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AR HB1767
Bill
Status
4/26/2021
Primary Sponsor
Lee Johnson
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AI Summary
HB1767 - Personal Delivery Device Act Summary
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Creates the "Personal Delivery Device Act" establishing regulations for electrically powered autonomous cargo delivery devices weighing 500 pounds or less in Arkansas.
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Permits operation at maximum speeds of 10 mph in pedestrian areas (sidewalks, crosswalks, school zones) and 20 mph on county and municipal streets or roads.
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Prohibits operation on interstate highways, controlled access highways, state highways, or roads with posted speed limits exceeding 45 mph.
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Requires eligible entities to equip each device with identification markers, unique identifying numbers, and maintain general liability insurance coverage of at least $100,000 for operation-related damages.
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Allows counties and municipalities to prohibit device operation in specific areas for safety reasons but prevents local ordinances from regulating device design, manufacture, licensing, registration, taxation, or cargo types.
Legislative Description
To Allow The Operation Of A Personal Delivery Device In Pedestrian Areas And Certain Streets And Roads.
Last Action
Notification that HB1767 is now Act 926
4/26/2021