Preventing Roadside and Work Zone Deaths Act of 2026
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Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.
2026-02-12
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Plain-English Summary
This bill aims to reduce deaths and injuries that occur in work zones on highways and roadways by establishing new safety standards and requirements for construction sites, emergency responders, and drivers. It would likely require better warning systems, traffic control measures, and safety protocols to protect construction workers, road crews, and motorists who travel through these dangerous areas. The legislation affects transportation departments, construction companies, emergency services, and the general public who use roadways.
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