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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill revises Arizona’s motor vehicle statutes, primarily focusing on transportation regulations and safety standards. It amends existing sections related to definitions, high-occupancy vehicle lanes, driver licensing, and vehicle classifications, including electric vehicles and autonomous vehicles. The bill also creates new special plates to support skin cancer prevention, diabetes awareness, and small business advocacy, with associated funding mechanisms.
Key provisions
- Amends definitions related to vehicles, including electric bicycles, autonomous vehicles, and motor vehicle fuel.
- Establishes procedures for monitoring the impact of single-occupancy vehicles in high-occupancy vehicle lanes.
- Creates special plates for skin cancer prevention, diabetes awareness, and small business advocacy, each with a dedicated funding source.
- Modifies regulations regarding license plate design and issuance.
- Updates sections on driver licensing and vehicle registration.
- Revises rules concerning the operation of farm tractors.
- Clarifies definitions related to ‘transportation network company’ and ‘transportation network service’.
Who is affected
- Vehicle owners and drivers in Arizona
- The Department of Transportation (ADOT)
- Healthcare organizations and advocacy groups focused on skin cancer prevention and diabetes awareness
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