Bill > HB2114

This bill modifies existing Arizona law regarding motorcycle registration and the motorcycle safety fund. It amends Section 28-2010 to specify that $1 from each motorcycle registration fee will be deposited into the motorcycle safety fund, which is administered by the Governor's Office of Highway Safety. These funds will be used for motorcycle education, awareness, and training programs, with up to seventy-five percent allocated for these initiatives and up to twenty-five percent for scholarships for individuals from rural or low-income areas to access motorcycle driver education programs. Additionally, the bill adds Section 28-2014, which requires that a motorcycle registration or renewal can only be issued if at least one registered owner possesses a Class M driver's license, which is a license specifically for operating motorcycles. However, a thirty-day temporary registration may be issued if the applicant provides proof of enrollment in an approved motorcycle training program.

Budget and Finance, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://apps.azleg.gov/BillStatus/BillOverview/83737