driver license; enhanced; mobile; prohibition
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill modifies Arizona’s driver’s license system to prioritize individual choice and limit compliance with the federal REAL ID Act. It prohibits Arizona from participating in enhanced driver license programs requiring federal verification and ensures the availability of non-REAL ID compliant driver’s licenses. The bill also clarifies definitions related to driver licenses and establishes procedures for electronic applications and record-keeping, while maintaining the ability to accept out-of-state driver’s license brands.
Key provisions
- Prohibits Arizona from participating in enhanced driver license programs requiring federal verification.
- Ensures the availability of non-REAL ID compliant driver licenses.
- Defines ‘digital or mobile driver license’ and prohibits its use for government identification.
- Clarifies procedures for electronic applications and record-keeping by the Department of Transportation.
- Updates definitions related to vehicle types, including ‘autocycle,’ ‘autonomous vehicle,’ and ‘neighborhood electric vehicle.’
- Addresses the use of social security numbers on driver’s licenses.
- Establishes a process for accepting out-of-state driver’s license brands.
- Modifies section 28-338 to prevent Arizona from being compelled to implement an enhanced driver license program.
Who is affected
- Arizona Residents
- Drivers
- The Department of Transportation
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