AZ HB2339

Allows the department to suspend driving privileges for 30 days followed by 60 days of restricted driving instead of the standard 90-day suspension, if the person meets eligibility criteria including no prior DUI conviction within 84 months and no prior administrative suspension within 84 months.

Expands restricted driving purposes to include travel to the person's dependent's school and to any appointment required by the state or political subdivision (not just probation officer appointments).

Adds the person's "place of worship" as an approved travel destination during the restricted driving period.

Adds a new hearing issue allowing consideration of whether a license suspension would cause the person undue financial hardship, with presumption of hardship if person provides evidence of employment or school enrollment.

Allows hearings to be conducted in person, by telephone, or by videoconference.