Hawaii SB106 allows pedestrians to cross streets when it is reasonably safe, even if it goes against traffic rules.

Hawaii SB106 aims to give pedestrians more freedom by allowing them to cross streets when they determine it is safe, even if it means acting contrary to traffic rules. The bill emphasizes that pedestrians should not be penalized if they use reasonable care. It notes that trusting pedestrians' judgment can be more effective in preventing injuries than traffic lights or markings. The bill also highlights the benefits of walking, such as improved physical health and reduced carbon emissions.

Hawaii SB106 allows pedestrians to cross streets when it is reasonably safe, even if it goes against traffic rules.

Hawaii SB106 aims to give pedestrians more freedom by allowing them to cross streets when they determine it is safe, even if it means acting contrary to traffic rules. The bill emphasizes that pedestrians should not be penalized if they use reasonable care. It notes that trusting pedestrians' judgment can be more effective in preventing injuries than traffic lights or markings. The bill also highlights the benefits of walking, such as improved physical health and reduced carbon emissions.