Trash receptacles and storage containers: reflective markings.
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Overview
This bill modifies regulations for trash receptacles and storage containers placed on roadways. It extends an existing exemption allowing for reflectors applied before January 1, 2025, to eliminate the requirement for specific high-performance retroreflective sheeting. For containers not exempt, reflective tape must be fluorescent yellow, red, white, or alternating red and white, and made of specified retroreflective sheeting when transported by truck and trailer. The bill also clarifies labeling requirements for owners.
Key provisions
- Extends an exemption for reflectors applied before January 1, 2025, removing the requirement for specific reflective sheeting.
- Requires reflective tape on storage containers transported by truck and trailer to be fluorescent yellow, red, white, or alternating red and white.
- Specifies the type of high-performance retroreflective sheeting required for reflective tape.
- Requires trash receptacles and containers to be labeled with the owner's name and phone number.
- Defines ‘provides for compensation’ to include rental or service-based containers.
- Sets fines for violations of the reflective marking requirements.
- Applies the regulations to containers longer than 3 feet and taller than 4 feet.
Who is affected
- Manufacturers of trash receptacles and storage containers
- Owners of trash receptacles and storage containers
- Trucking companies transporting containers
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