The Benjamin Goldman Law Office can help with New York Vehicle & Traffic Law violations. If you were charged with disconnecting or knowingly permitting the disconnection of service brakes on a motor vehicle of 18,000 pounds or more under VTL § 375(1)(e), we can help. We can help with equipment and commercial vehicle tickets in courts across the state. See our testimonials, courts we appear in, and contact us for a consultation.
Under VTL § 375(1)(e), no operator or registered owner of any motor vehicle having a registered maximum gross weight of eighteen thousand pounds or more shall disconnect or knowingly permit the disconnection of any set of service brakes on such motor vehicle. Any violation of the provisions of this paragraph shall occur only when such vehicle is actually operated on the public highways. Such violation shall be punishable as a misdemeanor. The NY DMV and VTL § 375 govern equipment requirements. Related provisions include VTL § 375(2)(a)(1) (lights).
No operator or registered owner of any motor vehicle having a registered maximum gross weight of eighteen thousand pounds or more shall disconnect or knowingly permit the disconnection of any set of service brakes on such motor vehicle. Any violation of the provisions of this paragraph shall occur only when such vehicle is actually operated on the public highways. Such violation shall be punishable as a misdemeanor.
Source: NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law § 375(1)(e) (nysenate.gov)
If you were charged with a VTL § 375(1)(e) violation, the Benjamin Goldman Law Office can advise you. We can help with equipment and commercial vehicle matters across New York. Contact us for a complimentary consultation via our contact page.
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