South Dakota § 34-11-9 Exemptions from license requirements.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 34-11-9 — Exemptions from license requirements.

South Dakota·Title 34 PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY·Ch. 34-10 AMBULANCE SERVICE

The following are exempt from the provisions of §§ 34-11-2 to 34-11-8 , inclusive:

(1)The occasional use of a privately owned vehicle or aircraft, not ordinarily used in the business of providing ambulance service or operating under the provisions of § 32-34-3 ;

(2)A vehicle that provides ambulance services following a disaster or emergency, if ambulances based in the area are unable to provide the necessary services;

(3)An ambulance service based outside of this state, unless the service is receiving a patient in this state and providing medical transportation to another location in this state;

(4)A vehicle owned and operated by a rescue squad, provided the vehicle is not regularly used as an ambulance outside of rescue operations;

(5)An ambulance owned and operated by

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The following are exempt from the provisions of §§ 34-11-2 to 34-11-8 , inclusive: (1) The occasional use of a privately owned vehicle or aircraft, not ordinarily used in the business of providing ambulance service or operating under the provisions of § 32-34-3 ; (2) A vehicle that provides ambulance services following a disaster or emergency, if ambulances based in the area are unable to provide the necessary services; (3) An ambulance service based outside of this state, unless the service is receiving a patient in this state and providing medical transportation to another location in this state; (4) A vehicle owned and operated by a rescue squad, provided the vehicle is not regularly used as an ambulance outside of rescue operations; (5) An ambulance owned and operated by the federal government; and (6) A vehicle used to provide coach service, by prior appointment, for persons who require non-emergency medical transportation.

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