Bill > SB1333

This bill amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to define and regulate "neighborhood occupantless electric vehicles," which are a type of neighborhood electric vehicle that is not designed, intended, or marketed for human occupancy. The key provisions of the bill include: - Allowing neighborhood occupantless electric vehicles to be operated on highways with posted speed limits of up to 45 miles per hour, subject to certain restrictions such as operation in the right-hand travel lane and displaying a slow-moving vehicle sign. - Specifying that the requirements for accidents involving autonomous vehicles also apply to neighborhood occupantless electric vehicles. - Clarifying that neighborhood occupantless electric vehicles are subject to the state's regulations for motor vehicles in Chapter 32. The bill aims to provide a regulatory framework for these types of occupantless electric vehicles, which may be used for tasks like automated goods delivery within neighborhoods.