AZ HB2064

Creates a new class 1 misdemeanor for recklessly or negligently causing physical injury to a vulnerable pedestrian, with mandatory penalties including a minimum $2,000 fine, 90-day license suspension, awareness training, and 100+ hours of community service at organizations serving blind or visually impaired individuals

Establishes a class 4 felony for recklessly or negligently causing death or serious physical injury to a vulnerable pedestrian, requiring 1-year license suspension, 200+ hours of community service, and traffic survival school completion

Defines "vulnerable pedestrian" as a pedestrian with physical disabilities who uses mobility aids such as white canes, visual aids for the blind or visually impaired, or service animals

Requires restitution awards to consider long-term care costs, mobility aid replacement, home modifications, emotional distress, and service animal training expenses

Mandates that defensive driving schools, traffic survival schools, and driver education programs include educational information about vulnerable pedestrian awareness