AZ HB2476

Requires the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) director to develop standards for testing autonomous vehicles in the state, including testing limitations and benefits.

Mandates creation of statewide training curriculum for autonomous vehicle operators, passengers, and emergency personnel responding to autonomous vehicle incidents.

Requires privacy protections ensuring that location data from autonomous vehicles is used only for aggregate purposes and that personally identifying information of vehicle occupants is protected.

Requires ADOT to submit annual reports by November 1 to the governor and legislature detailing autonomous vehicle testing operations, including number of vehicles tested, testing locations, and automation levels.

Defines "autonomous vehicle" as a motor vehicle using artificial intelligence, sensors, and GPS coordinates to operate without active human intervention.