bicycles; mobility devices; speed limits
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill amends Arizona traffic laws to clarify the rules for bicycle riders, electric bicycles, and electric standup scooters. It establishes speed limits for bicycles and electric vehicles on roadways and multi-use paths, and outlines specific regulations for electric bicycles, including labeling requirements and restrictions on their use on certain paths. The bill also addresses penalties for traffic violations involving these vehicles, limiting license suspension and insurance consequences.
Key provisions
- Establishes speed limits of 15 mph on bicycle or multi-use paths when clear of other persons.
- Sets a 5 mph speed limit for passing other riders on bicycle or multi-use paths.
- Requires electric bicycle manufacturers to label their products with speed and wattage information.
- Specifies restrictions on the use of class 1, 2, and 3 electric bicycles on bicycle and multi-use paths.
- Mandates a unique identification system for electric standup scooters.
- Limits the impact of traffic violations on driver's licenses and insurance rates.
- Exempts electric bicycles and scooters from vehicle title, registration, and license tax requirements.
- Allows local authorities to prohibit electric bicycle or scooter use on certain paths.
Who is affected
- Bicyclists
- Electric bicycle riders
- Electric standup scooter riders
- Local authorities (regarding path regulations)
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