Revise department of transportation procedure related to roadside damage resulting from a collision.

Bill LC 3497 aimed to revise the Department of Transportation's procedures for handling roadside damage claims resulting from vehicle collisions. It would have updated how the DOT assesses and processes claims for damage to roadside property (like guardrails or signs) caused by accidents. The bill never became law, as it "died in process" during drafting on May 27, 2025, meaning it was not enacted or voted on by the legislature. This draft would have directly affected drivers involved in collisions and property owners whose roadside assets were damaged.