Arizona HB2684 prohibits pedestrians from congregating or soliciting in unsafe locations.
Arizona HB2684 amends state law to prohibit pedestrians from congregating or soliciting in specific unsafe locations. These include painted or raised traffic islands or medians, exit or entrance ramps or roadways of controlled access highways, and areas without sidewalks or safe pedestrian corridors. The bill outlines penalties for violations: a warning for the first offense, a civil traffic violation for the second, and a class 1 misdemeanor for the third or subsequent offenses.
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