N.Y. VAT Law § 117-D
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Blood delivery vehicle
Official statutory text
§ 117-d. Blood delivery vehicle. Every vehicle owned, designated and\noperated by the not-for-profit corporation incorporated under the name\nNew York blood center specifically equipped for and used in response to\nreports of the need for transportation of blood or blood products to\ngeneral hospitals or other health care facilities. No blood delivery\nvehicle shall be operated as an authorized emergency vehicle engaged in\nan emergency operation unless the driver of such vehicle has undergone\nappropriate training for the operation of authorized emergency vehicles\nduring emergency operations.\n
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