Requires alternating high and low, two-toned signal devices on emergency services vehicles in New York city.

This bill requires emergency services vehicles in New York City to use alternating high and low, two-toned signal devices. The goal is to enhance visibility and audibility of these vehicles when responding to emergencies. This change aims to improve safety for both emergency responders and the general public.

Supporters of the bill would argue that the new signal devices will significantly improve the response times of emergency services by making their vehicles more noticeable. They may also highlight that this measure could help reduce accidents and enhance public safety during emergencies, ultimately benefiting the entire community.

Critics might contend that the implementation of two-toned signal devices could lead to confusion among drivers and pedestrians, potentially causing more accidents. They may also argue that the costs associated with retrofitting existing vehicles could be better spent on other public safety initiatives.