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Started by He Man, December 11, 2008, 05:11:27 PM

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Howie


Chchadder

Latest word is that one of the bill sponsors, Councilman Liu, has removed his name from the bill.
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Howie

Quote from: Chchadder on February 17, 2009, 07:43:33 PM
Latest word is that one of the bill sponsors, Councilman Liu, has removed his name from the bill.

That is an important victory.  Any link to that info?  ?

Grrrly

Howie,

I posted that on the  meetup site.  Just found out yesterday.  Liu's office  called Tanya and she sent me this

"Phil, from CM John Liu office just called (before my 4:55PM deadline).  CM Liu has formally filed the paperwork to be removed as a sponsor of Intro 416(a).

Please take the time to formally thank him for his support.

Now for the wording........

While you say thank you ......please ask him to sway two colleagues (or assist you with swaying).  And please cc myself (tanya4ny@gmail.com)

New York City Council, 20th District
Hon. John C. Liu,
Chair, Committee on Transportation
250 Broadway 14th Floor
New York,  NY  10007

liu@council.nyc.ny.us
"
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Howie

Wow!  Thanks.  As someone who was there I can say your Power Point has a lot do do with the success of these meetings.

EvilSteve

Is there anything else I can do to help?

My goal would be to actually introduce laws addressing the issue of open pipes because that is a legitimate issue IMO.

Howie

Quote from: EvilSteve on February 18, 2009, 06:26:32 AM
Is there anything else I can do to help?

My goal would be to actually introduce laws addressing the issue of open pipes because that is a legitimate issue IMO.

This issue is already covered in two New York State laws.

NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law, Article 9, Section 381
Makes modification of motorcycle exhaust that increases noise level over stock systems illegal

NYS Vehicle & Traffic Law, Article 10, Section 386.
Sets a maximum db level of 82 up to 35 MPH and 86 over 35MPH


EvilSteve

Sure, but those laws aren't actually enforced. While that is the case, we're going to keep seeing people introducing 416 style legislation because there's actually a problem. Not saying it's the right way but it's certainly the easy way.

Howie

The right way is enforce existing laws.  The easy way is what they want to do.  Certified hand held noise level meters can cost as little as $100, add a little police training, job done.

2001cromo

Quote from: howie on February 18, 2009, 10:35:33 AM
The right way is enforce existing laws.  The easy way is what they want to do.  Certified hand held noise level meters can cost as little as $100, add a little police training, job done.

Then you could even use those little decibel meters to enforce other already in place laws for the idiots with their loud stereos/cars/trucks and so on.... mo money mo money mo money for the city and they'd be cutting down on noise overall. Cha Ching!!!!!

but I don't want to think too far out of the box....

mookieo2

They don`t need meters. Just like I got a ticket for window tint(that was legal). Cop said it was 37% instead of 35% at night w/ out a meter. Just to inconvenience you.

Grrrly

COMMUNITY MEETING
NY MOTORCYCLE COMMUNITY NEEDS TO ATTEND


SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND 4PM

IS 8 - RS Grossley Jr. High School
108-35 167th St.
Jamaica, NY  11433


CCMS will present an agenda covering the following information:
Proposition 416-A
State/Federal Efforts
Council visits and community accountability
Policing our community
Safety/Informational Seminars
Manufacturers role & responsibility
Police Harassment (the season is fast approaching, are we ready...)
Motorcycle Awareness Effort
Fallen Rider Run


Please come and get the information for yourself and/or for your club.  Take part in CCMS efforts to safeguard our rights and our safety on the roads.  If you aren't a part of the solution you are a part of the problem.



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He Man

All the way in Jamaica? damn thats far!

What is CCMS?
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Howie

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Quote from: He Man on February 18, 2009, 09:17:10 PM
All the way in Jamaica? damn thats far!

What is CCMS?

CCMS stands for Concerned Citizens For Motorcycle Safety, which, I guess can be described as an umbrella organization for clubs and independent riders.  Below are links to give you a better idea. 

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ccmsny

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/Concerned%20Citizens%20for%20Motorcycle%20Safety

http://forevainracingmode.com/fighting_for_motorcyclist_rights_in_nyc.html

Grrrly

Quote from: He Man on February 18, 2009, 09:17:10 PM
What is CCMS?

It's a committee made of  8 people (2 are independent riders, the others are from local sportbike MCs).  There's no real membership, which is a bit misleading.  They are trying to get info out to the sportbike MC community.
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