The proposed bill, HB2426, amends the Arizona Revised Statutes to allow the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) to issue a 30-day temporary general use registration for off-highway vehicles (OHVs) owned by nonresidents and titled in another state. This registration can be granted to individuals who do not qualify for other types of registration and who meet specific requirements, including compliance with state insurance laws. The bill also removes the limitation that only one temporary registration can be issued in a 12-month period for nonresidents owning OHVs, thereby allowing them to obtain multiple temporary registrations as needed.

Additionally, the bill provides a detailed definition of an OHV, specifying criteria such as design for recreational nonhighway travel, maximum width and weight limits, and necessary safety features. The registration fee remains at $15, with a portion allocated to the appropriate state funds. Overall, the bill aims to facilitate the use of OHVs by nonresidents in Arizona while ensuring compliance with existing vehicle registration requirements.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 28-1591
House Engrossed Version: 28-2156