This Saturday marks National Move Over Awareness Day. AAA and the Texas Department of Public Safety are reminding drivers to follow the law. "This law mandates that drivers move over, creating a ...

WCBD Charleston. Raising awareness ahead of National Move Over Day. Posted: October 19, 2024 | Last updated: March 6, 2025. News 2 Today Weekend 830am ...

According to the American Automobile Association, 24 emergency responders die nationwide every year while trying to help people on the side of the road.

Several groups, including AAA, local tow operators, and several local police departments came together Thursday morning to raise awareness ahead of National Move Over Day.

Read full article: Woman who lost legs in crash advocates for stronger ‘Move Over’ laws in Texas A Texas woman who was severely injured in a crash is using her experience to raise awareness on ...

AUSTIN, Texas — This Saturday marks National Move Over Awareness Day. AAA and the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) are reminding drivers to follow the law.

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — National Move Over Day is this Saturday, Oct. 19. Ohio’s Move Over law requires motorists to cautiously shift over one lane, or slow down if changing lanes isn’t ...

"Slow down and move over" is the message Virginia State Police is sending to drivers ahead of National Move Over Day this Saturday, Oct. 19. Sgt. Steven Sclafani knows firsthand what a driver's ...

October 19th is known as National Move Over Day, reminding drivers to slow down and switch lanes when roadside assistance is in distance. According to Stephen Gonneville from Interstate Towing, ...

HOUSTON — October 19 is National Move Over Awareness Day. Texas’ "Move Over or Slow Down" law requires drivers to move over a lane when roadside workers or first responders have stopped on the ...

AUSTIN, Texas — This Saturday marks National Move Over Awareness Day. AAA and the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) are reminding drivers to follow the law. "This law mandates that drivers ...

While working the midnight shift on Nov. 9, 2009, Sclafani pulled a driver over on I-64 in Goochland County. As Sclafani was writing a summons, he was struck from behind by another driver.