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Title 9 Part 412

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9 NYCRR 412.1 - Vehicles permitted to use parkways and park roads

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(a)Vehicles registered by the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles as passenger vehicles.
(b)Motorcycles, providing they have no wheel which has an overall diameter of less than 15 inches, excluding the tire.
(c)A vehicle known as a “jeep” if it is equipped with a passenger seat in the rear of the driver's seat.
(d)Licensed ambulances, police, fire and civil defense vehicles when responding to or returning from an emergency or when acting in the line of duty.
(e)Suburban type vehicles, including van types, provided they have side windows, rear seats and the passenger carrying capacity as defined in section 412.3(e) of this Part is not exceeded and the vehicle displays no advertising.
(f)Subject to sections 412.2(i) and 412.3(e) of this Part, an omnibus, known as a taxi or limousine, providing that in no case will cruising or soliciting of passengers be permitted.

9 NYCRR 412.2 - Vehicles not permitted to use parkways and park roads

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The following are prohibited from using park roads, except as specifically authorized in this Part:

(a)any motor vehicle, trailer or semitrailer designed, used or maintained for the transportation of commercial goods or materials, or drawing a semitrailer, or designed, constructed or adapted primarily for use as a dwelling or sleeping quarters, including but not limited to vehicles designated as: commercial; agricultural; truck, including panel truck, and van truck, hearse, trailer or semitrailer; boat or snowmobile trailer; coach or house trailer; camp or travel trailer; self-propelled motor home; fifth wheel travel trailer; and utility trailer;
(b)pedestrians, except at designated crossings;
(c)riders and drivers of horses;
(d)animal-drawn vehicles;
(e)motorized bicycles; scooters, motorettes and other similar small power-propelled vehicles of two or three wheels, any of which has an overall diameter of less than 15 inches, excluding the tires;
(f)bicycles, except on designated bikeways;
(g)all terrain vehicles or similar vehicles designed to be used outside of roadways;
(h)snowmobiles, except where an unplowed parkway or road has been designated for such use; and
(i)any vehicle displaying any advertising matter.

9 NYCRR 412.3 - Vehicles permitted to use parkways or park roads by written permit only

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(a)Outing or recreational buses, which make no intermediate stops from their point of origin to their destination, for the purpose of receiving or discharging passengers at a park under the jurisdiction of the commission.
(b)Other public omnibuses operating under a franchise or permit, for the purpose of receiving or discharging passengers at a park under the jurisdiction of the commission.
(c)School buses when transporting students or children to and from a school or children's camp or during an educational or cultural field trip.
(d)A vehicle designed or equipped for towing or pushing of disabled vehicles.
(e)Any vehicle owned and operated by a utility and used in the construction, maintenance or repair of its facilities when actually engaged in the construction, maintenance or repair of facilities located on property under jurisdiction of the commission.
(f)Any vehicle carrying, or adapted for carrying, more than 15 passengers in addition to the driver.

9 NYCRR 412.4 - 412.4 to 412.26 [Repealed]

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9 NYCRR 412.27 - [Repealed]

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9 NYCRR 412.28 - 412.28 to 412.29 [Repealed]

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