Arizona 2025 2025 Regular Session

Arizona House Bill HB2886 Comm Sub / Analysis

Filed 02/25/2025

                      	HB 2886 
Initials NM 	Page 1 	Caucus & COW 
 
ARIZONA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 
Fifty-seventh Legislature 
First Regular Session 
House: JUD W/D | APPROP DP 17-1-0-0  
 
HB 2886: ignition interlock devices; violation; classification 
Sponsor: Representative Volk, LD 17 
Caucus & COW 
Overview 
Increases the penalty for knowingly lending a vehicle to an individual required to use an 
ignition interlock device if a consequent collision results in death or serious injury.  
History 
A.R.S. § 28-1464 establishes restrictions and penalties related to ignition interlock devices 
for individuals with restricted driving privileges due to DUI-related offenses. It prohibits 
renting, leasing or lending a vehicle to such individuals unless the vehicle is equipped with 
an ignition interlock device, except in cases of substantial emergency. Restricted drivers must 
notify vehicle providers of their ignition interlock requirements and are prohibited from 
bypassing their ignition interlock devices. Violations of this statute constitute a class 1 
misdemeanor, with certain violations leading to an extension of the ignition interlock device 
requirement for up to one year.  
Provisions 
1. Makes it a class 6 felony to knowingly lend a motor vehicle to someone in violation of the 
ignition interlock statutes, if that person subsequently is involved in a collision that 
results in death or serious physical injury. (Sec. 1)  
2. Makes technical changes. (Sec. 1)  
 
 
 
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