Massachusetts H2316 mandates safety appurtenances in commercial buildings to prevent vehicle incursions on sidewalks.
Massachusetts H2316 requires municipalities to construct safety appurtenances in commercial buildings to separate parking spaces from sidewalks, prevent vehicles from entering sidewalks, and avoid vehicle contact with buildings. The appurtenances must be able to stop vehicles from breaching pedestrian areas. The Department of Public Safety can issue waivers for unique circumstances. Insurers may offer discounts for installing compliant safety measures. A Pedestrian Safety Design Advisory Group will develop best practices and recommendations for rules and regulations.
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