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Ohio Senate Bill 264 Addresses Drive-Thru Safety After Fatal Stow Incident
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
A fatal incident occurred at a Taco Bell drive-thru in Stow, Ohio, in August 2024. The victim, Megan Keleman, 25, was shot and killed while trapped in line. The incident prompted calls for new safety standards for drive-thrus. Lawmakers in Columbus are considering SB 264, which would require new or renovated drive-throughs in Ohio to include a bypass lane alongside the regular line.
From cleveland19.com
Why it matters
The bill, nicknamed “Megan’s Way Out,” aims to make the drive-thru escape lane requirement statewide. If passed, the law would impose new operational requirements on Taco Bell locations in Ohio. The current push is stalled in the Senate committee hearings in Columbus.
From cleveland19.com