excessive speed; speed inhibiting device
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill addresses the use of speed inhibiting devices in Arizona. It allows a court to order a person’s license suspension to be followed by the installation of such a device if they’ve been convicted of certain speeding offenses. The bill establishes requirements for the devices themselves, including certification and proof of installation, and outlines procedures for reinstatement of driving privileges once the device is properly installed and maintained. It also modifies existing laws related to vehicle removal and impoundment, particularly concerning ignition interlock devices and speed inhibiting devices.
Key provisions
- Requires installation of a speed inhibiting device on a vehicle for individuals convicted of specific speeding offenses.
- Establishes requirements for the certification and operation of speed inhibiting devices, including manufacturer liability and an override feature.
- Creates a process for the department to verify device installation and compliance through electronic proof.
- Modifies existing laws regarding vehicle removal and impoundment to include speed inhibiting devices.
- Outlines procedures for hearing requests to challenge suspension orders related to speed inhibiting devices.
- Updates provisions regarding access to vehicles impounded due to speeding violations.
- Specifies penalties for tampering or circumvention of speed inhibiting devices.
- Defines ‘speed inhibiting device’ and related terms for clarity.
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