Michigan SB0388 increases penalties for failing to avoid blind pedestrians using travel aids.

Michigan SB0388 amends the Use of Travel Aids by Blind Persons Act to increase penalties for drivers who fail to take necessary precautions to avoid blind pedestrians using travel aids such as canes, dog guides, or walkers. The bill defines terms like "blind," "cane," "dog guide," and "walker." It mandates that drivers must avoid blind pedestrians using these aids at crosswalks and other crossings. Violations can result in misdemeanors or felonies, with fines and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the incident.

Michigan SB0388 increases penalties for failing to avoid blind pedestrians using travel aids.

Michigan SB0388 amends the Use of Travel Aids by Blind Persons Act to increase penalties for drivers who fail to take necessary precautions to avoid blind pedestrians using travel aids such as canes, dog guides, or walkers. The bill defines terms like "blind," "cane," "dog guide," and "walker." It mandates that drivers must avoid blind pedestrians using these aids at crosswalks and other crossings. Violations can result in misdemeanors or felonies, with fines and imprisonment, depending on the severity of the incident.