OH HB367

Creates a new legal definition for "dedicated organ recovery vehicle" as a vehicle contracted with an organ procurement organization, labeled "organ recovery vehicle," used for transporting human organs, and operated by a driver with NHTSA-approved emergency vehicle operations training and at least 3 years of emergency lights/sirens experience

Grants dedicated organ recovery vehicles the same traffic privileges as emergency and public safety vehicles, including exemptions from certain lane and passing regulations when transporting organs

Requires other drivers to yield right-of-way to dedicated organ recovery vehicles displaying flashing lights and audible signals, and to move over or slow down when approaching stationary organ recovery vehicles

Authorizes dedicated organ recovery vehicles to be equipped with flashing lights and sirens/whistles/bells (audible from 500+ feet) for use only when actively transporting human organs

Maintains the requirement that organ recovery vehicle drivers must still operate with due regard for the safety of all persons and property on the highway despite these special privileges