Travel Ban Still In Effect In Buffalo And On Many State Roads
Even if you can get out of your driveway, the travel ban is still in effect in the City of Buffalo and many state roads. Officials do not want people on the roads, as it is still not safe to travel and people driving can impede clean-up efforts. This evening, Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown reminded people that the travel ban is still in place, tweeting,
As clean up efforts continue in the City of Buffalo from the winter storm, City Hall will be closed tomorrow. A Driving Ban remains in effect for the City of Buffalo.
The Driving Ban will be lifted in the Town of Amherst as of 7 pm. The Driving Ban will NOT be lifted for Buffalo, Lackawanna, and Cheektowaga during the overnight hours. Lackawanna and Cheektowaga will be revisited in the morning; Buffalo will continue through tomorrow. As of 5pm, we have lifted driving bans for the Town and Village of Hamburg, Village of Blasdell, and Town of Clarence; driving advisories remain for all municipalities not under a driving ban. All of Erie County remains under a State of Emergency.
There is also still a ban on travel on many state roads, according to the New York Department of Transportation,
The following state routes remain closed for safety until weather conditions improve: * Route 5 (I-90 to Big Tree) * Route 219 (I-90 to Peters Road) * Route 400 (I-90 to Route 16) * I-90 (through Niagara County) * I-290 (entire) * Route 198 (entire) * I-990 (entire)
These 7 Places In New York State Gave Out The Most Traffic Tickets
Traffic Tickets listed the places in New York State that gave out the most tickets in 2021.
Based on detailed and reliable data regarding traffic tickets issued throughout the State of New York last year, we have determined which towns dole out the most tickets. There is a direct correlation between the revenue raised from traffic tickets and the amount a town gives out. Essentially, the more revenue a town received, the higher the number of traffic tickets it issued.
7. Town of Wallkill - $2,652,805.15 Wallkill is a town in Orange County, New York.
6. Town of Harrison - $2,661,917.80 Harrison is a town-village in Westchester County, New York.
5. Town of Amherst - $2,671,767.03 Amherst is a town in Erie County, New York.
4. Town of Colonie - $2,717,038.69 Colonie is a town in Albany County, New York.
3. Town of Greenburgh - $2,720,498.93 Greenburgh is a town in Westchester County, New York.
2. Town of Southampton - $3,071,511.95 Southampton is a town in Suffolk County, New York,
1. New York City - $16,071,511.95 New York City comprises 5 boroughs - Manhattan, Staten Island, Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn.
The 8 Worst Insurance Companies In New York Based On Complaints
Top 10 Most Popular Cars Among Catalytic Converter Thiefs In New York State