Montana State Legislature
Bicycle Incidents and Shared Use Paths (HJ15 /HJ16)
Committee Topic: Bicycle Incidents and Shared Use Paths (HJ15 /HJ16)
Interim committees may take up other matters related to the agencies and topic areas they oversee. Depending on whether members put greater or less emphasis on their statutory duties related to interim studies and agency monitoring, they have more time to focus on TIC-relevant member issues.
Members may propose investigation of emerging issues at any time during the interim. Agencies may also request that the Committee study an emerging issue that has resulted from court decisions, federal actions, or another cause.
Emerging issues are not necessarily member issues and may be raised by an agency or by staff. However, to be on the agenda, the presiding officer or other TIC member must request agenda time.
Bicycle Incidents and Shared Use Paths Related Materials:
September 4, 2024
- National Park Service Seasonal and Time Restrictions for Bicycle Use - Katy Callon, Committee Staff
- Seasonal Restrictions on Highway Bicycle Use - National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL)
May 8, 2024
March 13, 2024
- How Montana Funds Pedestrian & Bicycle Paths: Planning & Current Funding Sources - Montana Department of Transportation (MDT)
- Bicycling Infrastructure Funding: Overview & Examples of Funding from Other States – Katy Callon, Research Analyst, Legislative Services Division (LSD)
- Bike Walk Montana (BWMT) Handout - John Juras, BWMT
January 31, 2024
House Joint Resolution 15/ House Joint Resolution 16
