Section 19-180. Safety audits of crash locations involving pedestrians a

Within one hundred and eighty days of receiving access to New York state
  department of motor vehicles traffic  crash  data  involving  pedestrian
  injuries  or  fatalities  for the previous calendar year, the department
  shall:
    1. Identify the twenty highest crash locations based upon a ranking of
  the  total  number  of  crashes  involving  pedestrians   and   selected
  proportionally  by  borough  based  upon the percentage of total crashes
  involving pedestrians in such borough; and
    2. Inspect and conduct audits at such locations and, where  warranted,
  make improvements or incorporate improvements into capital projects.
    b.  Within  thirty  days  of  completing  the  inspections  and audits
  required under paragraph  2  of  subdivision  a  of  this  section,  the
  department  shall  send  a  report  noting such inspection and audit and
  summarizing its recommendations and  steps  to  be  taken,  including  a
  schedule  to  implement  such recommendations, to the council member and
  community board in whose district the crash location is located.
    c. If any crash location appears on the department's  annual  list  of
  twenty  highest crash locations involving pedestrians in two consecutive
  years, such location shall be removed from the annual list and  replaced
  by  the  location  with  the  next  highest  number of crashes involving
  pedestrians  located  within  the  same  borough  as  the  consecutively
  appearing  location;  provided  that  the  department  shall continue to
  monitor such crash data and/or make safety improvements at such  removed
  location  until  such  removed  location is no longer one of the highest
  crash locations.
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