Hawaii HB1286 amends pedestrian safety laws to require pedestrians to walk on the left side of the road where sidewalks are not provided.

Hawaii HB1286 modifies existing pedestrian safety laws by specifying that pedestrians must walk on the left side of the road when sidewalks are not available. This rule applies to all roads except interstate highways, auxiliary interstate highways, and state highways unless a sidewalk is provided. The bill also prohibits pedestrians from walking on state highways without a sidewalk, except when performing authorized first responder or highway maintenance duties. The changes will take effect upon the bill's approval.

Hawaii HB1286 amends pedestrian safety laws to require pedestrians to walk on the left side of the road where sidewalks are not provided.

Hawaii HB1286 modifies existing pedestrian safety laws by specifying that pedestrians must walk on the left side of the road when sidewalks are not available. This rule applies to all roads except interstate highways, auxiliary interstate highways, and state highways unless a sidewalk is provided. The bill also prohibits pedestrians from walking on state highways without a sidewalk, except when performing authorized first responder or highway maintenance duties. The changes will take effect upon the bill's approval.