An Act relative to studying best practices for ensuring the safety of blind persons

This bill establishes a special nine-member commission to study and recommend best practices for improving the safety of blind and visually impaired people in public walkways and intersections. The commission will review current traffic policies, accessible pedestrian signals, and new safety technologies, with members including representatives from state agencies and appointed advocates and experts. The group must submit its findings and legislative recommendations to the state administration and relevant committee chairs within one year of the bill's passage.