Arizona graduated license rules, speed limits, Extreme DUI, and move-over law. Focus on generally published state rules.
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- What is the minimum age to obtain an Arizona learner's permit?
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16 years old- What is the minimum age for an Arizona intermediate license?
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16 years 6 months old or 6 months of supervised driving on a learner permit- At what age can you get an unrestricted Arizona driver license?
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18 years old- Who can supervise a learner permit driver in Arizona?
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A licensed driver age 21 or older sitting in the front passenger seat- Are there time-of-day restrictions for learner permit drivers in Arizona?
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Yes, no driving between midnight and 5 a.m.- Can a learner permit driver have passengers in Arizona?
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No, only the supervising driver may be in the car- How many passengers can an intermediate license driver have in Arizona?
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No more than one passenger, and only if a licensed driver age 21 or older is in the vehicle- Are there passenger restrictions after 10 p.m. for intermediate license drivers?
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Yes, a driver with an intermediate license cannot drive with passengers between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.- Can learner and intermediate permit holders use cell phones while driving in Arizona?
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No, they are prohibited from using cell phones while driving, including hands-free- What is the speed limit in Arizona residential areas?
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25 miles per hour- What is the speed limit in Arizona school zones?
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15 miles per hour- What is the speed limit on Arizona highways unless otherwise posted?
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65 miles per hour- What blood alcohol concentration level defines Extreme DUI in Arizona?
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0.15% or higher- What is a penalty for a first-time Extreme DUI conviction in Arizona?
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Minimum 30 days in jail, license suspension, ignition interlock device, and fines- What is Arizona's move-over law?
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When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle, move to a non-adjacent lane if safely possible, or slow down
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