Cuomo touts tip line and rental regulations in terror fight
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will propose a new regulation covering truck rentals and create a three-digit tip line to fight terror.
The Democrat in his State of the State address on Wednesday said he will propose legislation to require people renting heavy vehicles to present a driver's license plus an additional form of identification. The law would only pertain to vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds, like larger rental trucks.
Eight people were killed in October when a man drove a rental truck down a bike path in Manhattan.
Cuomo also says state regulators will establish a first of its kind three-digit tip line for reporting terror threats and suspicious activity.
The Democrat in his State of the State address on Wednesday said he will propose legislation to require people renting heavy vehicles to present a driver's license plus an additional form of identification. The law would only pertain to vehicles weighing more than 10,000 pounds, like larger rental trucks.
Eight people were killed in October when a man drove a rental truck down a bike path in Manhattan.
Cuomo also says state regulators will establish a first of its kind three-digit tip line for reporting terror threats and suspicious activity.
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