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SB 1667: DOT; STATE HIGHWAY SAFETY AND MODERNIZATION COUNCIL; SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS ADVISORY COMMITTEE; ANNUAL REPORTS; DISTRICT COURTS; APPROPRIATIONS

  • Session Year: 2025-2026
  • House: Senate
  • Latest Version Date: 2025-04-04

Current Status:

In Progress

(2026-04-02: Received notice of the discharge of all House Conferees (Hse. Com. No. 457).)

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Requires, when planning and managing state highways, in certain areas to be determined by certain national standards.  Establishes requirements for the State Highway Safety and Modernization Council.  Authorizes the State Highway Safety and Modernization Council to select potential areas for the Department of Transportation to install additional photo red light imaging detector systems.  Prohibits any vehicles from blocking marked crosswalks.  Authorizes the Department of Transportation to implement additional automated speed enforcement systems in school zones as designated by the Safe Routes to School Advisory Committee.  Requires annual reports.  Requires the Department of Transportation to collaborate with the Judiciary before any expansion of the photo red light imaging detector and automated speed enforcement systems.  Appropriates funds.  Effective 7/1/3000.  (HD3)

Discussed in Hearing

Conference Committee16SEC
Apr 25, 2025

Conference Committee

House Standing Committee on Finance1MIN
Apr 1, 2025

House Standing Committee on Finance

House Standing Committee on Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs12MIN
Mar 19, 2025

House Standing Committee on Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs

Senate Floor25SEC
Mar 4, 2025

Senate Floor

Senate Standing Committee on Transportation and Culture and the Arts12MIN
Feb 4, 2025

Senate Standing Committee on Transportation and Culture and the Arts

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