1Amending Titles 18 (Crimes and Offenses) and 75 (Vehicles) of
2the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, <-in falsification and 
3intimidation, further providing for the offenses of<-
4impersonating a public servant <-and for impersonating a notary 
5public or a holder of a professional or occupational license; 
6in general provisions, providing for the definition of 
7"ignition interlock limited license"; in licensing of 
8drivers, further providing for occupational limited license 
9and providing for ignition interlock limited license; in 
10driving after imbibing alcohol or utilizing drugs, further 
11providing for ignition interlock and for prior appeals; and, 
12in other required equipment, further providing for visual and
13audible signals on emergency vehicles.

14The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
15hereby enacts as follows:

16Section 1. Section 4912 of Title 18 of the Pennsylvania
17Consolidated Statutes is amended to read:

18§ 4912. Impersonating a public servant.

19(a) Offenses defined.--A person commits [a misdemeanor of
20the second degree if he falsely] the offense of impersonating a 
21public servant if:

1(1) The person pretends to hold a position in the public
2service with intent to induce another to submit to such
3pretended official authority or otherwise to act in reliance
4upon that pretense [to his prejudice].

5(2) The person pretends to be a law enforcement officer
6with intent to induce another to submit to such pretended
7official authority or otherwise act in reliance upon that
8pretense.

9(b) Grading.--

10(1) An offense under subsection (a)(1) is a misdemeanor
11of the second degree.

12(2) An offense under subsection (a)(2) is a felony of
13the third degree.

14(c) Definition.--As used in this section, the term "law
15enforcement officer" means any of the following:

16(1) A member of the Pennsylvania State Police.

17(2) A liquor enforcement officer of the Pennsylvania
18State Police.

19(3) Any enforcement officer or investigator employed by
20the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board.

21(4) A parole agent, enforcement officer and investigator
22of the Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole.

23(5) A Capitol Police officer.

24(6) A Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
25ranger.

26(7) A drug enforcement agent of the Office of Attorney
27General whose principal duty is the enforcement of the drug
28laws of this Commonwealth and a special agent of the Office
29of Attorney General whose principal duty is the enforcement
30of the criminal laws of this Commonwealth.

1(8) Any member of a port authority or other authority
2police department.

3(9) Any police officer of a county, region, city,
4borough, town or township.

5(10) Any sheriff or deputy sheriff.

6(11) A Pennsylvania Waterways Conservation Officer.

7(12) A Pennsylvania Wildlife Conservation Officer.

8(13) A member of a campus police force with the power to
9arrest under section 2416 of the act of April 9, 1929
10(P.L.177, No.175), known as The Administrative Code of 1929.
11As used in this paragraph, the term "campus police" has the
12meaning given in section 302 of the act of November 29, 2004
13(P.L.1383, No.180), known as the Uniform Crime Reporting Act.

14(14) A member of the Fort Indiantown Gap Police Force.

15(15) A corrections officer employed at a State or county
16correctional institution to provide any security or custodial
17service for inmates.

18(16) A constable or deputy constable.<-

19Section 2. Section 4913(b)(1) of Title 18 is amended and the
20subsection is amended by adding a paragraph to read:

21§ 4913. Impersonating a notary public or a holder of a 
22professional or occupational license.

23* * *

24(b) Grading.--

25(1) Except as set forth in paragraph (2) or (3), an
26offense under this section is a misdemeanor of the second
27degree.

28* * *

29(3) If the intent of the actor is to impersonate a
30doctor of medicine and, in so doing, the actor provides

1medical advice or treatment to another person as a patient,
2regardless of whether or not the other person suffers harm
3from the medical advice or treatment, an offense under this
4section is a misdemeanor of the first degree.

5Section 3. Section 102 of Title 75 is amended by adding a
6definition to read:

7§ 102. Definitions.

8Subject to additional definitions contained in subsequent
9provisions of this title which are applicable to specific
10provisions of this title, the following words and phrases when
11used in this title shall have, unless the context clearly
12indicates otherwise, the meanings given to them in this section:

13* * *

14"Ignition interlock limited license." A driver's license 
15issued to an individual whose operating privilege is suspended 
16or revoked for one or more violations of section 3802 (relating 
17to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled substance) 
18or 1547 (relating to chemical testing to determine amount of 
19alcohol or controlled substance) requiring the individual to 
20operate only motor vehicles equipped with a functioning ignition 
21interlock system.

22* * *

23Section 4. Section 1553(a)(1), (d)(6), (7) and (8), (d.1)
24and (d.2) of Title 75 are amended to read:

25§ 1553. Occupational limited license.

26(a) Issuance.--

27(1) The department shall issue an occupational limited 
28license under the provisions of this section to a driver 
29whose operating privileges have been suspended for a 
30violation of this title, except for an offense under section
 

13802 (relating to driving under influence of alcohol or 
2controlled substance) or under former section 3731 (relating 
3to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled 
4substance) or for a refusal to submit to chemical testing 
5under section 1547 (relating to chemical testing to determine 
6amount of alcohol or controlled substance), and is not 
7prohibited under any other provision in this section. If the 
8underlying reason for the suspension was caused by violations 
9committed while the driver was operating a commercial motor 
10vehicle, the driver shall not be issued an occupational 
11limited license for the purpose of operating a commercial 
12motor vehicle. The department shall prohibit the issuance of 
13an occupational limited license when disqualified from doing 
14so under the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986 
15(Title XII of Public Law 99-570, 49 U.S.C. App. § 2701 et 
16seq.) or the Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999 
17(Public Law 106-159, 113 Stat. 1748).

18* * *

19(d) Unauthorized issuance.--The department shall prohibit
20issuance of an occupational limited license to:

21* * *

22[(6) Any person who has been adjudicated delinquent,
23granted a consent decree or granted Accelerated
24Rehabilitative Disposition for driving under the influence of
25alcohol or controlled substance unless the suspension or
26revocation imposed for that conviction has been fully served.

27(7) Any person whose operating privilege has been
28suspended for refusal to submit to chemical testing to
29determine the amount of alcohol or controlled substance
30unless that suspension has been fully served.

1(8) Except as set forth in subsections (d.1) and (d.2),
2any person who has been convicted of driving under the
3influence of alcohol or controlled substance and whose
4license has been suspended by the department unless the
5suspension imposed has been fully served.]

6* * *

7[(d.1) Adjudication eligibility.--An individual who has been
8convicted of an offense under section 3802 (relating to driving
9under influence of alcohol or controlled substance) and does not
10have a prior offense as defined in section 3806(a) (relating to
11prior offenses) shall be eligible for an occupational limited
12license only if the individual has served 60 days of the
13suspension imposed for the offense.

14(d.2) Suspension eligibility.--

15(1) An individual whose license has been suspended for a
16period of 18 months under section 1547(b)(1)(ii) (relating to
17chemical testing to determine amount of alcohol or controlled
18substance) or 3804(e)(2)(ii) (relating to penalties) shall
19not be prohibited from obtaining an occupational limited
20license under this section if the individual:

21(i) is otherwise eligible for restoration;

22(ii) has served 12 months of the suspension imposed
23for the offense;

24(iii) has no more than one prior offense as defined
25in section 3806(b);

26(iv) only operates a motor vehicle equipped with an
27ignition interlock system as defined in section 3801
28(relating to definitions); and

29(v) has certified to the department under paragraph
30(3).

1(2) A period of ignition interlock accepted under this
2subsection shall not count towards the one-year mandatory
3period of ignition interlock imposed under section 3805
4(relating to ignition interlock).

5(3) If an individual seeks an occupational limited
6license under this subsection, the department shall require
7that each motor vehicle owned or registered to the person has
8been equipped with an ignition interlock system as defined in
9section 3801 as a condition of issuing an occupational
10limited license with an ignition interlock restriction.]

11* * *

12Section 5. Title 75 is amended by adding a section to read:

13§ 1556. Ignition interlock limited license.

14(a) Issuance.--

15(1) The department shall issue an ignition interlock
16limited license under this section to an individual whose
17operating privileges have been suspended for:

18(i) a violation under section 3802 (relating to
19driving under influence of alcohol or controlled
20substance) or under former section 3731 (relating to
21driving under influence of alcohol or controlled
22substance); or

23(ii) a refusal to submit to chemical testing 
24under section 1547 (relating to chemical testing to 
25determine amount of alcohol or controlled substance).

26(2) The department shall issue an ignition interlock
27limited license under the provisions of this section only
28upon receiving proof that each motor vehicle owned or to be
29operated by the individual has been equipped with an approved
30ignition interlock system as defined in section 3801

1(relating to definitions) as a condition of issuing an
2ignition interlock limited license.

3(3) An ignition interlock limited license issued under
4the provisions of this section permits an individual to
5operate motor vehicles equipped with a functioning ignition
6interlock system, as defined in section 3801.

7(4) Any period in which an individual holds a valid
8ignition interlock limited license under this section shall
9count on a day-for-day basis toward any mandatory period of
10ignition interlock use imposed under section 3805 (relating
11to ignition interlock) arising from the same incident.

12(b) Petition.--

13(1) An applicant for an ignition interlock limited 
14license shall file a petition with the department, by 
15certified mail, on a form prescribed by the department, and 
16shall include proof that an approved ignition interlock 
17system, as defined in section 3801, has been installed in one 
18or more motor vehicles that the applicant seeks permission to 
19operate.

20(2) The petition shall also include proof of financial
21responsibility covering each vehicle the applicant requests
22to be permitted to operate. The department shall promulgate
23regulations to require additional information as well as
24additional evidence to verify the information contained in
25the petition.

26(3) The applicant shall surrender the applicant's
27driver's license in accordance with section 1540 (relating to
28surrender of license). If the applicant's driver's license
29has been lost or stolen, the applicant shall submit an
30application for a replacement license, along with the proper

1fee. If the applicant is a nonresident licensed driver, the
2applicant shall submit an acknowledgment of suspension in
3lieu of a driver's license. If the applicant's license has
4expired, the applicant shall submit an application for
5renewal, along with the appropriate fee. All fines, costs and
6restoration fees must be paid at the time of petition.

7(4) Consistent with the provisions of this section, if 
8the applicant is qualified, the department shall issue an 
9ignition interlock limited license within 20 days of receipt 
10of the petition and all other requirements for issuance.

11(c) Fee.--The application fee for an ignition interlock 
12limited license shall be $50. This fee shall be nonrefundable.

13(d) Unauthorized issuance.--The department shall prohibit
14issuance of an ignition interlock limited license to:

15(1) Any individual who is not licensed to drive by the
16Commonwealth or any other state.

17(2) Any individual who is required by this title to take
18an examination and who has failed to take and pass the
19examination.

20(3) Any individual whose operating privilege has been
21recalled or canceled.

22(4) Any individual who has an unsatisfied judgment 
23against the individual as the result of a motor vehicle 
24operation, until the judgment has been satisfied under the 
25provisions of section 1774 (relating to payments sufficient 
26to satisfy judgments) or an installment agreement has been 
27entered into to satisfy the judgment, as permitted under 
28section 1772(b) (relating to suspension for nonpayment of 
29judgments) or 1775 (relating to installment payment of 
30judgments), and the financial responsibility of the person
 

1has been established.

2(5) Any individual applying for an ignition interlock
3limited license to operate a commercial motor vehicle.

4(6) Any individual if the department is disqualified
5from issuing the ignition interlock limited license under the
6Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986 (Title XII of
7Public Law 99-570, 49 U.S.C. app. § 2701 et seq.) or the
8Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999 (Public Law 106-
9159, 113 Stat. 1748).

10(7) Any individual whose operating privilege has been 
11suspended under section 1532(a.1) (relating to suspension of 
12operating privilege) for conviction or adjudication of 
13delinquency based on a violation of section 3732 (relating to 
14homicide by vehicle) or 3735 (relating to homicide by vehicle 
15while driving under influence).

16(e) Adjudication eligibility.--An individual who has been
17convicted of an offense under section 3802 shall be eligible to
18apply for and, if otherwise qualified, be issued an ignition
19interlock limited license upon conviction.

20(f) Suspension eligibility.--The following shall apply:

21(1) An individual whose license has been suspended under
22section 1547(b) shall be eligible to apply for and, if
23otherwise qualified, be issued an ignition interlock limited
24license under this section if the individual:

25(i) has served six months of the suspension imposed
26under section 1547(b)(1)(i); or

27(ii) has served nine months of the suspension
28imposed under section 1547(b)(1)(ii).

29(2) An individual whose license has been suspended under
30section 3804(e) (relating to penalties) shall be eligible to

1apply for and, if otherwise qualified, be issued an ignition
2interlock limited license under this section if the
3individual:

4(i) has not had a prior offense, as defined under
5section 3806(a) (relating to prior offenses), within the
6past ten years. The individual shall be immediately
7eligible for a suspension imposed under section 3804(e)
8(2)(i);

9(ii) has served six months of the suspension imposed
10under section 3804(e)(2)(i); or

11(iii) has served nine months of the suspension
12imposed under section 3804(e)(2)(ii).

13(g) Credit against mandatory ignition interlock
14requirement.--Any period during which an individual holds a
15valid ignition interlock limited license under subsection (e) or
16(f) shall count on a day-for-day basis toward the mandatory
17period of ignition interlock usage imposed under the applicable
18subparagraphs of section 3805(b)(2) arising from the same
19incident.

20(h) Certification to the department.--If an individual 
21applies for an ignition interlock limited license under this 
22section, the department shall require that one or more motor 
23vehicles owned or to be operated by the individual be equipped 
24with a functioning ignition interlock system, as defined in 
25section 3801, as a condition of issuing an ignition interlock 
26limited license with an ignition interlock restriction.

27(i) Offenses committed during a period for which an ignition
28interlock limited license has been issued.--If the department
29receives a report of conviction of an offense for which the
30penalty is a cancellation, disqualification, recall, suspension

1or revocation of operating privileges or a report under section
23815(c)(4) (relating to mandatory sentencing) for any individual
3who has been issued an ignition interlock limited license, the
4department, at its sole discretion, shall either:

5(1) extend the term of the ignition interlock limited
6license for up to the original term for which the driver's
7license was suspended or revoked; or

8(2) recall the ignition interlock limited license and
9the individual shall surrender the limited license to the
10department or its agents designated under the authority of
11section 1540.

12(j) Restrictions.--

13(1) Pursuant to subsection (a)(2), an individual who has 
14been issued an ignition interlock limited license shall 
15operate only motor vehicles equipped with a functioning 
16ignition interlock system, as defined in section 3801.

17(2) Except as provided under section 3808(a) (relating
18to illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with
19ignition interlock), any individual who violates the
20conditions of issuance or restrictions of the ignition
21interlock limited license commits a summary offense and
22shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine of $200;
23and, upon receipt of a certified record of conviction, the
24department shall recall the limited license.

25(3) The operating privileges of an individual who has 
26been issued an ignition interlock limited license remain 
27under suspension or revocation, except when operating a motor 
28vehicle in accordance with the conditions of issuance and 
29restrictions of the ignition interlock limited license.

30(k) Appeal from denial or recall of ignition interlock

1limited license.--

2(1) Any individual who is denied an ignition interlock
3limited license or whose ignition interlock limited license
4is extended or recalled under subsection (i) may file with
5the department a petition for a hearing. The hearing shall be
6conducted in accordance with 2 Pa.C.S. (relating to
7administrative law and procedure).

8(2) The department may charge a reasonable fee based on
9the cost to the department for conducting the hearing.

10(3) The appeal shall not operate as an automatic
11supersedeas. If an administrative hearing officer orders a
12supersedeas in any appeal, the individual shall earn no
13credit toward serving the suspension for which the individual
14was granted an ignition interlock limited license.

15(4) An appeal from a decision of an administrative
16hearing officer may be taken in the manner provided in 42
17Pa.C.S. § 763(a) (relating to direct appeals from government
18agencies).

19(5) Appeals under this subsection are exempt from the
20provisions of section 1550(b) (relating to judicial review)
21and from the provisions of 42 Pa.C.S. § 933 (relating to
22appeals from government agencies).

23Section 6. Section 3805(a), (b) and (c) of Title 75 are 
24amended and the section is amended by adding a subsection to 
25read:

26§ 3805. Ignition interlock.

27(a) General rule.--If a person violates section 3802
28(relating to driving under influence of alcohol or controlled
29substance) [and, within the past ten years, has a prior offense
30as defined in section 3806(a) (relating to prior offenses)],
 

1except for a violation of section 3802(a) where the person is 
2subject to the penalties provided under section 3804(a) 
3(relating to penalties) and the person has not had a prior 
4offense, as defined under section 3806(a) (relating to prior 
5offenses), within the past ten years, or has had their operating 
6privileges suspended pursuant to section [1547(b.1)] 1547 
7(relating to chemical testing to determine amount of alcohol or 
8controlled substance) or 3808(c) (relating to illegally 
9operating a motor vehicle not equipped with ignition interlock) 
10and the person seeks a restoration of operating privileges, the 
11department shall require as a condition of issuing a restricted 
12license pursuant to this section that the following occur:

13(1) Each motor vehicle owned or to be operated by the
14person [or registered to the person] has been equipped with
15an ignition interlock system and remains so for the duration
16of the restricted license period.

17(2) If there are no motor vehicles owned or to be 
18operated by the person or registered to the person that the
19person so certify to the department. [A person so certifying
20shall be deemed to have satisfied the requirement that all
21motor vehicles owned by the person or registered to the
22person be equipped with an ignition interlock system as
23required by this subsection.]

24(b) Application for a restricted license.--A person subject
25to this section shall apply to the department for an ignition
26interlock restricted license under section 1951 (relating to
27driver's license and learner's permit), which shall be clearly
28marked to restrict the person to only driving, operating or
29being in actual physical control of the movement of motor
30vehicles equipped with an ignition interlock system. Upon

1issuance of an ignition interlock restricted license to any
2person, the department shall notify the person that until the
3person obtains an unrestricted license the person may not [own,
4register,] drive, operate or be in actual physical control of
5the movement of any motor vehicle which is not equipped with an
6ignition interlock system.

7(c) Issuance of unrestricted license.--One year from the
8date of issuance of an ignition interlock restricted license
9under this section, if otherwise eligible, a person may be
10issued a replacement license under section 1951(d) that does not
11contain the ignition interlock system restriction. The 
12department shall not issue an unrestricted license until a 
13person has presented all of the following:

14(1)  Proof that the person has completed the ignition
15interlock restricted license period under this section.

16(2)  Certification by the company that provided the
17ignition interlock device that the person has complied with
18subsection (h.2).

19* * *

20(h.2)  Declaration of compliance.--Restrictions imposed under 
21section 1556 shall remain in effect until the department 
22receives a declaration from the person's ignition interlock 
23device vendor, in a form provided or approved by the department, 
24certifying that the following incidents have not occurred in the 
25two consecutive months prior to the date entered on the 
26certificate:

27(1)  An attempt to start the vehicle with a breath
28alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more, not followed within
29five minutes by a subsequent attempt with a breath alcohol
30concentration lower than 0.08.

1(2)  Failure to take or pass any required retest.

2(3)  Failure of the person to appear at the ignition
3interlock system vendor when required for maintenance,
4repair, calibration, monitoring, inspection or replacement of
5the device such that the ignition interlock system no longer
6functions as required under subsection (h).

7* * *

8Section 7. Sections 3806(b) and 3808(a) and (c)(1) of Title
975 are amended to read:

10§ 3806. Prior offenses.

11* * *

12(b) Repeat offenses within ten years.--The calculation of
13prior offenses for purposes of sections [1553(d.2) (relating to
14occupational limited license)] 1556(f) (relating to ignition 
15interlock limited license), 3803 (relating to grading) and 3804
16(relating to penalties) shall include any conviction,
17adjudication of delinquency, juvenile consent decree, acceptance
18of Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition or other form of
19preliminary disposition within the ten years before the present
20violation occurred for any of the following:

21(1) an offense under section 3802;

22(2) an offense under former section 3731;

23(3) an offense substantially similar to an offense under
24paragraph (1) or (2) in another jurisdiction; or

25(4) any combination of the offenses set forth in
26paragraph (1), (2) or (3).

27§ 3808. Illegally operating a motor vehicle not equipped with
28ignition interlock.

29(a) Offense defined.--

30(1) An individual required to only drive, operate or be

1in actual physical control of the movement of a motor vehicle
2equipped with an ignition interlock system under [section
31553(d.2) (relating to occupational limited license) or 3805
4(relating to ignition interlock)] any of the following who
5drives, operates or is in actual physical control of the
6movement of a motor vehicle within this Commonwealth without
7such a system commits a misdemeanor and shall, upon
8conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $300
9and not more than $1,000 and to imprisonment for not more
10than 90 days[.]:

11(i) Section 1556(f) (relating to ignition interlock
12limited license).

13(ii) Section 3805 (relating to ignition interlock).

14(iii) A provision substantially similar to a
15provision under subparagraph (i) or (ii) in another
16jurisdiction.

17(2) An individual required to only drive, operate or be
18in actual physical control of the movement of a motor vehicle
19equipped with an ignition interlock system under [section
201553(d.2) or 3805] any of the following who drives, operates
21or is in actual physical control of the movement of a motor
22vehicle within this Commonwealth without such a system and
23who has an amount of alcohol by weight in his blood that is
24equal to or greater than 0.025% at the time of testing or who
25has in his blood any amount of a Schedule I or nonprescribed
26Schedule II or III controlled substance, as defined in the
27act of April 14, 1972 (P.L.233, No.64), known as The
28Controlled Substance, Drug, Device and Cosmetic Act, or its
29metabolite commits a misdemeanor of the third degree and
30shall, upon conviction, be sentenced to pay a fine of $1,000

1and to undergo imprisonment for a period of not less than 90
2days[.]:

3(i) Section 1556(f).

4(ii) Section 3805.

5(iii) A provision substantially similar to a
6provision under subparagraph (i) or (ii) in another
7jurisdiction.

8* * *

9(c) Suspension of operating privilege.--Notwithstanding
10section 3805(c) and (i):

11(1) If a person who is required to only drive, operate 
12or be in actual physical control of the movement of a motor 
13vehicle equipped with an ignition interlock system violates 
14this section, upon receipt of a certified record of the 
15conviction, the department shall not issue a replacement 
16license to the person under section 1951(d) (relating to 
17driver's license and learner's permit) that does not contain 
18an ignition interlock restriction for a period of one year 
19from the date of conviction until the person has complied 
20with the requirements of section 3805 (relating to ignition 
21interlock).

22* * *

23Section <-2 8. Section 4571 of Title 75 is amended by adding
24subsections to read:

25§ 4571. Visual and audible signals on emergency vehicles.

26* * *

27(d.1) Sale of emergency vehicle.--

28(1) A seller of an emergency vehicle equipped with
29revolving or flashing lights or audible warning systems
30identical or similar to those specified in subsections (a)

1and (b) shall remove <-all externally mounted emergency lights
2or permanently disable <-such all other nonremovable emergency
3lights or systems upon the sale of the vehicle to a buyer who
4is not authorized by law or regulation to operate an
5emergency vehicle with visual or audible systems.

6(2) A person who sells a vehicle equipped with visual or
7audible warning systems in violation of this subsection
8commits a summary offense and shall, upon conviction, be
9sentenced to pay a fine of not less than $500 nor more than
10$1,000.

11(3) A person who sells a vehicle equipped with visual or
12audible warning systems in violation of this subsection who
13knows or should have known of the buyer's intent to use the
14vehicle in violation of 18 Pa.C.S. § 4912(a)(2) (relating to
15impersonating a public servant) commits a misdemeanor of the
16third degree.

17(d.2) Exceptions.--Subsections (d) and (d.1) shall not apply
18to any of the following:

19(i) (1)<- The sale or use of police, fire or other
20emergency vehicles for which antique, classic, vintage or
21collectible registration plates have been issued under
22section 1340 (relating to antique, classic and collectible
23plates) and which are driven or transported without operation
24of visual or audible warning systems.

25(ii) <-(2) The sale or use of police, fire or other
26emergency vehicles for which manufacturer or dealer
27registration plates have been issued under section 1335
28(relating to registration plates for manufacturers and
29dealers) and which are driven or transported without
30operation of visual or audible warning systems for the

1purpose of sale, service, demonstration or exhibition.

<-2(3) The sale or use of a police, fire or other emergency
3vehicle by a representative of a manufacturer of aftermarket
4emergency vehicle equipment or an upfitter whose primary
5income is derived from the sale, service or installation of
6emergency vehicle equipment when the vehicle is driven or
7transported without operation of visual or audible warning
8systems for the purpose of sale, service, demonstration or
9exhibition. The vehicle shall be clearly marked as a
10demonstration vehicle.

11* * *

<-12Section 3. This act shall take effect in 60 days.

<-13Section 9. This act shall take effect as follows:

14(1) The amendment or addition of 18 Pa.C.S. § 4913(b)(1)
15and (3) shall take effect in 60 days.

16(2) The addition of 75 Pa.C.S. § 4571(d.1) and (d.2)
17shall take effect in 60 days.

18(3) This section shall take effect immediately.

19(4) The remainder of this act shall take effect in 15
20months.