Arizona HB2059 establishes speed limits and derestricted speed zones on state highways, with specific provisions for urbanized areas and interstate.
Arizona HB2059 amends state statutes to establish speed limits and derestricted speed zones on state highways. It sets a maximum speed limit of 80 miles per hour for interstate highways outside urbanized areas, with the director having the authority to establish varying speed limits based on conditions. The bill also allows for the designation of derestricted speed zones on state highways outside urbanized areas, provided certain criteria are met. These zones have no maximum speed limit for non-commercial vehicles, but require drivers to follow specific rules.
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