A.R.S. § 28-4137: No-Insurance Penalty Waiver
Reduction or waiver of penalty; rules
Can you get a no-insurance ticket penalty reduced in Arizona?
In Arizona, a court may reduce or waive the penalty for driving without insurance if the person shows no violation on their driving record in the past twenty-four months, or no more than one in the past thirty-six months, and proof of having bought a six-month insurance policy. The supreme court may adopt rules to carry this out.
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Official text last checked against azleg.gov:
28-4137. Reduction or waiver of penalty; rules
A. The court may reduce or waive the penalty imposed for a violation of section 28-4135 if the person subject to the penalty presents to the court proof of both of the following:
1. The person has not been found responsible for a violation of section 28-4135 within the past twenty-four months or not more than one violation within the past thirty-six months as evidenced by the person's driving record.
2. The person has purchased a six month policy of insurance that meets the requirements of section 28-4009.
B. The supreme court may adopt rules for the court as necessary to implement this section.
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