Pennsylvania HB2479 amends the definition of "emergency vehicle" in Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes.

Pennsylvania HB2479 amends the definition of "emergency vehicle" to include vehicles owned by various entities and operated by specific personnel responding to emergencies. This includes vehicles owned by cities, counties, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, as well as privately owned vehicles used by emergency responders. The bill specifies vehicles operated by certified armed probation officers, emergency service responders, and various emergency personnel such as police chiefs, fire chiefs, and emergency management coordinators.

Pennsylvania HB2479 amends the definition of "emergency vehicle" in Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes.

Pennsylvania HB2479 amends the definition of "emergency vehicle" to include vehicles owned by various entities and operated by specific personnel responding to emergencies. This includes vehicles owned by cities, counties, and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, as well as privately owned vehicles used by emergency responders. The bill specifies vehicles operated by certified armed probation officers, emergency service responders, and various emergency personnel such as police chiefs, fire chiefs, and emergency management coordinators.