Arizona 54th Legislature - 1st Regular Session Status: In Committee

HB 2142 — driver license fees; homeless exemption

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The amendments to Bill HB 2142 involved removing a significant portion of the text and renumbering sections, which simplifies the bill's structure. Most notably, the references to driver license fees and a homeless exemption were taken out, indicating a shift or focus away from these specific issues. This change is important because it may highlight a change in priorities for the bill, potentially affecting how driver licensing and related fees are managed in Arizona.

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HB2142 - 541R - I Ver       REFERENCE TITLE:
HB2142 - 541R - H-Transportation-Adopted   Fifty-fourth Legislature                                                         First Regular Session                                                              COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AMENDMENTS TO H.B.
driver license fees;
2142 (Reference to printed bill)       Page 1, strike lines 2 through 44 Page 2, strike lines 1 through 35 Renumber to conform Amend title to conform And, as so amended, it do pass   NOEL W.
homeless exemption         State of Arizona House of Representatives Fifty-fourth Legislature First Regular Session       HB 2142   Introduced by Representatives Bolding:
CAMPBELL CHAIRMAN     2142TRANSPORTATION 02/13/2019 03:35 PM H:
Andrade, Campbell, Longdon     AN ACT   amending sections 28‑3002 and 28‑3165, Arizona Revised Statutes;
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relating to the department of transportation.
    (TEXT OF BILL BEGINS ON NEXT PAGE)   Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona:
Section 1.  Section 28-3002, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE28-3002.  Fees;
driver licenses;
disposition;
exemption A.  The following fees are required:
1.  For each original or initial application or renewal application, if a written examination is required, for the following:
(a)  Class A driver license, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(b)  Class B driver license, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(c)  Class C driver license, twelve dollars fifty cents $12.50.
(d)  Class D driver license issued pursuant to section 28‑3171, ten dollars $10.
(e)  Class M driver license issued pursuant to section 28‑3171, ten dollars $10.
2.  Except as provided in paragraph 1, for each original, renewal or reinstatement application for a class D, G or M license:
Age                                                     Fee or older                                           $10.00 45‑49                                                 $15.00 40‑44                                                 $20.00 or younger                                         $25.00 3.  For each original or initial application or renewal examination, if a written application is required, for the following endorsements to a driver license:
(a)  Bus endorsement, ten dollars $10.
(b)  Hazardous materials endorsement, ten dollars $10.
(c)  Tank vehicle endorsement, ten dollars $10.
(d)  Double‑triple trailer endorsement, ten dollars $10.
(e)  Motorcycle endorsement, seven dollars $7.
4.  For taking each driving test for a:
(a)  Class A driver license, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(b)  Class B driver license, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(c)  Class C driver license, twelve dollars fifty cents $12.50.
(d)  Bus endorsement, five dollars $5.
5.  For each application for an instruction permit under:
(a)  Section 28‑3154 or 28‑3156, seven dollars $7.
(b)  Section 28‑3155, three dollars $3.
(c)  Section 28‑3225, class A, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(d)  Section 28‑3225, class B, twenty‑five dollars $25.
(e)  Section 28‑3225, class C, twelve dollars fifty cents $12.50.
6.  For each renewal application, if a written examination is not required, for a:
(a)  Class A driver license and any endorsement, other than a hazardous materials endorsement, to the license, fifteen dollars $15.
(b)  Class B driver license and any endorsement, other than a hazardous materials endorsement, to the license, fifteen dollars $15.
(c)  Class C driver license and any endorsement, other than a hazardous materials endorsement, to the license, ten dollars $10.
7.  For each application for a duplicate of a driver license, an amount determined by the director.
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8.  For each application for a duplicate of an instruction permit, two dollars $2.
9.  In addition to the fees prescribed in paragraph 2 and except as provided in paragraph 11:
(a)  For reinstatement of driving privileges after suspension or disqualification, ten dollars $10.
(b)  For reinstatement of driving privileges after revocation, twenty dollars $20.
10.  For each application for an extension by mail of a driver license, five dollars $5.
11.  In addition to the fees prescribed in paragraph 2, for reinstatement of driving privileges that were suspended or denied pursuant to section 28‑1385 after completion of the suspension or revocation, fifty dollars $50.
12.  For vision screening tests of out‑of‑state drivers, five dollars $5.
13.  For class D or M driver license skills tests for out‑of‑state drivers, fifteen dollars $15.
14.  For a driver license or nonoperating identification license issued pursuant to section 28‑3175, an amount to be determined by the director.
B.  Except as otherwise provided by statute, the director shall immediately deposit, pursuant to sections 35‑146 and 35‑147, fees collected under this section in the Arizona highway user revenue fund.
C.  The fees established pursuant to by this section do not apply to a veteran person who does not have a residence address or whose residence address is the address of a shelter that provides services to the homeless.  For the purposes of this subsection, "veteran" has the same meaning prescribed in section 41‑601.
END_STATUTE Sec. 2.  Section 28-3165, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended to read:
START_STATUTE28-3165.  Nonoperating identification license;
immunity;
rules;
emancipated minors A.  On receipt of an application from a person who does not have a valid driver license issued by this state or whose driving privilege is suspended, the department shall issue a nonoperating identification license that contains a distinguishing number assigned to the licensee, the full legal name, the date of birth, the residence address and a brief description of the licensee and either a facsimile of the signature of the licensee or a space on which the licensee is required to write the licensee's usual signature with pen and ink.  A nonoperating identification license that is issued to a person whose driving privilege is suspended shall not be valid for more than one hundred eighty days from the date of issuance.
B.  On request of an applicant:  1.  The department shall allow the applicant to provide on the nonoperating identification license a post office box address that is regularly used by the applicant.
2.  If the applicant submits satisfactory proof to the department that the applicant is a veteran, the department shall allow a distinguishing mark to appear on the nonoperating identification license that identifies that person as a veteran.
C.  A person who is issued a license pursuant to this section shall use it only for identification purposes of the licensee.  The nonoperating identification license does not grant authority to operate a motor vehicle in this state.  The department shall clearly label the nonoperating identification license "for identification only, not for operation of a motor vehicle".
D.  On issuance of a driver license, the holder of a nonoperating identification license shall surrender the nonoperating identification license to the department and the department shall not refund any fee paid for the issuance of the nonoperating identification license.
E.  A nonoperating identification license shall contain the photograph of the licensee.  The department shall use a process in the issuance of nonoperating identification licenses that prohibits as nearly as possible the ability to superimpose a photograph on the license without ready detection.  The department shall process nonoperating identification licenses and photo attachments in color.
F.  On application, an applicant shall give the department satisfactory proof of the applicant's full legal name, date of birth, sex and residence address, if the applicant has a residence address, and that the applicant's presence in the United States is authorized under federal law.  The application shall briefly describe the applicant, state whether the applicant has been licensed, and if so, the type of license issued, when and by what state or country and whether any such license is under suspension, revocation or cancellation.  The application shall contain other identifying information required by the department.
G.  The department may adopt and implement procedures to deny a nonoperating identification license to a person who has been deported.  The department may adopt and implement procedures to reinstate a person's privilege to apply for a nonoperating identification license if the person's legal presence status is restored.
H.  A nonoperating identification license issued by the department is solely for the use and convenience of the applicant for identification purposes.
I.  The department shall adopt rules and establish fees for issuance of a nonoperating identification license, except that the department shall not require an examination.
J.  The fees established pursuant to this section do not apply to any of the following:
1.  A person who is sixty‑five years of age or older.
2.  A person who is a recipient of public monies as an individual with a disability under title XVI of the social security act, as amended.
3.  A veteran person who does not have a residence address.
4.  A veteran person whose residence address is the address of a shelter that provides services to the homeless.
K.  If a person qualifies for a nonoperating identification license and is under the legal drinking age, the department shall issue a license that is marked by color, code or design to immediately distinguish it from a nonoperating identification license issued to a person of legal drinking age.  The department shall indicate on the nonoperating identification license issued pursuant to this subsection the year in which the person will attain the legal drinking age.
L.  If a minor has been emancipated pursuant to title 12, chapter 15, on application and proof of emancipation, the department shall issue a nonoperating identification license that contains the words "emancipated minor".
M.  For the purposes of this section, "veteran" has the same meaning prescribed in section 41‑601.
END_STATUTE
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Who sponsors HB 2142?
HB 2142 is sponsored by Noel W. Campbell, Reginald Bolding, Jennifer Longdon, and Richard C. Andrade.
What is the current status of HB 2142?
This bill died with 54th Legislature - 1st Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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