HB2675

Illinois HB2675 mandates authorities to erect temporary warning markers on publicly owned paved bicycle trails when they know of a safety hazard.

HB2675 amends the Illinois Vehicle Code to require authorities with jurisdiction over publicly owned paved bicycle trails to erect temporary warning markers, such as cones or barricades, when they are aware of an emergency or safety hazard. This applies to paved bicycle trails, excluding rustic or primitive ones. The bill also mandates permanent regulatory or warning signage at highway crossings, unless controlled by an official traffic control device.