Ohio SB429 amends the state's transportation laws to allow farm machinery and agricultural vehicles to operate without a police escort under certain.
Ohio SB429 modifies the state's transportation regulations to allow farm machinery and agricultural vehicles to operate without a police escort if specific conditions are met. The bill specifies that a law enforcement escort is not required if the farm machinery or equipment is operated on a state route other than an interstate highway, the distance moved is less than ten miles, and the permit holder has a valid permit.
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