Authorizes certain emergency coordinators to operate emergency lights on vehicles.
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Overview
This bill allows certain emergency coordinators, such as volunteer fire company members, county fire coordinators, and emergency medical services coordinators, to operate emergency lights (red and/or blue) and sirens on their vehicles when responding to emergencies. It updates existing laws regarding the operation of these lights and requires the issuance of identification cards to ensure proper authorization and compliance with traffic regulations. The bill also clarifies the mounting and operation requirements for these vehicles.
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