Truck drivers and carriers

4 items, most far-reaching first.

Affects specific groups 3

Arizona centennial special plates now cost $20 instead of $25, for both the original plates and renewals, when they are issued to a commercial vehicle in a fleet registered under the state's fleet registration rules, with $12 of that going to the plate's fund instead of $17.

Business ownersTruck drivers and carriersTransportation HB2057In effect since September 12, 2026

When an applicant voluntarily asks, a county may permit and certify emission reduction credits for portable source components and mobile sources such as vehicle fleets, and voluntary permits that certify these credits may last up to 20 years.

Business ownersTruck drivers and carriersFarmers and ranchersLocal governmentsTransportation HB2428In effect since September 12, 2026

Starting October 16, 2026, and through December 31, 2026 unless rescinded earlier, the order declares a statewide emergency over diesel disruptions and, where the law allows, directs free permits for heavier farm-related trucks on non-interstate highways and lighter enforcement of dyed diesel rules for farm vehicles.

Flagged for reviewFarmers and ranchersTruck drivers and carriersAgricultureTransportation Executive Order 2026-03In effect since October 16, 2026 (and 2 more dates)

Mostly how government works 1

If the legislature provides money, the Arizona attorney general must set up a task force to investigate and recommend prosecution of cargo and freight theft, and must report on its work each year starting by July 1, 2027.

Truck drivers and carriersBusiness ownersTransportationFraud SB1452In effect since September 12, 2026 (and 2 more dates)