ADOT; primitive roads; designation

Summary

The bill lets the ADOT director (or designee) designate any state highway or route as a primitive road, which means the surface is not regularly maintained. The state and its employees are shielded from most lawsuits over injuries on those roads, except for intentional or grossly negligent conduct, and the department must post clear warning signs. It also confirms that long‑standing roads built before 1960 are automatically considered public highways.

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