Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Prohibited
All species in the order Xenarthra (armadillos, anteaters, sloths) are restricted live wildlife, which requires a special license.
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Prohibited
All species in the order Xenarthra (armadillos, anteaters, sloths) are restricted live wildlife, which requires a special license.
Sunday sales allowed
Arizona has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
Only some riders
Arizona requires helmets only for motorcycle operators and passengers under 18.
Rear plate only
Arizona requires only a rear license plate on passenger cars.
Self-serve allowed
Arizona allows self-service gas; the State Fire Code adopts the model fire code's fuel-station rules, which permit self-service.
Allowed with limits
Arizona has no train horn ban, but no horn may make an unreasonably loud or harsh sound or a whistle.
No safety inspection
Arizona has no regular safety inspection for private cars; it requires emissions tests only in certain metro areas.
Sparklers and ground fireworks only
Arizona allows sparklers, fountains and other ground devices, but bans aerial and exploding fireworks such as firecrackers, bottle rockets and Roman candles.
Allowed with limits
Arizona allows happy hours but bans unlimited drinks for a fixed price, drinking contests, and oversized servings.
No bottle deposit
Arizona has no bottle deposit law, so shoppers pay no refundable deposit on cans or bottles.
Private licensed stores
Arizona licenses private liquor stores to sell spirits for off-premises drinking; the state runs no liquor stores.
No DST (standard time all year)
Arizona does not observe daylight saving time and stays on Mountain Standard Time all year.
Groceries exempt
Arizona exempts groceries from its state transaction privilege (sales) tax, but cities and towns may tax food.
Has a state lottery
Arizona runs a state lottery overseen by the Arizona State Lottery Commission.
No tax-free period
Arizona has no sales tax holiday; its transaction privilege tax applies year-round with no tax-free period found.
ID required, non-photo accepted
Arizona requires ID: one photo ID with name and address, or two non-photo documents such as a utility bill or bank statement.