Pedestrian Safety and Transit Preservation Act

Bill 117 HR 5446, also known as the Pedestrian Safety and Transit Preservation Act, aims to address issues related to pedestrian safety and public transportation infrastructure in the United States. The bill was introduced in the House of Representatives on March 15, 2021, by Representative John Smith.

The main goals of the bill are to improve pedestrian safety by implementing measures such as increasing funding for pedestrian infrastructure projects, enhancing crosswalks and sidewalks, and promoting pedestrian-friendly urban planning. Additionally, the bill seeks to preserve and improve public transportation systems by allocating funds for the maintenance and expansion of transit services, as well as promoting the use of sustainable transportation options.

Key provisions of the bill include the establishment of a Pedestrian Safety and Transit Preservation Fund, which would provide grants to states and local governments for pedestrian safety and transit projects. The bill also includes requirements for states to develop and implement pedestrian safety plans, as well as provisions for the creation of a national pedestrian safety education campaign. Overall, the Pedestrian Safety and Transit Preservation Act aims to address the pressing issues of pedestrian safety and public transportation infrastructure in the United States, with the goal of creating safer and more sustainable communities for all residents.