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| 2012 Fiftieth Legislature - Second Regular Session |
Bill: SB 1042
Title: Auto theft authority; continuation
Sponsors: Gray
Summary: As passed by the Senate, continues the Automobile Theft Authority until July 1, 2022.
Action: Signed by the Governor |
Bill: HB 2125
Title: Traffic accident reports
Sponsors: Urie (4)
Summary: As introduced, changes the threshold of vehicle damage resulting from an accident, from in excess of $1,000 in property damage, to damage rendering the vehicle inoperable, to trigger the requirement that an accident report be issued. Requires a partial report be issued for damages that do not render a vehicle inoperable.
Action: failed House 28-31, 3/5 |
Bill: HB 2154
Title: Child restraint systems
Sponsors: McClain (R) (6)
Summary: As introduced, requires children who are under 8 years of age that are not taller than 4’9” to be properly secured in a child restraint system. AMENDMENT: Specifies that this section does not apply to a person who operates an authorized emergency vehicle that is transporting a child for medical care.
Action: passed, Senate Rules 3/19 |
Bill: HB 2429
Title: Department of public safety; continuation
Sponsors: Gowan (1)
Summary: As passed by the House, continues the Department of Public Safety for ten years, until July 1, 2012. AMENDMENT: Requires the Joint Legislative Audit Committee to assign a committee of reference to review the licensing unity of DPS after 24 mos.
Action: passed, Senate 24-5, 4/3 |
Bill: HB 2348
Title: S/E class G licensees; communication devices
Sponsors: Court (R)
Summary: As passed by the Senate, prohibits an instruction permit holder from using a wireless communication device while driving. Prohibits a class G driver license
holder from using a wireless communication device while driving for the first six months the licensee holds the class G license. Provides exceptions for emergency situations.
Action: passed, Senate 18-11, 4/3 |
Bill: HB 2543
Title: Traffic control signs; state highways
Sponsors: Carter (R)(2)
Summary: As passed by the House, enables ADOT to
establish procedures and criteria for approving, installing, and maintaining temporary directional signs if the
museum satisfies the following: a) files an application with ADOT for a permit for
installation of the directional signage; b)qualifies as a 501(c)(3) organization; c) certifies to the Director that the museum has at least 100,000 visitors annually;
and d) Locates the sign on a road which vehicles exit or crosses the state
highway. Specifies the directional sign as a temporary sign and allows ADOT to
remove the signage at any time without consultation of the permittee. Restricts
permit approval after the Urban Logo Sign Program is established by ADOT.
Restricts state monies to be spent for installation, upkeep or maintenance of the
nonprofit museum signs on state highways. Repeals temporary directional
signage on state highways for nonprofit museums from and after September 30,
2014.
Action: passed, Senate COW, 3/29 |
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