2001 REGULAR SESSION subject information current as of December 6, 2001 - 0:47 a.m.

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HB 32	Status as of May 17, 2001: Vetoed by the Governor - Cross-filed bill was signed
Sponsored By	Delegates Hutchins, Mitchell, and Linton
Entitled	Charles County - Highways - Prohibition on Use for Solicitations
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters Senate: Judicial Proceedings

HB 704	Status as of March 14, 2001: Bill is in the House - Withdrawn Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Delegates Bronrott, Barkley, Barve, Billings, Bobo, Boutin, Clagett, Cryor, Franchot, Goldwater, Grosfeld, Heller, Hixson, Hurson, Kagan, Kopp, Love, Mandel, Pitkin, Rawlings, Sher, Shriver, Stern, and Swain
Entitled	Motor Vehicle Laws - Violations - Assessment of Points
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters

HB 717	Status as of May 18, 2001: Became Law - Chapter 678
Sponsored By	Delegates Bronrott, Franchot, Hurson, Kopp, Mandel, Barkley, Barve, Carlson, Clagett, Cryor, D'Amato, Dembrow, Goldwater, Grosfeld, Heller, Howard, Hubers, Kagan, Love, Pitkin, Rosso, Shriver, Stern, Turner, and Pitkin
Entitled	Transportation - Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters Senate: Budget and Taxation

HB 1077	Status as of March 12, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Delegates Redmer, Clagett, DeCarlo, Klausmeier, Parrott, and Ports
Entitled	Vehicle Laws - Pedestrian Right-of-Way - Crosswalks
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters

HB 1128	Status as of March 23, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Delegates Pitkin, Bobo, Bronrott, Clagett, Conroy, C. Davis, Dembrow, Dewberry, Finifter, Frush, Heller, Hixson, Leopold, McKee, Marriott, Menes, Moe, Montague, Patterson, Phillips, Ports, Shriver, and Stocksdale
Entitled	Bicycle Riders and Pedestrians - Transportation Planning and Safety
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters

HB 1250	Status as of March 21, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Delegates Hixson, Bronrott, DeCarlo, Dembrow, Hubbard, Mandel, and Shriver
Entitled	Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders with Disabilities
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters

HB 1351	Status as of March 23, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Delegate Pitkin
Entitled	Task Force and Pilot Project on Child Pedestrian Safety
Committee Assignments	House: Commerce and Government Matters

SB 215	Status as of April 6, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Judiciary
Sponsored By	Senator Green
Entitled	Crosswalks - School Crossing Guards - Traffic Regulation
Committee Assignments	Senate: Judicial Proceedings House: Judiciary

SB 225	Status as of May 18, 2001: Became Law - Chapter 585
Sponsored By	Senator Middleton
Entitled	Charles County - Highways - Prohibition on Use for Solicitations
Committee Assignments	Senate: Judicial Proceedings House: Commerce and Government Matters

SB 405	Status as of March 6, 2001: Bill is in the Senate - Unfavorable Judicial Proceedings
Sponsored By	Senators Ruben, Forehand, Frosh, Hoffman, and Sfikas
Entitled	Motor Vehicle Laws - Violations - Assessment of Points
Committee Assignments	Senate: Judicial Proceedings

SB 420	Status as of April 5, 2001: Bill is in the Senate - Senate Conference Committee Appointed
Sponsored By	Senators Frosh, Astle, Currie, Exum, Forehand, Green, Pinsky, Ruben, and Van Hollen
Entitled	Transportation - Maryland Pedestrian Safety Program
Committee Assignments	Senate: Budget and Taxation House: Commerce and Government Matters

SB 421	Status as of April 2, 2001: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Commerce and Government Matters
Sponsored By	Senators Lawlah, Bromwell, Currie, Green, Kelley, Middleton, and Ruben
Entitled	Pedestrians and Bicycle Riders with Disabilities
Committee Assignments	Senate: Budget and Taxation House: Commerce and Government Matters