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Topic	NYPD now writing criminal summonses, not tickets, to bikes running red
Antifar 05/02/25 1:07:18 PM #32:	specialkid8 posted... The difference is cars are already held accountable for violations but no one is enforcing rules for bikes. No they aren't. To give just a couple recent examples: https://abc7ny.com/post/miriam-yarimi-charged-brooklyn-crash-killed-3-midwood-prompts-lawmakers-demand-change-albany/16111165/ Yarimi's blue Audi A3 sedan had 99 parking and camera violations between August 2023 and March 2025, including 21 speed camera tickets and five red light tickets, with nearly $10,500 in fines, according to howsmydrivingnyc, a website that tracks violations using city data. A vehicle with the same license plate still has $1,345 in unpaid fines, according to NYCServ. https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/06/27/brooklyn-pedestrian-fatally-struck-by-garbage-truck-driver-who-initially-fled-no-charges A video of the incident posted on Citizen revealed that the truck driver, who worked for the private sanitation company D&A, stopped to allow Cox to pass in front of his cab. But before she could make it to the other sidewalk, the driver, whose name was not released by police, started moving forward, crushing her between his truck and a row of parked cars. Cops say the driver kept going, but eventually stopped his vehicle at Third Avenue and Bergen Street, a few blocks away. It is unclear why. The driver was not charged, but a police spokesperson said the investigation is ongoing. https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/12/17/see-it-driver-rams-and-critically-injures-dsny-worker-no-charges A distracted driver slammed into the back of a Department of Sanitation waste truck, severely injuring one of the agency's workers yet was not even charged with failure to exercise due care, police said. --- Please don't be weird in my topics <cite>Antifar posted [p:984929662] in NYPD now w... [t:80976461]...</cite> <quote>specialkid8 posted... </cite><quote>The difference is cars are already held accountable for violations but no one is enforcing rules for bikes.</quote>No they aren't. To give just a couple recent examples:https://abc7ny.com/post/miriam-yarimi-charged-brooklyn-crash-killed-3-midwood-prompts-lawmakers-demand-change-albany/16111165/ <quote>Yarimi's blue Audi A3 sedan had 99 parking and camera violations between August 2023 and March 2025, including 21 speed camera tickets and five red light tickets, with nearly $10,500 in fines, according to howsmydrivingnyc, a website that tracks violations using city data.A vehicle with the same license plate still has $1,345 in unpaid fines, according to NYCServ.</quote>https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/06/27/brooklyn-pedestrian-fatally-struck-by-garbage-truck-driver-who-initially-fled-no-charges <quote>A video of the incident posted on Citizen revealed that the truck driver, who worked for the private sanitation company D&A, stopped to allow Cox to pass in front of his cab. But before she could make it to the other sidewalk, the driver, whose name was not released by police, started moving forward, crushing her between his truck and a row of parked cars.Cops say the driver kept going, but eventually stopped his vehicle at Third Avenue and Bergen Street, a few blocks away. It is unclear why. The driver was not charged, but a police spokesperson said the investigation is ongoing.</quote>https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/12/17/see-it-driver-rams-and-critically-injures-dsny-worker-no-charges<quote>A distracted driver slammed into the back of a Department of Sanitation waste truck, severely injuring one of the agency's workers yet was not even charged with failure to exercise due care, police said.</quote> --- Please don't be weird in my topics</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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