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AZ HB2600
Bill
Status
2/11/2019
Primary Sponsor
Frank Carroll
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AI Summary
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Establishes a new offense for operating a motor vehicle while distracted, defined as engaging in activities unrelated to vehicle operation that interfere with the driver's ability to exercise ordinary and reasonable control.
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Imposes escalating civil penalties for violations within a 12-month period: up to $50 for first violation, up to $125 for second violation, and up to $50 plus mandatory traffic survival school for third violation.
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Requires mandatory driver's license suspension of at least 3 months but not more than 6 months for a fourth violation within 12 months of the first violation.
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Changes the article heading of Title 28, Chapter 3, Article 5 from "Reckless and Aggressive Driving" to "Driving Violations."
Legislative Description
Distracted driving; penalties
Transportation - Title 28
Last Action
House read second time
2/12/2019