AZ HB2621

Establishes a 24-member Highway User Fee Replacement Task Force to develop alternatives to motor vehicle fuel taxes and use fuel taxes, with members representing trucking, construction, business, government, transit, environmental, and academic interests.

Requires the Task Force to determine pilot program designs by December 15, 2015, and report annually to the legislature on progress in designing, implementing, and evaluating alternative revenue collection systems for transportation.

Directs the Department of Transportation to develop and implement pilot programs by October 1, 2016, to test alternative technologies and methods for identifying vehicles, collecting mileage data, and receiving payments from voluntary participants.

Allows the department to fund the Task Force and pilot programs using monies from the state highway fund and federal or private grants and donations.

Repeals the Task Force and pilot program provisions on September 30, 2024.