Montana SB471 revises vehicular traffic laws to enhance pedestrian safety at crossings.
Montana SB471 revises vehicular traffic laws to enhance pedestrian safety at crossings. The bill introduces the offense of endangerment of pedestrians, with specific penalties for violations. It mandates that drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks, especially when pedestrian-actuated devices are activated. The bill also establishes that drivers are liable for damages to these devices and outlines fines for repeat offenses. Additionally, it prohibits overtaking vehicles stopped for pedestrians and crossing guards.
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