ADOT; revisions.

Added ten new special license plate programs (Sections 28-2470.40 through 28-2470.60) that require a $32,000 implementation fee and a $17 annual donation to fund specific charities.

Added new definitions for modern mobility devices including 'electric miniature scooter,' 'electric standup scooter,' 'personal delivery device,' and 'personal mobile cargo carrying device.'

Modified the definition of 'all-terrain vehicle' to distinguish between smaller recreational vehicles and larger off-highway vehicles with rollover protection.

Modified the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane priority list to explicitly include 'alternative fuel vehicles' and 'low emission vehicles' as higher priority than motorcycles.

Added a specific definition for 'implement of husbandry' to clarify that autonomous or self-propelled agricultural vehicles are exempt from certain highway restrictions.

Removed the original Senate Engrossed header and replaced it with the official Chaptered Version header and text.

Eliminated the authorization for over a dozen new special license plate programs (e.g., Skin Cancer Prevention, Diabetes Awareness, Small Business Advocate, Astronomy Center, Returning Warrior, and Youth Education) that required a $32,000 implementation fee.

Deleted the entire text of sections establishing funds and administrative rules for the repealed special plate programs.

Adjusted the motor fuel tax rates for use class vehicles and forest product transport, and clarified refund procedures for vendors.

Removed the definition of 'County highway' from the list of statutory definitions.

Added a definition for 'evidence-based psychotherapy' in the context of DUI penalties.

Simplified the definition of 'apply and application' by removing references to 'services rendered'.

Revised the High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane exception to remove specific references to public entities and contracts, broadening the scope of who may use these lanes.

Amended driver license application rules to explicitly require the verification and retention of Social Security numbers and added provisions for denying licenses to deported individuals.

Updated the Nonoperating Identification License section to include specific provisions for emancipated minors, veterans, and tribal members, and clarified that these licenses are for identification only.

Changed the driver license photo update requirement from every twelve years to every sixteen years.

Modified the ignition interlock requirements to include specific deferment conditions for individuals who complete alcohol education programs and are sentenced under specific statutes.

Deleted the section adding new sections 28-2470.40 through 28-2470.60, which contained the bulk of the special plate fund legislation.

Removed the amendment to Section 28-2351 regarding license plate design and reflective materials.

Removed the amendment to Section 28-2403 regarding special plate transfers and violations.

Removed the amendment to Section 28-737 regarding High Occupancy Vehicle lane exceptions.

Removed the repeal of Section 28-2410 (Honorary Consular Official plates) and replaced it with a directive to issue standard plates to those holders.