A new rule is now in effect for drivers and bikers in New York City, aiming to reduce the number of accidents and near-misses at crosswalks. The regulation requires drivers to yield to pedestrians and cyclists when approaching a crosswalk, even if there is no traffic signal or pedestrian signal present. This move comes as part of the city's efforts to improve safety and reduce traffic congestion. With the city's increasing population and growing number of cyclists, this rule change is expected to have a significant impact on daily commutes and overall traffic dynamics.
New NYC crosswalk rule in effect for drivers, bikers CBS News
