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Safer Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic |
SB |
SJM55 |
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Reynolds-Forte |
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(Parenthesis
( ) Indicate Expenditure Decreases)
Relates to SB556 and HB729
Duplicates HM16
Responses
Received From
State
Highway and Transportation Department
SUMMARY
Synopsis
of Bill
SJM 55 requests the
State Highway and Transportation Department to direct more of its efforts and
federal funding on improving bicycle and pedestrian access and on
traffic-calming projects in school zones rather than simply building and
widening intersections.
SJM 55 further
requests the
The
FISCAL IMPLICATIONS
The
RELATIONSHIP
SJM 55 and HM 16 are
duplicates; SB556 and HB729 relate which are Safe Routes to School bills.
PRF/sb