Recovery and repair crews would be allowed to use red warning flashes while stopped and removing disabled vehicles from highways, provided the flashes are not visible from the front.
Recovery and repair vehicles could flash red lights while stopped on a highway and actually removing a disabled vehicle. This permission would exclude travel and towing, and red flashes could not be visible from the front.
Recovery and repair vehicles would be allowed to use flashing lights in any color while removing a disabled vehicle, with limits on red lights visible from the front. The permission would cover recovery and repair vehicles working on highways. The recovery or repair vehicle must be stopped on a highway and actually removing a disabled vehicle. This permission would not cover travel to or from the disabled vehicle or towing it. Only fire department vehicles, law enforcement vehicles, ambulances, and school buses could display flashing red lights visible from the front. The proposal names July 1, 2026, as its effective date. No enactment is recorded.
No hearings or votes scheduled.