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AZ HB2027

Bill

Status

Passed

4/30/2021

Primary Sponsor

John Kavanagh

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Origin

House of Representatives

Fifty-fifth Legislature - First Regular Session (2021)

AI Summary

HB 2027 Summary

  • Amends Arizona accident reporting laws to apply to accidents occurring on both public and private property, expanding the scope of existing statutes.

  • Reduces misdemeanor classifications for failing to stop or provide information at accident scenes from class 2 to class 1 misdemeanor in sections 28-662, 28-663, and 28-664.

  • Requires drivers involved in accidents resulting in injury or death to remain at the scene, provide identifying information, and render reasonable assistance to injured persons.

  • Maintains felony charges for hit-and-run accidents involving death (class 2 felony if driver caused accident; class 3 felony otherwise) or serious physical injury (class 3 felony).

  • Authorizes courts to order alcohol or drug screening for drivers when substance use is found to be a contributing factor to the accident.

Legislative Description

Leaving accident scene; private property

Private Property

Last Action

Chapter 304

4/30/2021

Committee Referrals

Rules2/18/2021
Transportation and Technology2/9/2021
Rules1/12/2021
Judiciary1/11/2021

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