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Lazaro Yoshioka's blog ::Eight years, or one complete term limits cycle, worth of blogging






Lazaro Yoshioka's blog ::Eight years, or one complete term limits cycle, worth of blogging










If               you               are               driver               in               Arizona,               the               rules               and               regulations               concerning               auto               insurance,               driving               laws               and               licensing               can               sometimes               seem               incomprehensible.

Each               state               sets               its               own               parameters,               and               Arizona               has               one               of               the               more               complex               systems               out               there.

But               Arizona               drivers               need               not               fret:               with               a               little               bit               of               effort,               anyone               can               decipher               the               system               and               become               and               informed               motorist               and               consumer.

Arizona               requires               that               all               motorists               be               covered               by               auto               insurance               and,               like               most               other               states,               it               sets               liability               requirements.

Arizona               also               considers               golf               carts,               motorcycles               and               mopeds               vehicles               that               require               insurance.

Drivers               must               purchase               a               minimum               for               $15,000               worth               of               coverage               for               bodily               injury               for               one               person,               $30,000               for               two               or               more               people,               and               $10,000               for               property               damage.
               If               a               driver               allows               his               coverage               to               expire               or               it               is               cancelled,               he               must               immediately               pay               the               premium               to               get               it               reinstated               or               reapply               for               a               new               policy.

If               he               feels               that               his               policy               was               cancelled               unjustly,               he               may               formally               state               his               case               by               writing               to               the               state's               Director               of               Insurance.

If               he               is               continually               rejected               from               purchasing               insurance               because               of               his               prior               cancellation,               he               may               purchase               coverage               through               the               Arizona               Automobile               Insurance               Plan.
               When               it               comes               to               automobile               accidents,               Arizona               follows               the               Tort               system.

This               means               that               when               an               accident               does               occur,               someone               must               be               found               at               fault               for               the               damage.

The               at-fault               driver               is               held               responsible               for               all               injury               and               damage               to               any               property,               including               other               vehicles.

The               victims               may               also               sue               the               at-fault               driver               for               lost               wages               and               pain               and               suffering.
               Auto               insurance               doesn't               always               come               cheap               in               Arizona,               but               it               is               not               exorbitantly               expensive               either.

On               average,               Arizonians               pay               $913               each               year               for               coverage,               making               it               the               14th               most               expensive               state               in               the               nation.

The               national               average               is               $817.
               Arizona               also               takes               drunk               driving               very               seriously.

Like               other               states,               it               sets               a               Blood               Alcohol               Content               (BAC)               level               at               .08%.

However,               it               also               distinguishes               between               DUI               and               "extreme"               DUI.

A               BAC               over               .15%               is               considered               extreme.

Arizona               is               unique               in               that               it               also               uses               other               evidence               to               prosecute               offenders.

Authorities               may               argue               that               an               offender's               ability               to               operate               a               vehicle               was               impaired,               even               slightly,               by               his               alcohol               consumption.
               If               you               are               arrested               on               the               charge               of               DUI               your               license               will               be               immediately               suspended               pending               a               trail.

First               and               second               time               offenders               can               face               hefty               penalties               in               Arizona.

There               is               possibility               of               ten               days               of               jail               time,               although               nine               of               them               may               be               suspended               if               the               offender               agrees               to               enter               into               an               alcohol               treatment               program.

There               is               a               minimum               of               $750               in               fines               with               a               possibility               of               even               greater               surcharges.

For               second               offenses               the               driver               will               also               have               to               install               an               interlock               device,               at               his               own               expense.

An               interlock               device               can               detect               the               presence               of               alcohol               in               the               driver               and               will               prevent               the               car               from               starting.

The               device               will               also               report               the               findings               to               the               authorities,               resulting               in               even               greater               penalties.
               For               teens,               Arizona               has               instated               a               zero-tolerance               policy               when               it               comes               to               alcohol.

While               many               other               states               set               the               minimum               at               .02%               BAC,               Arizona               does               not               allow               any               detectable               trace               of               alcohol               in               its               minors.

The               first               offense               is               considered               a               misdemeanor,               but               a               second               offense               will               be               considered               a               felony.

It               is               also               a               felony               is               anyone               under               the               age               of               15               is               in               the               vehicle.
               To               prepare               its               teens               for               a               long               life               of               safe               driving,               Arizona               has               instituted               its               own               version               of               a               Graduated               Driver               Licensing               (GDL)               program.

At               age               15               ½,               a               teen               can               apply               for               graduated               instruction               permit.

The               young               driver               must               hold               on               to               the               permit               for               6               months               and               complete               30               hours               of               driving               practice,               including               10               hours               of               night               driving.

The               permit               is               valid               for               one               year.

Once               the               teen               has               completed               these               steps,               he               can               apply               to               take               his               road               test.

Upon               passing               the               road               test,               he               is               awarded               with               a               Graduated               License.

If               he               maintains               a               clean               driving               record               until               the               age               of               18,               he               will               finally               get               his               unrestricted               license               with               all               the               rights               and               privileges               of               adult               drivers.
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