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The source is a NYC Department of Consumer Affairs checklist for the Secondhand Dealer Auto license, covering requirements for auto dealers in the city.
NY automotive professionals selling used cars need this license to operate legally in NYC.
The New York State DMV is urging drivers to check for open vehicle recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, noting that millions of vehicles on the road still need safety fixes.
NY automotive professionals can reinforce this message with customers to help address outstanding safety recalls and keep vehicles in compliant condition.
This GNYADA page is dedicated to dealer licensing for the New York auto industry.
For NY dealers and their teams, the page offers a direct reference point for dealer licensing matters.
New York State’s new DMV regulations, effective Feb. 16, impose stricter penalties by increasing points for dangerous driving, lowering the threshold for license suspension, and reducing the number of alcohol/drug-related convictions needed to permanently revoke a license.
NY automotive professionals should alert clients that driving records and licenses are now at greater risk under the stricter point and penalty system.
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