An Act relative to pedestrian safety
This bill amends a section of Massachusetts law to increase fines for certain violations. Specifically, it raises the penalty for a first offense from $200 to $500 and for a second offense from $200 to $1,000. The bill's title indicates it relates to pedestrian safety, though the text does not specify which violations trigger these fines. The change directly affects individuals who commit repeat violations under the cited law. This is a concrete policy adjustment to penalty amounts without altering other provisions.
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Joan Lovely
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