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Bill would let dedicated organ‑recovery vehicles use lights and sirens in limited circumstances
Summary
Sponsors told the Transportation Committee that H.B. 367 would authorize flashing lights and sirens on dedicated organ recovery vehicles for time‑sensitive deliveries; supporters said Ohio is currently the only state that does not permit the practice and that the change would be budget‑neutral.
Representatives Joe Miller and Vice Chair Daniels presented sponsor testimony on Oct. 7 for House Bill 367, which would authorize the limited use of lights and sirens on dedicated organ‑recovery vehicles (DORVs) when medically necessary to expedite time‑sensitive organ transport.
Sponsors said delays in transporting procured organs can fatally reduce viability and that the change is intended to protect both the organ and…
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