An Act to improve pedestrian safety
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Progress
Where this bill stands in the legislative process.
- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill, An Act to improve pedestrian safety, aims to enhance safety for pedestrians in Massachusetts. It seeks to address concerns related to pedestrian safety through various measures, likely involving improvements to crosswalks, street design, and potentially other safety regulations. The bill was referred to the Transportation committee and subsequently heard, indicating a focus on practical solutions for improving pedestrian safety conditions. It is part of a series of similar legislative efforts over the years.
Key provisions
- The bill addresses pedestrian safety concerns.
- It was referred to the Transportation committee for review.
- A hearing was scheduled and subsequently rescheduled.
- The bill is related to previous legislation concerning pedestrian safety and roadway safety.
Who is affected
- Pedestrians
- Massachusetts residents
- Transportation officials
- Local municipalities
Notable changes
- The bill is part of a series of similar bills addressing pedestrian safety in Massachusetts.
- It was accompanied by a study order (H4775).
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Sponsors
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17 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Carmine Lawrence Gentile
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