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In-car safety

1. Seat belts must be on and fastened for all vehicle occupants
2. Kids under 12 years old are permitted in the front seat only if younger children are already in the back seats of the vehicle
3. Kids younger than 8 years old must be secured in appropriate child passenger seats
4. Distracted driving is not allowed, and cell phones must be used only in the hands-free mode unless calling emergency services in case of an accident

Right of way

1. On intersections with an inoperable traffic control signal/no traffic light, stop sign, or yield sign, make a complete stop before entering the intersection, and proceed only if the roadway is clear
2. If two vehicles arrive at the intersection at the same time, both must stop, and the driver of the vehicle on the left must yield the right of way to the driver on the right
3. Come to a complete stop before reaching a school bus that is picking up or dropping off children, regardless of your direction of travel
4. Pedestrians always have the right of way at all times, even if crossing illegally

Indication and HOV

1. You must use headlights between sunset and sunrise
2. To use HOV (High Occupancy Vehicle) lanes Mon to Fri, there must be at least two people in your vehicle (check the timings posted on the signs!)

• Non-reflective tint on the windshield is allowed above the manufacturer's AS-1 line
• Front side windows: 33% VLT or higher
• Backside windows: any degree of tint darkness is allowed
• The rear window: any degree of tint darkness is allowed

• Front side windows: 35% reflective or less
• Backside windows: 35% reflective or less

• Tinted back windows require dual side mirrors
• Colored tinting is allowed, but red and amber colors are illegal
• Stickers indicating that tinting is legal are not required
• In Tucson medical exemptions for special tint are allowed, check eligibility

Interstate highways

Highways improvement plan