Tennessee SB0147 mandates signs for family restrooms at rest areas and welcome centers on highways.
Tennessee SB0147 amends state law to require the Tennessee Department of Transportation to install signs indicating the availability of family restrooms at rest areas and welcome centers. A family restroom is defined as a fully enclosed restroom with a lockable door, designed for use by persons with disabilities, elderly persons, children, or those needing assistance. The signs must comply with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices and state guidelines. The department must also list rest areas and welcome centers with family restrooms on its website.
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