FL H0347

Law enforcement agencies must report monthly to the Department of Law Enforcement crimes affecting persons with disabilities, legally blind persons, and mobility-impaired persons, and report enforcement of Section 316.1301 and related traffic laws to the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, including crash incidents involving these populations.

Driver improvement schools, driver improvement courses, and traffic law education programs must include course content covering Section 316.1301 and traffic laws to assist legally blind and mobility-impaired persons.

Driver license examinations for Class E and commercial driver licenses must include at least one question testing knowledge of Section 316.1301 and traffic laws assisting legally blind and mobility-impaired persons, with emphasis on pedestrian right-of-way during right turns at intersections.

Law enforcement officer basic skills training courses required for initial certification must include study of Section 316.1301 and traffic laws to assist legally blind and mobility-impaired persons.

Secondary school driver education courses must include study of Section 316.1301 and traffic laws to assist legally blind and mobility-impaired persons.

Effective date: July 1, 2015.