Arizona Laws

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) controls vehicle emissions to help the environment and improve air quality within the state. It’s mandatory to undergo and pass a Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program (VEIP), according to the ADEQ. Ignoring the mandatory emissions inspection could result in tickets, fines, and the inability to drive your vehicle...

In a bid to enhance road safety and potentially prevent accidents, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey recently signed SB 1273 into law, allowing motorcyclists in Phoenix, AZ, to navigate through traffic more efficiently. This law permits motorcycle riders to travel along the side of a car that is stationary in the same lane also known...

In the world of traffic regulations, there are often lesser-known laws that can affect drivers unexpectedly. One such regulation in Arizona is Statute 28, which prohibits drivers from having any objects obstructing their view while hanging from the rearview mirror. While this law may seem straightforward, it has raised questions about its enforcement, especially...

A golf cart is a vehicle designed for toting golf clubs and players on golf courses. However, many people in Arizona use them as a regular mode of transportation. They are fuel-efficient and the perfect size for many. Golf carts are popular in Arizona among seasonal residents who come to the state each winter....

Tinted windows are common in Arizona. With temperatures regularly climbing over 100 degrees in the summer months, window tint can offer respite from the sun. It can keep the interior temperature of a vehicle cooler and protect the seats and dashboard from sun-related wear. If a driver breaks the law by tinting the windows...

It is against the law in Arizona to allow a dog to run at large in public places. Dogs running at large could pose risks such as dog bite injuries, as well as other incidents, such as dogs jumping on people. For this reason, Arizona has a statewide leash law all pet owners must...