102.4 - Equipment
(a) Vehicular equipment.
(1) A limited use automobile is required to be equipped in the same manner as a motor vehicle registered pursuant to subdivision (6) of section 401 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law (passenger automobile).
(2) A class A limited use motorcycle is required to be equipped in the same manner as a motor vehicle registered pursuant to section 410 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law (motorcycle).
(3) A class B and a class C limited use motorcycle is required to be equipped in the same manner as a motor vehicle registered pursuant to section 410 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law (motorcycle), except that with respect to lighting equipment, such a vehicle shall not be required to meet the requirements for a vehicle registered pursuant to section 410 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law provided that such vehicle meets the lighting requirements for such vehicles as set forth in Federal standard 49FR571.108.
(b) Rider equipment. The requirements of section 381 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law with respect to protective helmets, goggles and face shields shall apply to a person riding upon a class A or class B limited use motorcycle. Such requirements shall not apply to a person riding upon a class C limited use motorcycle.
(c) Lights-on requirement. The requirements of subdivision (1) of section 381 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law relating to the display of lighted lamps whenever a motorcycle is operated on the public highways of this State, including daylight hours, applies to the operation of limited use motorcycles.
(d) Seat or saddle height. A two-wheeled limited use motorcycle must have a seat or saddle at least 25 inches (63.5 centimeters) above the ground. If the seat or saddle is adjustable, the measurement shall be made with the seat or saddle in its lowest position.

N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 15 § 102.4

Amended New York State Register October 21, 2020/Volume XLII, Issue 42, eff. 10/21/2020