Hawaii HB1471 mandates installation of leading pedestrian intervals and accessible signals at state-owned traffic signals to enhance pedestrian.
Hawaii HB1471 requires the installation of leading pedestrian intervals and accessible signals at state-owned traffic signals to improve pedestrian safety. The bill mandates that new or replaced traffic signals include a leading pedestrian interval, which gives pedestrians a head start before the traffic light turns green. Additionally, the Department of Transportation must install nonvisual formats for pedestrian signals at intersections with high collision rates.
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