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Move Over Resources

• Struck-By Survivor Stories

• In Our Boots PSA: Joe Kroboth

• In Our Boots PSA: Mike Cox

• In Our Boots PSA: Steve Senn

• Slow Down Move Over PSA

• It's No Picnic Out Here PSA

• Move Over, Slow Down PSA

• PIO and Public Educator Materials

• Public Education Resources

• Move Over Signage Study – West Chester, PA

• AAA & Nation's First Responders Ask Motorists To "Slow Down, Move Over" To Reduce Deaths and Injuries

• AAA List of Move Over Laws in the United States and Canada

• AAA Takes a Look at Slow Down/Move Over Laws

• FHWA Educational Outreach for Safe, Quick Clearance (SQC) Laws and Policies

• NHTSA Information and Public Outreach Materials about Move Over Laws

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• New York Move Over Law Goes Into Effect in 2011

  A new law has simple instructions: Move over, but if you don't, the penalties can be complicated. In 2011, the Ambrose-Searles Move Over Act goes into effect. It's named for two officers hit and killed in the line of duty. Our Iris St. Meran tells us more about the new law and the penalties you could face if you don't move over.

• Idahoans Failing to Comply With Move Over Law

  Idaho's move over law has been on the books for almost five years, but law enforcement officers say drivers are not obeying it.

• New York Drivers Must Move Over: Law in Honor of Deputy Killed in Line of Duty

  Drivers should prepare to pull over into the other lane when they see a police car stopped on the side of the road. Starting January 1st, drivers must move over and slow down. It's part of a new law passed in memory of two officers who died in the line of duty, including Onondaga County Sheriff's Deputy Glenn Searles.

• Washington State Strengthens 'Move Over' Law on Roadways

  Starting Jan. 1, a new state law takes effect that adds more teeth to an earlier “move over” law from 2007. The new provisions create emergency zones around officials and tow truck drivers who must work alongside roads.

• Move Over, or Get a Ticket in Washington

  Drivers who speed past emergency vehicles stopped on state highways or fail to give first-responders more room will face hefty new penalties beginning Jan. 1.

• Move Over or Risk Big Fine Starting January 1 in Washington

  Starting Jan 1, 2011, if you don't move over or slow down when you see police or emergency workers pulled over on the side of the road, you could pay a hefty fine.

• New Washington State Law Aims to Protect Emergency Vehicles, Responders

  Drivers who speed past emergency vehicles stopped on state highways or fail to give first-responders more room will face hefty new penalties beginning Jan. 1.

• NewsWest 9 Hits the Streets to Find Out if Drivers Obey Move Over Law in Texas

  It's a simple change of pace that means life and death for law enforcement. They're sending out a warning to drivers who speed past stopped emergency vehicles. NewsWest 9 spoke with officials in Midland and Odessa along with the state highway patrol to find out how bad the problem is here in West Texas.

• Virginia State Police Unveil New Safety Video, Following DUI Arrest Surge

  State Police debuted a new safe driving video on its website and YouTube Thursday, in response to an increase in DUI arrests over the Thanksgiving Holiday. The message reminds Virginians to avoid driving after drinking, wear seatbelts, and to remember the move over law for police and emergency workers.

• New North Carolina Move Over Law

  A new law protecting electric utility workers goes into effect Wednesday. The "move over" law says drivers have to move into the farthest lane, or slow down, when passing a public service vehicle that's flashing a warning signal.

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