New York City launches 17 smart public restrooms with 10-minute time limits

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New York City is introducing 17 new public restrooms across all five boroughs as part of a year-long pilot program aimed at improving public health. The high-tech facilities enforce a strict ten-minute usage limit to ensure availability for more users. Entry can be gained via QR code, text message, or a dedicated app. Each unit is equipped with touchless fixtures, ADA-compliant design, climate control, and baby-changing stations.

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