Arizona HB2064 imposes penalties for drivers who cause injury to vulnerable pedestrians, including fines, license suspension, and community service.

Arizona HB2064 amends the state's statutes to establish penalties for drivers who recklessly or negligently cause physical injury to vulnerable pedestrians. A driver found guilty of causing physical injury to a vulnerable pedestrian is guilty of a class 1 misdemeanor and must pay a fine of at least $2,000, surrender their driver's license, and complete vulnerable pedestrian awareness training. If the injury is serious or results in death, the driver faces a class 4 felony charge.

Arizona HB2064 imposes penalties for drivers who cause injury to vulnerable pedestrians, including fines, license suspension, and community service.

Arizona HB2064 amends the state's statutes to establish penalties for drivers who recklessly or negligently cause physical injury to vulnerable pedestrians. A driver found guilty of causing physical injury to a vulnerable pedestrian is guilty of a class 1 misdemeanor and must pay a fine of at least $2,000, surrender their driver's license, and complete vulnerable pedestrian awareness training. If the injury is serious or results in death, the driver faces a class 4 felony charge.