vehicle mileage; tracking; tax; prohibitions

Arizona's SB 1092 prohibits state and local governments from establishing vehicle miles traveled (VMT) reduction goals, tracking personal driving data (like odometer readings or license plate movements), or charging mileage-based taxes. The bill directly affects Arizona's government entities, including cities, counties, and state agencies, by banning these specific actions. Key provisions include banning VMT tracking through cameras, third-party data, or license plate capture, and prohibiting per-mile fees or taxes on personal vehicles. Exceptions apply for interstate commercial vehicle fuel/tax agreements and vehicles owned by specific government entities. This bill focuses on preventing government collection of driving data and mileage-based charges, not on altering driver behavior or vehicle usage.