Hawaii HB1884 mandates installation of leading pedestrian intervals and accessible pedestrian signals at state-owned intersections to enhance.
Hawaii HB1884 aims to improve pedestrian safety by requiring the installation of leading pedestrian intervals and accessible pedestrian signals at state-owned intersections. The bill mandates that new or replaced pedestrian signal heads include a leading pedestrian interval, which allows pedestrians to start crossing three to seven seconds before the traffic light turns green. Additionally, accessible pedestrian signals must be installed at intersections with existing leading pedestrian intervals to assist pedestrians who are blind or have low vision.
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