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Panel approves bill allowing automated enforcement of bus stop-zone violations
Summary
The House Environment and Transportation Committee approved SB 936, which prohibits stopping, standing or parking in designated bus stop zones and allows enforcement through bus obstruction monitoring systems; the bill passed by voice with two members recorded in opposition.
The House Environment and Transportation Committee approved SB 936, a bill that "prohibits a person from stopping, standing, or parking a vehicle in a bus stop zone," and makes such violations enforceable through a bus obstruction monitoring system, the committee chair said.
The chair moved the bill and members indicated support by voice. The chair announced the bill passed; the chair also asked whether anyone wished to record opposition and recorded Delegates Baker and Grammar as opposing the measure.
Committee discussion as reported in the transcript focused on the bill’s scope and its relationship to earlier measures on bus lane monitoring; the chair said the bill builds on a prior bill from Delegate Lewis and related work from the previous year.
No roll-call vote or numerical tally was recorded in the transcript; the chair reported the outcome orally. The committee also discussed follow-up floor procedures and potential concurrences off the floor later in the day.
The committee’s action advances SB 936 to the next legislative step after the committee’s voice approval.
