New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A01210

Introduced
1/13/23  
Refer
1/13/23  

Caption

Allows persons in recovery to have a distinguishing mark printed on their driver's license for cases of medical emergencies.

Companion Bills

NY S07613

Same As Allows persons in recovery to have a distinguishing mark printed on their driver's license for cases of medical emergencies.

Previously Filed As

NY S05490

Allows persons in recovery to have a distinguishing mark printed on their driver's license for cases of medical emergencies.

NY S08014

Includes a distinctive mark on a person's driver's license if a person has autism spectrum disorder.

NY S06396

Provides for the placement of a discreet nonapparent disability designation on non-driver identification cards, drivers' licenses and learners' permits; makes technical and conforming changes.

NY A01549

Provides for the placement of a discreet nonapparent disability designation on non-driver identification cards, drivers' licenses and learners' permits; makes technical and conforming changes.

NY S09163

Increases the number of package store licenses able to be held by one person to two; permits certain licensees to buy and sell from other certain licensees.

NY A10907

Increases the number of package store licenses able to be held by one person to two; permits certain licensees to buy and sell from other certain licensees.

NY H3764

Allowing blood types to be printed on licenses to operate motor vehicles

NY A08367

Allows individuals to apply to display a symbol on their driver's licenses or state-issued ID cards indicating that the individual has a non-apparent disability to assist law enforcement and emergency personnel in providing appropriate support during interactions.

NY S07937

Allows individuals to apply to display a symbol on their driver's licenses or state-issued ID cards indicating that the individual has a non-apparent disability to assist law enforcement and emergency personnel in providing appropriate support during interactions.

NY A10915

Authorizes the chief executive of a responding law enforcement agency to designate an area within a municipality as an active recovery zone in response to certain natural or man-made disasters or emergencies; limits access to such zones to residents and other affected persons, first responders, and certain authorized personnel; imposes a penalty of a class B misdemeanor for knowing unauthorized access to such zones; makes related provisions.

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