New York Traffic Safety Committee Meets Thursday

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 at 4:27 AM

New York’s Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee will hold its quarterly meeting Thursday in Albany. The meeting runs from nine to noon in Meeting Room One at the Empire State Plaza Concourse. Representatives from state agencies, including Motor Vehicles, State Police, Transportation and Health, are scheduled to participate. Discussion may include legislative coordination, updates on highway […]

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