Rhode Island H7179 mandates vehicle barriers for new commercial constructions to enhance safety.
Rhode Island H7179, known as The Charlotte A. Vacca Act, requires commercial property owners to install vehicle barriers at retail establishments during new constructions. These barriers must meet safety standards and protect pedestrians and property. Insurers are mandated to consider these barriers as a safety measure, offering discounts on insurance premiums for reduced risk. The act takes effect immediately upon passage.
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