Ohio HB630 modifies regulations for farm equipment permits, exempting certain operations from escort requirements.
Ohio HB630 amends the state's regulations concerning farm equipment permits. It specifies that the director of transportation does not need to require a law enforcement escort for farm machinery or equipment if the operation is on a state route other than an interstate highway and the distance moved is less than ten miles. The bill also outlines procedures for permit issuance, including fees, debarment, and violations. It ensures that permits are carried in the vehicle and open to inspection by law enforcement.
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