"Authorized emergency vehicle" means vehicles of a fire department, duly chartered rescue squad, police department, ambulance service, hospital police department, state, county, or municipal agency, and such privately owned ambulances, tow trucks, wreckers, flag car services, vehicles providing road service to disabled vehicles, service vehicles of a public service corporation, postal service vehicles, snow removal equipment, Class A vehicles of firefighters, Class A vehicles of members of ambulance services, Class A vehicles of members of duly chartered rescue squads, emergency management and operations vehicles operated by airports and designated pursuant to 17C-15-26 of this code, and all other emergency vehicles as are designated by the agency responsible for the operation and control of these persons or organizations. Class A vehicles are as defined by 17A-10-1 of this code. Agency authorization and emergency equipment are provided in 17C-15-26 of this code. Agencies responsible for issuing authorization for emergency vehicle permits may promulgate such regulations that are necessary for the issuance of permits for emergency vehicles.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 17C. Traffic Regulations and Laws of the Road
Article 1. Words and Phrases Defined
§17C-1-1. Definitions Generally
§17C-1-6. Authorized Emergency Vehicle
§17C-1-14. Trackless Trolley Coach
§17C-1-36. Private Road or Driveway; Private Property
§17C-1-41. Controlled-Access Highway
§17C-1-47. Traffic-Control Devices
§17C-1-48. Traffic-Control Signal
§17C-1-49. Railroad Sign or Signal
§17C-1-53. Stop, Stopping, or Standing
§17C-1-59. Connecting Mechanism
§17C-1-61. Institution of Higher Education
§17C-1-63. Digger/derrick Line Truck
§17C-1-66. Electric Personal Assistive Mobility Device