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Roadside danger persists despite nationwide "slow down, move over" laws

Roadside danger persists despite nationwide "slow down, move over" laws

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Wisconsin's 'Move Over Law' expanded, now includes disabled vehicles

Wisconsin's 'Move Over Law' expanded, now includes disabled vehicles

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We need your help, Texas, to make our roadways safer. Many of us will be traveling this #holiday season, and it’s important to always move over or slow down when you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated. When you #MoveOverSlowDown, you are doing your part to help make sure those working alongside the road, including our Troopers, make it home safely. Move Over or Slow Down — it’s the law.

We need your help, Texas, to make our roadways safer. Many of us will be traveling this #holiday season, and it’s important to always move over or slow down when you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated. When you #MoveOverSlowDown, you are doing your part to help make sure those working alongside the road, including our Troopers, make it home safely. Move Over or Slow Down — it’s the law.

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Move Over or Slow Down: It's the Law. That means when you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated, you need to move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit. Moving over or slowing down helps ensure the safety of those working on the side of the road, and it could mean the difference between life and death. Thank you for doing your part to make Texas roadways s

Move Over or Slow Down: It's the Law. That means when you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated, you need to move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit. Moving over or slowing down helps ensure the safety of those working on the side of the road, and it could mean the difference between life and death. Thank you for doing your part to make Texas roadways s

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Move Over or Slow Down

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Move over or slow down when you see flashing warning lights. Law enforcement, tow truck operators, ambulances and highway maintenance crews depend on it. It's the law. | Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Move over or slow down when you see flashing warning lights. Law enforcement, tow truck operators, ambulances and highway maintenance crews depend on it. It's the law. | Wisconsin Department of Transportation

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Move Over, Slow Down: It's the Law. Your actions behind the wheel can change people's lives forever, and DPS is asking all drivers to help make our roadways safer for everyone by always obeying the Move Over, Slow Down law. When you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated, move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit. Please also show the same courtesy to fell

Move Over, Slow Down: It's the Law. Your actions behind the wheel can change people's lives forever, and DPS is asking all drivers to help make our roadways safer for everyone by always obeying the Move Over, Slow Down law. When you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated, move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit. Please also show the same courtesy to fell

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One moment can change a life. Please move over or slow down, Texas. Do your part to help ensure the safety of our law enforcement officers and first responders who are working on the side of the road by always obeying the Move Over, Slow Down law. When you see police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated, move over a lane or slow down to 20 mph below the posted speed limit. Together, we can m

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SC legislature proposing changes to 'Move Over, Slow Down' law

Ohio's Move Over, Slow Down law helps keep all roadside workers safe. If you see flashing lights, remember to move over to another lane. If traffic or weather prevent you from moving, you must slow down. | Ohio State Highway Patrol

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Slow Down Move Over: Understanding the Law

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Move Over or Slow Down — it could save a life. Your attention to the Move Over, Slow Down law helps protect first responders — like DPS Troopers — when they're working on the side of the road. When you see flashing lights, do your part: Move Over or Slow Down. It’s the law. #MoveOverSlowDown 🎥 : Texas Department of Public Safety - South Texas Region | Texas Department of Public Safety

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MOVE OVER, SLOW DOWN: At 5:02 a.m., Officer Cody Deal responded to a two-vehicle, no-injury accident on U.S. 59 south at the intersection of Southwood Drive. While Officer Deal was waiting on a wrecker, a man involved in the accident asked him how often secondary crashes occur while accidents are being worked. Officer Deal told him about Officer Seth Thompson's accident last year. He went on to note that secondary accidents occur all the time in other areas, but thankfully not very often here in

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Help prevent crashes like these. On National Move Over Day, we remind you; emergency responders, tow truck drivers and highway maintenance crews often work just feet away from speeding traffic. Wisconsin’s “Move Over Law” is intended to help protect those men and women. Drivers are required to move out of the lane closest to vehicles stopped along highways with warning lights activated. If you cannot move over, you must slow down. Know the law. Read about it here: https://docs.legis.wisconsin.go

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🚨 Move Over, Slow Down. 🚨 Earlier this week, while working with our partners at the Ohio Department of Transportation, a trooper was nearly struck by a motorist who failed to move over. Since 2019, the Patrol has issued over 22,700 move over citations. During that same time, troopers were involved in 56 move over-related crashes. #MoveOver #SlowDown | Ohio State Highway Patrol

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Confusion over 'Slow Down, Move Over' laws endangers emergency responders

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Wisconsin Department of Transportation "Move Over Law"

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Move Over, Slow Down: It's the Law. DPS wants to remind Texas motorists to Move Over or Slow Down law for police, fire, EMS, Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) vehicles and tow trucks stopped on the side of the road with emergency lights activated. Please show the same courtesy to fellow drivers who are stopped on the side of the road. Moving over or slowing helps ensure the safety of those working on the side of the road, and it could mean the difference between life and death. 🎥 Court

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Some excellent advice! Move over, slow down, and drop the distractions. - - - #ODOTworks #MoveOverSlowDown #ohio | Ohio Department of Transportation

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The Wisconsin State Patrol’s November Law of the Month is Move Over or Slow Down. This is a reminder to drivers of the laws they must follow to create a safety zone for emergency crews on the highway. https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/about-wisdot/newsroom/law/110123-November-LOM-move-over.aspx #WednesdayWisdom | Wisconsin State Patrol

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Today is National #MoveOver Day. Please, move over or slow down. | Wisconsin State Patrol

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AAA, Evers administration partner to raise awareness over 'Slow Down, Move Over' law

Keep yourself and other drivers safe on the road with the “Move Over or Slow Down” law

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🚨Move Over Slow Down🚨 The California Highway Patrol joined OTS and AAA to raise awareness about the state's expanded "Slow Down, Move Over" law. As of January 1, drivers are required to move over, or slow down if unsafe to do so, for ANY stopped vehicle using hazard lights or emergency indicators. When approaching any stopped vehicle: ✅ Change lanes away from the stopped vehicle, if safe to do so. ✅ If changing lanes is not possible, slow down to a safe, reasonable speed. SLOW DOWN. MOVE OVER.

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Speeding is dangerous and getting busted is expensive. Especially in work zones – where fines double. Going just five mph over the speed limit? That can cost you more than $200. Slow down in work zones. It can save you money and it can save lives. Stay alert and watch for workers. Every driver makes a difference. | Wisconsin Department of Transportation

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Wisconsin's 'Move Over' law could expand to include non-emergency vehicles

Wisconsin State Patrol: Follow the law, move over for emergency vehicles

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‘People need to slow down:’ State Patrol reports dozens of crashes, slideoffs overnight

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