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Press Release • Aug 3, 2026

Thruway Authority and Governor's Traffic Safety Committee Launch Statewide PSA Campaign to Promote Move Over Law, Combat Distracted Driving

The New York State Thruway Authority and the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee (GTSC) today announced the launch of a statewide public service announcement (PSA) campaign aimed at educating motorists about New York's Move Over Law and the dangers of distracted driving.

Press Release • Jul 29, 2026

Governor Hochul Announces Results of Toll Enforcement Operations on New York State Thruway

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced that New York State Police Troop T, in partnership with the New York State Thruway Authority, seized 214 vehicles and issued more than 1,100 tickets during four statewide enforcement details on the Thruway system to proactively address the use of missing, altered, or obscured license plates (known as ghost plates) that some motorists intentionally use to avoid tolls. The enforcement details took place during the first half of this year along the 570-mile Thruway system in the Capital, Hudson Valley and Western New York regions.

Press Release • Jul 28, 2026

Governor Hochul Urges Caution Ahead of Heavy Rain and Flash Flooding

Governor Kathy Hochul today urged New Yorkers to exercise caution ahead of a storm forecast to bring heavy rain throughout the state Tuesday and Wednesday with flash flooding likely. Beginning Tuesday, a weather system will stall over the state bringing prolonged rain, thunderstorms and flash flooding. The Mid-Hudson, New York City and Long Island regions have a Moderate or 40 to 70 percent chance for flash flooding, while the Capital Region and Mohawk Valley have a Slight risk or 15 to 40 percent chance. The rest of the state has a Marginal flash flood risk or 5 to 15 percent chance. Widespread rainfall totals of two to five inches are likely, with localized peak totals of six inches of rainfall possible. Areas across the Catskills could see totals of six to eight inches of rainfall through Wednesday morning. With heavy rain, scattered flash flooding is likely, which will make travel hazardous due to ponding water and reduced visibility.

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