Stretch Limo Ban – Sweeping Reform or Government Overreach?

  • Michael H. Ricca,

In response to the horrific stretched limousine accident in Schoharie County, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced sweeping safety reforms that will be included in his 2019 executive budget. These reforms will include: The outright ban of remanufactured limousines; Require all drivers to hold a commercial driver license while operating for hire vehicles holding 8 or more  … Read more

Driving With Medical Conditions

  • Michael H. Ricca,

Do you or a loved one have a medical condition that affects the ability to operate a motor vehicle? If so, there may be restrictions placed on your New York State driver’s license. Having a restriction on your license does not necessarily mean that you can no longer drive. The New York State DMV can learn  … Read more

Top 7 Summer Driving Tips!

  • Michael H. Ricca,

With Memorial Day weekend completed, the unofficial start of summer is here! Summer is the busiest time of the year on the roads with many people taking vacations and road trips. To help ensure you have a successful drive out on the roads, here are our top 7 tips for summer driving. 1. Make sure  … Read more

New York’s “Second Chance” For A New Beginning

  • Michael H. Ricca,
New York’s “Second Chance” For A New Beginning

Have you or a loved one ever been convicted of a crime in New York State? While a criminal proceeding ends with the sentencing, the ramifications of a criminal conviction can have a rippling effect on life moving forward. Some of these consequences include having your rights taken away, disqualifications that may impact your current  … Read more

Using A Fake ID Is No Joke

  • Michael H. Ricca,
Using A Fake ID Is No Joke

In 2017 New York State saw a recording breaking year for people possessing fake identification in an attempt to purchase alcoholic beverages. The stepped up enforcement was part of the State’s year round Operation Prevent initiative, which included a joint effort between the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles and the New York State  … Read more