MTA begins smoking ban enforcement
Smokers beware: Enforcement of the MTA's smoking ban on all Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road platforms kicks into high gear today. The law went into effect last November, but until now, violators
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Feb 15, 2012, 2:19 PM
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Smokers beware: Enforcement of the MTA's smoking ban on all Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road platforms kicks into high gear today.
The law went into effect last November, but until now, violators have only been issued a warning.
With the end of the grace period, those caught lighting up will face possible ejection from the train station, fines of up to $50 and 30 days in jail.
MTA
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