Pennsylvania expands use of blue lights for roadside assistance vehicles
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed H.B. 1830 into law on July 20, permitting emergency roadside assistance vehicles to display one or more flashing or revolving blue lights. The law, sponsored by Rep. Robert Freeman, expands visibility options for vehicles that help stranded motorists and construction crews on highways.
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Harrisburg, PA — A new law in Pennsylvania signed July 20 by Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) permits emergency roadside vehicles to be equipped with one or more flashing or revolving blue lights. Rep. Robert Freeman (D-Northampton), sponsor of H.B. 1830, said in a press release that the law applies to…
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