HB 2109
distracted driving; penalties; motorcycles
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```json { "summary": "This bill updates Arizona law to further restrict the use of portable wireless communication devices while driving. It prohibits holding or supporting such devices with the body, and reading or sending text-based communications. While certain exceptions exist for emergency vehicles, law enforcement, and specific device uses (like navigation), a civil penalty of up to $400 will be imposed for violations, with an additional penalty of $150 for accidents involving motorcycles. The bill also establishes statewide regulations and preempts local ordinances related to this issue.", "keyProvisions": [ "Prohibits holding or supporting portable wireless devices while driving.", "Bans reading or sending text-based communications while driving.", "Establishes civi
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Teresa Martinez
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