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  • South Dakota: Dangerous incident prompts police to remind public of ‘Move Over’ law (1)

    Around 10:15 a.m. Thursday, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a Chevy Suburban northbound on Mt. Rushmore Road in Rapid City. The suburban was stopped on the right side of the road in the construction zone just south of Cathedral Drive.

  • South Dakota: Dangerous incident prompts police to remind public of ‘Move Over’ law

    Around 10:15 a.m. Thursday, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a Chevy Suburban northbound on Mt. Rushmore Road in Rapid City. The suburban was stopped on the right side of the road in the construction zone just south of Cathedral Drive.

  • AAA REMINDS MOTORISTS TO MOVE OVER AND SLOW DOWN IT’S THE LAW

    This week, Florida law enforcement officers will be stepping up patrols and issuing tickets to motorists that do not obey the “Move Over” law. The law requires passing motorists to give adequate space to law enforcement, emergency medical, roadside assistance personnel, sanitation and utility service vehicles that are stopped on the side of the road.

  • Florida: Orange County Sheriff's Office launches Move Over campaign

    Deputies are taking part in the national Move Over, Slow Down campaign. The Move Over law requires drivers to scoot over a lane when an emergency vehicle is on the shoulder.

  • Georgia: Bill proposes move over law for sanitation workers

    A proposed bill in the Georgia House would make it mandatory for drivers to move over for garbage trucks, just as they do for law enforcement. Lawmakers say the bill was introduced because of a major safety concern. According to the latest U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics information, sanitation workers have one of the most deadly jobs in the country. Data for 2013 shows they ranked fifth. Only loggers, fishermen, pilots and roofers work in more deadly fields.

  • Arkansas: Police Remind Drivers to 'Move Over'

    The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is trying to raise awareness of Move Over laws.

  • Oklahoma Tow Truck Drivers Remind Tulsans To Move Over Or Slow Down

    The Move Over Law has been on the books in Oklahoma since 2002. It requires drivers to move over to another lane if a law enforcement vehicle is on the side of the road.

  • Arkansas: Police Hope Dash Cam Video Reminds Drivers of 'Move Over Law'

    On Friday a Bryant Police officer parked his patrol car off I-30 to work an accident. You can't see him in this video because he's on the service road. Moments later, impact. A pickup truck veers off the road and crashes into the patrol car. The wreck is now serving as a reminder to drivers and roadside officials to practice caution. "It is frustrating, but it could be a little nerve wracking sometimes," says Sgt. Todd Crowson with Bryant Police. For the most part Sgt. Crowson says drivers move to the inside lane as they should, but, "I mean, every now and then you'll see a few that will come by, for instance that car right there that just came by," Crowson explained.

  • Alabama: Roadside Assistance Workers to Raise Awareness About Move Over Law

    Road side assistance workers said they want drivers to remember to "move over" when they see them on the side of the highway. They made a statement late Wednesday night on I-565 near the Jordan Lane exit with about a dozen trucks all lined up along the shoulder. They said they're doing this because they want to raise awareness to the "move over" law.

  • Virginia: 'Move-Over' Law Effort

    In recent weeks, several law enforcement agents were injured along the roadways and that includes a Rockbridge County Deputy. Drivers can help protect police by obeying the "Move Over" law which has been on the books in Virginia since 2002. "We have to deal with not only the person we are stopping but also the traffic going by us" said Virginia State Police Capt. Richard Denney. Capt. Denney said, in seconds, a routine traffic stop can turn deadly "A lot of the troopers that are killed is because of either traffic stops or being struck by a vehicle" said Capt. Denney.

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