Hawaii HB941 protects pedestrians from penalties for crossing roads outside marked crosswalks, provided they are at least 200 feet away and not.

Hawaii HB941 amends the state's traffic code to prevent pedestrians from being penalized for crossing roads outside marked crosswalks, as long as they are at least 200 feet away and their actions do not cause collisions or require vehicles to slow down. The law emphasizes that pedestrians must still exercise due care for their safety and the safety of others. This change does not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the law's effective date.

Hawaii HB941 protects pedestrians from penalties for crossing roads outside marked crosswalks, provided they are at least 200 feet away and not.

Hawaii HB941 amends the state's traffic code to prevent pedestrians from being penalized for crossing roads outside marked crosswalks, as long as they are at least 200 feet away and their actions do not cause collisions or require vehicles to slow down. The law emphasizes that pedestrians must still exercise due care for their safety and the safety of others. This change does not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before the law's effective date.