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Current LMB Legislative Priorities

Please write your Representative and Senator on these important bicycling issues. You can find your Legislator's contact info by putting your 9-digit zip code in at: www.votesmart.org

You can look up exact bill language by typing in bill numbers here

Download PDF hand out of current LMB Legislative Priorities

Current LMB Legislative Priorities - Talking Points
Hand out on LMB's current Legislative Priorities. Use to pass out at events to encourage letter writing to the Michigan legislature on these key statewide bicycling issues.

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Complete the Streets

House Bill 6151 (SWITALSKI)
House Bill 6152 (BYRNES)

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Give Michigan Road Cyclists a Brake

Senate Bills 529 and 530 (GEORGE)
House Bills 4958 (KNOLLENBERG) and 4959 (LELAND)

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Driver Training Bicycle Safety Component

Senate Bill 531 (GEORGE)
House Bill 4960 (LELAND)

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Distracted Driving

LMB sincerely thanks the Governor and Michigan Legislature for adopting a texting while driving ban as a primary offence (Public Act 60 of 2010). LMB, however, continues to advocate for even stronger distracted driving laws for Michigan.

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