Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Monday signed into law a series of limousine safety reforms aimed to tighten regulations in the wake of a deadly crash that killed 20 people in Schoharie in 2018.

The 10-point package, which cleared the Legislature last month, includes new seat belt requirements, new commercial driver’s license requirements for limousine drivers, and increased penalties for illegal U-turns.

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