MI HB6065

Amends definitions in the 1937 blind persons travel aids act to clarify that canes used by blind pedestrians must be "predominantly white or metallic in color with or without a red tip"

Adds new definition of "walker" as a white-colored travel aid (or with white legs) with or without a red tip for blind pedestrian identification and travel purposes

Changes penalty for violating section 2(1) from a fine of "not more than $100" to a fine of "not less than $100 and not more than $500" for misdemeanor violations

Establishes enhanced penalties for violations causing injury to a blind person: up to 1 year imprisonment or up to $1,000 fine

Establishes felony penalties for violations causing death of a blind person: up to 15 years imprisonment or up to $7,500 fine

Takes effect 90 days after enactment