5 Obscure Arizona Traffic Laws

Traffic cops are a special type of law enforcement officer. There are so many traffic laws that even a state trooper can forget a few. In this weeks video, we are going to look at a few, often forgotten, Arizona Revised Statues that will help police, deputies, or anyone else running traffic in AZ. These laws make great probable cause for stops and in many cases, could save a windshield or two! Check it out!

[robertfrancis]

What else helps reduce rock chips in windows and also lessons your chance of getting decapitated that's often overlooked is tailgating or following too closely. If you are traveling a safe distance away from the vehicle in front of you and not doing 80mph 3ft away from the car in front of you the likely hood of you getting a trailer hitch stuck in your eyeball is greatly reduced

[Bingo-iw]

What about if you take your phone out to film another driver? Like you think they are drunk or causing an accident? Can you film that?

[fredstanfa]

Impact absorption device ( bumpers, lack of, TN )

[Casey-Jones-iy]

I wish my state have mud flap laws like Arizona did. We do have a mud flap law, but Arizona has more requirements than my state. I failed 4 different vehicle inspections over my windshield being cracked by trucks and trailers tires tossing rocks. If they're going to give us hell over cracked windshields. They should start giving hell over mud flaps.

[geoffreywood]

Time to after every private company that works on the highways. They ALL have front facing flashing lights.

[davidwilliams]

In your opinion, what exactly does ARS 28-693(A)(3) prohibit and allow?

[EdgarOrtiz-fo]

What about off road vehicles with the extra flashing lights driving on the roadway?