Tennessee HB0060 mandates signs for family restrooms at rest areas and welcome centers.
Tennessee HB0060 amends state law to require signs for family restrooms at rest areas and welcome centers. A family restroom is defined as a fully enclosed restroom with a lockable door, designed for persons with disabilities, elderly persons, children, or those needing assistance. The Tennessee Department of Transportation must install signs displaying a symbol indicating the accessibility of these restrooms. The signs must comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and state guidelines.
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