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IN HR0014
Resolution
Status
1/31/2019
Primary Sponsor
Terry Goodin
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AI Summary
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Urges the Indiana Legislative Council to assign a committee to study whether to require drivers to use daytime running lights or traditional headlights during daytime hours
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Cites a 2010 Minnesota study finding vehicles with daytime running lights had statistically significant lower crash rates from 1995-2002
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Notes a 2008 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study found no significant changes in vehicle crashes related to daytime running lights
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References that several Canadian provinces require daytime running lights or headlights at all times, and the EU has mandated daytime running lights for all new vehicles since 2012
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Aims to inform public policy on pedestrian and driver safety in Indiana through further study
Legislative Description
Concerning the use of daytime running lights or traditional vehicle headlights during daytime driving hours.
Last Action
First reading: adopted voice vote
1/31/2019