1) The vehicle is an authorized emergency vehicle pursuant to California Vehicle Code 165; and

    2) The vehicle pursuant to California Vehicle Code Section 21055, may be

            a. Driven in response to an emergency call or while engaged in rescue operations, or

            b. Driven in immediate pursuit of an actual or suspected violator of the law,

            c. Driven in response to, but not returning from, a fire alarm, or

            d. Operated from one place to another as rendered desirable or necessary by reason of an emergency call and operated to the scene of the emergency, or

            e. Operated from one fire station to another or to some other location by reason of the emergency call; and

    3) The vehicle must be able to reach the anticipated emergency location within 30 minutes to no more than 1 hour; or

    4) Where emergency response is not the primary purpose of a vehicle, a state agency must be able to demonstrate that the specific vehicle may be used as part of an established mutual aid agreement that would necessitate an emergency response as outlined above.