Establishes a commission to study best practices for ensuring the safety of blind persons.

The bill creates a special commission to study and determine best practices to ensure the safety of blind persons in public walkways and intersections. The commission will review existing policies, current use of accessible pedestrian signals, and new technology. It will consist of nine members, including representatives from various state agencies and appointees from the governor. The commission will submit its findings and recommendations to the secretary of administration and finance and relevant committee chairs within a year of the act's passage.

Establishes a commission to study best practices for ensuring the safety of blind persons.

The bill creates a special commission to study and determine best practices to ensure the safety of blind persons in public walkways and intersections. The commission will review existing policies, current use of accessible pedestrian signals, and new technology. It will consist of nine members, including representatives from various state agencies and appointees from the governor. The commission will submit its findings and recommendations to the secretary of administration and finance and relevant committee chairs within a year of the act's passage.