Pennsylvania HB297 exempts certain all-terrain vehicles from registration when used as emergency vehicles by specified agencies.

Pennsylvania HB297 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to exempt certain all-terrain vehicles from registration. These vehicles must be exempt from registration under Chapter 77, operated by police, fire departments, or emergency medical services, and primarily used off-highway. The bill specifies two categories of exemptions based on the type of county where the vehicle is operated. Vehicles must not travel on public highways in excess of two or 15 miles, depending on the county classification, and must comply with visual and audible signals on emergency vehicles.

Pennsylvania HB297 exempts certain all-terrain vehicles from registration when used as emergency vehicles by specified agencies.

Pennsylvania HB297 amends Title 75 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to exempt certain all-terrain vehicles from registration. These vehicles must be exempt from registration under Chapter 77, operated by police, fire departments, or emergency medical services, and primarily used off-highway. The bill specifies two categories of exemptions based on the type of county where the vehicle is operated. Vehicles must not travel on public highways in excess of two or 15 miles, depending on the county classification, and must comply with visual and audible signals on emergency vehicles.