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Every year, hundreds of Arizonans lose their lives in speed-related crashes. In response, cities across the Valley—including Phoenix, Tempe, and Scottsdale—have expanded the use of photo enforcement cameras in an effort to reduce dangerous driving behaviors. If you've noticed new cameras appearing around town, you're not alone. Here's what drivers need to know about Arizona's growing photo enforcement programs, why they're being used, and how to avoid receiving a citation. Ph

Over the past few years, e-bikes have exploded in popularity throughout Gilbert, Mesa, and the East Valley. Many families see them as a fun and convenient way for teens to get around. However, many parents don't realize that not every electric two-wheeled vehicle is legally considered an e-bike. As law enforcement agencies increase enforcement efforts, parents are discovering that what was marketed as an "e-bike" may actually be classified as a motorcycle or motor-driven cycl

Arizona’s monsoon season brings spectacular sunsets—but also sudden, powerful dust storms also known as haboobs. These massive walls of dust can reduce visibility to zero in moments, posing serious threats to motorists. Here's how to stay safe if you're caught in one: “Pull Aside, Stay Alive” — Don’t push forward into the unknown. When the dust hits, it's not the time to drive—it’s the time to pull over and wait. Fun Fact: Meteorologists in Arizona began using the word “haboo

A major change is coming for electric vehicle (EV) owners in Arizona—and it’s likely to impact daily commutes across the state. Starting October 1, 2025, drivers of EVs and other alternative-fuel vehicles will no longer be allowed to use the HOV lane unless they meet the standard occupancy requirements. For years, Arizona has granted an incentive to electric and alternative-fuel vehicle owners: the ability to use High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes, even with just one person i

Getting a red‑light ticket—especially from a photo enforcement camera—can be stressful. But Arizona has clear rules for how these tickets work, your options, and what penalties you might face. Here's a breakdown to help you handle it properly. 1. How red‑light camera tickets work in Arizona Arizona cities (Phoenix, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, Paradise Valley, etc.) use cameras with sensors at intersections. If you go through on red, the camera captures a photo and video. The