This bill proposes several updates to the current statutes regarding off-highway vehicles (OHVs) in Arizona. It introduces a new provision allowing the issuance of a 30-day temporary general use registration for nonresidents who own an OHV titled in another state, which is a change from the current law that does not specify this allowance. Additionally, the bill modifies the existing limitation on temporary registrations, allowing more than one temporary registration within a twelve-month period for nonresidents, which is a significant expansion of the current restrictions. The definition of an OHV is also clarified and updated to include specific criteria regarding size, weight, and safety features.

Furthermore, the bill extends the Arizona OHV Study Committee's existence for an additional two years, pushing the expiration date from June 1, 2025, to June 1, 2027. It also makes technical and conforming changes to existing statutes, including the repeal of the Study Committee on the new expiration date. The bill retroactively applies these changes from May 31, 2025, ensuring that the new provisions are effective immediately upon enactment. Overall, these updates aim to enhance the regulation and registration process for off-highway vehicles in Arizona.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 28-101, 28-1177, 28-2156, 28-4302, 28-9551, 28-364, 28-141, 28-5201, 28-9503, 28-5601, 28-9501, 28-2001, 28-1225, 44-1641, 28-601, 28-2003, 35-146, 35-147, 28-1176, 17-261
Senate Engrossed Version: 28-2156