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Jan 28, 2026

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Committee approves Intro. 276-A on wrongful deactivation of high‑volume for‑hire drivers; Mayor's veto message filed

On January 28, 2026 the New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, chaired by Shaun Abreu, held a vote and approved Intro. 0276-2024-A (a local law addressing wrongful deactivation of high‑volume for‑hire vehicle drivers) and heard and filed the Mayor's veto message M 0004-2026 related to that Introductory Number. All listed committee members were present.

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure — Meeting Minutes (December 18, 2025)

The New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure met on December 18, 2025 at 10:45 AM at 250 Broadway, Hearing Room 2; eight Committee members were present and the meeting recorded votes to approve amended versions of several introductions (Int. 0276-2024-A, Int. 1000-2024-A, Int. 1233-2025-A, Int. 1346-2025-A).

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Approves Four Pieces of Legislation

The New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure met on December 4, 2025, and approved four items of legislation: Proposed Int. No. 1154-A, Proposed Int. No. 1423-A, Proposed Res. No. 498-A, and Proposed Res. No. 773-A. All items passed with seven affirmative votes and one absence.

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New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Meeting Minutes - November 13, 2025

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure convened to discuss oversight of New York City's bus system, consider local laws related to bus lane violations, bus lane restrictions, and notification of bus stop changes, and review multiple resolutions concerning Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) operations and transit fare policies. All items were laid over for further consideration.

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Approves Pedestrian Lighting Bill

The New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure met on November 12, 2025, and approved Int 0079-2024-A, a bill amending the city's administrative code to require the installation of pedestrian lighting fixtures.

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Approves Cool Pavement Pilot Project

The New York City Council's Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure met on October 9, 2025, to consider legislation requiring the Department of Transportation to conduct a pilot project on the use of cool pavement. The committee approved the legislation by roll call vote.

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New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Meeting Minutes - October 1, 2025

The Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure convened to review multiple local laws and oversight matters related to city sidewalks, streetscapes, parks, and transportation infrastructure. Several legislative introductions were heard and laid over for further consideration.

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Meeting Minutes – September 15, 2025

The New York City Council Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure convened on September 15, 2025, to discuss oversight and legislative matters related to commuter vans, for-hire vehicles, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and parking regulations.

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Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure Approves Local Laws on Truck Parking and Abandoned Vehicles

On June 30, 2025, the New York City Council's Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure met at City Hall to discuss and vote on two local laws: one establishing curbside overnight truck parking in industrial business zones, and another addressing vehicles reported as abandoned to the Department of Sanitation. Both laws were amended and approved by the committee.

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