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  • Florida Highway Patrol Releases Results

    The Florida Highway Patrol announced last week the preliminary results of recently completed enforcement initiatives where troopers placed special emphasis on impaired drivers, as well as those who violate Florida's Move Over law.

  • Move over Manitoba, CAA says

    Like everyone in his profession, tow truck operator Tim Paskaruk has a story. Last winter, Paskaruk went out to assist on a call on Highway 59 near Bird’s Hill Park. It seems a car hit a patch of black ice and had slid far into the ditch.

  • Florida Highway Patrol Releases Results of Recent Enforcement Campaign

    Col. John Czernis, director of the Florida Highway Patrol, today announced the preliminary results of recently completed enforcement initiatives where troopers placed special emphasis on impaired drivers, as well as those who violate Florida’s Move Over law.

  • Virginia "Move Over" Law Not an Option for Drivers

    The next time you're driving and you see emergency lights flashing, move over one lane. The consequences for staying put could be costly, and deadly.

  • Florida Troopers Patrol Alligator Alley

    If your travel plans take you across Alligator Alley Labor Day weekend, watch out. State troopers are looking out for you, and It's all people could talk about at an Alligator Alley rest stop.

  • Minnesota "Move Over Law" Anniversary

    Nine years ago Monday, Minnesota State Trooper Ted Foss died in the line of duty. He was killed during a traffic stop in southern Minnesota. A law was created after Foss' death, to make it safer for law enforcement and maintenance vehicles.

  • Nebraska 'Move-Over' Law Aims to Make Emergency Workers Safer

    Nebraska's Move Over law went into affect Sunday August 30, 2009, meaning drivers have to legally give emergency vehicles a one-lane cushion if they're flashing lights are on.

  • Nebraska 'Move-Over' Law Takes Effect

    If you don’t move over or slow down when approaching an emergency vehicle with flashing lights on a high-speed, multi-lane road, you could be fined. That is the new law which went into effect on Saturday August 29.

  • Florida Drivers Must Move Over or Else

    The Florida Highway Patrol is cracking down on drivers who do not move over one lane when an emergency vehicle with lights activated is pulled over on the side of the road.

  • Nebraska "Move-Over" Law to Take Effect

    A new law designed to protect those who work along highways and interstates takes effect in Nebraska this weekend.

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