Hochul’s been hit with a moving violation.

A James Dolan-bankrolled Super PAC backing Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman launched a $250,000 billboard ad campaign that blames Gov. Kathy Hochul for an exodus out of the Empire State.

Strong and Safe New York Inc, which is largely funded by the New York Knicks owner, is targeting drivers in communities near state borders with the snarky message, “You are Now Leaving NY (Like Everyone Else.

“Vote Bruce Blakeman,” the ads say, alongside a headshot of Hochul and Blakeman.

The ads can be seen by motorists:

• Near the Outerbridge Crossing connecting Staten Island to New Jersey
• In the Bronx near the George Washington Bridge connecting to the Garden State
• Interstate 287 in Rockland County heading to Jersey
• I-84 bordering Pennsylvania
• East of Albany heading to Massachusetts
• Route 97 near Vermont
• Roadways near Buffalo and Plattsburgh heading to Canada.

At least six more billboards will appear soon.

The net outflow of New Yorkers to other states has topped the 1 million mark since 2020, while international migration to the city and state has not kept up, according to one analysis.

“New York’s population is still down a net 201,269 from the 2020 Census count—the biggest population decline of any state,” EJ McMahon, an adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, said in the City Journal.

The pro-Blakeman Super PAC blamed Hochul for New York’s population woes.

“Since 2020, over a million New Yorkers have packed up and left the state. It’s not a coincidence — it’s Kathy Hochul’s New York,” said Strong and Safe New York spokesman Chapin Fay.

“Her radical policies on everything from taxes to energy are driving families out the door. New Yorkers see their neighbors leaving every day, but this November, they’re going to fire Hochul and elect Bruce Blakeman.”

While the Dolan PAC operates independently, Blakeman took notice and posted a video of cars driving past one of the billboards.

“Hundreds of thousands have fled Hochul’s unaffordable New York. In Nassau, I cut taxes and built the safest county in America instead of driving people out,” said Blakeman, who is now serving as the elected Nassau County executive.

“When I am Governor, you won’t have to leave home to afford to live here.”

New York State has consistently lost congressional seats over the past five decades due to a stagnant population compared to exploding populations of sunbelt states like Florida and Texas.

New York could lose two more congressional seats after the 2030 census, according to one study.

A sobering Cornell University study even claimed that New York could lose 2 million residents by 2050, dropping below 18 million.

But the Hochul campaign insisted things are looking up on the Democratic incumbent’s watch.

“New York has added more than 800,000 jobs since Governor Hochul took office, edging out even San Francisco for the most tech jobs in America, at the same time that she’s invested billions in public safety and lowered costs on everything from car insurance to child care – while Bruce Blakeman’s constituents have to shoulder the two property tax hikes he voted for, and an ICE partnership that only causes chaos and hurts Long Island’s economy,” said Hochul campaign spokesperson Ryan Radulovacki.

A spokesman for the PAC said it paid $250,000 for the billboards with the costs expected to rise to keep them up through Election Day on Nov. 4.