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Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition

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Wednesday, September 2, 2026

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AZ · HB2417INTRO · 6 COSPONSORS

Excessive speed; speed inhibiting device

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Plain-English Summary

This bill allows courts to order the installation of a "speed inhibiting device" on a person's vehicle instead of suspending or revoking their driver's license for certain traffic violations, such as excessive speeding. The device would prevent the vehicle from exceeding the posted speed limit and the driver would be responsible for all costs. The bill also outlines rules for device certification, compliance monitoring, and penalties for tampering or non-compliance, and it takes effect after June 30, 2027.

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Votes
Sponsorship · 7 Sponsors
Democrat1Republican6Independent0Other0
  • R · PrimeQuang Nguyen
  • R · CoDavid Livingston
  • R · CoTeresa Martinez
  • R · CoTony Rivero
  • D · CoKevin Volk
  • R · CoJustin Wilmeth
  • R · CoFrank Carroll
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