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https://www.12news.com/article/news...izona/75-4c615474-d66b-4225-84d7-da44e840341a
Arizona Outdoor Fun specializes in getting you up close and personal with the famous Sonoran Desert by providing Guided and Unguided ATV/UTV tours, Off-road rentals, Shooting Adventures, and Dirt Bike rentals.
ARIZONA
Author: Kevin Reagan
Published: 5:52 PM PDT June 21, 2024
Updated: 6:00 PM PDT June 21, 2024
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed legislation introducing new restrictions and requirements for operating off-highway vehicles in Arizona.
Arizona Senate Bill 1567 requires someone to possess a valid driver's license before operating these types of recreational vehicles.
If a child under 12 is caught violating the state's OHV operation restrictions, then a citation shall be issued to the child's parents. A juvenile between 12 and 15 may receive a citation if they drive without a license.
The legislation additionally instructs the Arizona Game and Fish Department to certify a safety course in off-road driving. Starting in 2025, a person will be expected to complete this safety course and provide proof of completion to the transportation department.
The safety course requirement will be repealed in June 2027.
SB 1567 further redefines existing law to ensure Arizona's liquor and open container laws apply to all "self-propelled vehicles," rather than vehicles primarily designed for public highways.
The bill passed through the Arizona Legislature with bipartisan support. Hobbs signed the bill this week.
https://www.12news.com/article/news...izona/75-4c615474-d66b-4225-84d7-da44e840341a
Arizona Outdoor Fun specializes in getting you up close and personal with the famous Sonoran Desert by providing Guided and Unguided ATV/UTV tours, Off-road rentals, Shooting Adventures, and Dirt Bike rentals.
ARIZONA
Governor signs bill mandating new rules for operating off-road vehicles in Arizona
The bill introduces a safety course requirement for operating off-highway vehicles. A valid driver's license is also required.Author: Kevin Reagan
Published: 5:52 PM PDT June 21, 2024
Updated: 6:00 PM PDT June 21, 2024
PHOENIX — Gov. Katie Hobbs has signed legislation introducing new restrictions and requirements for operating off-highway vehicles in Arizona.
Arizona Senate Bill 1567 requires someone to possess a valid driver's license before operating these types of recreational vehicles.
If a child under 12 is caught violating the state's OHV operation restrictions, then a citation shall be issued to the child's parents. A juvenile between 12 and 15 may receive a citation if they drive without a license.
The legislation additionally instructs the Arizona Game and Fish Department to certify a safety course in off-road driving. Starting in 2025, a person will be expected to complete this safety course and provide proof of completion to the transportation department.
The safety course requirement will be repealed in June 2027.
SB 1567 further redefines existing law to ensure Arizona's liquor and open container laws apply to all "self-propelled vehicles," rather than vehicles primarily designed for public highways.
The bill passed through the Arizona Legislature with bipartisan support. Hobbs signed the bill this week.