ยง 105-a. Immunity from civil liability for employees of public
transportation authorities who render assistance to victims of crime.
Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, any employee of a
public transportation authority who renders assistance to a person who
is a victim of a crime being committed on any facility of such authority
shall have immunity from civil liability for damages for injuries or
death arising out of such act of assistance, unless it is established
that such injuries were or such death was caused by gross negligence on
the part of such employee.
Structure New York Laws
Article 4 - Provisions Relating to Common Carriers
96 - Safe and Adequate Service; Just and Reasonable Charges.
97 - Switch and Side-Track Connections; Powers of Commissioner.
97-A - Rules and Instructions for Flag Protection for Stopped Railroad Trains.
98 - Tariff Schedules; Publication.
99 - Changes in Fares and Charges; Notice Required; Power of Suspension by the Commissioner.
100 - Concurrence in Joint Tariffs.
102 - Unreasonable Preference.
104 - Free Transportation on Municipal Ferries of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines in Uniform.
105 - False Billing by Carrier or Shipper.
106 - Discrimination Prohibited; Connecting Lines.