RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - The Virginia House of Delegates has rejected legislation that would have required drivers to use turn signals when pedestrians are present.
WTOP-FM reports that the House defeated the bill Tuesday, even though it passed the Senate unanimously last month.
The legislation would have required drivers use a turn signal any time a pedestrian or other driver could be affected by a car turning, backing up or stopping.
Republican Del. Chris Collins said the legislation could have led to drivers being unfairly pulled over.
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Information from: WTOP-FM, http://www.wtop.com
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