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Kansas expands move-over rule, other states consider same

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Move-over rules are in place in all states. In 1996, South Carolina was the first state to pass a law requiring drivers to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles. By 2012, all states were on board with rules that largely focused on emergency personnel. As time passed, many states expanded their protections to apply to vehicles that include road service, utility and tow trucks. Groups that include the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers As…
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Kansas expands move-over rule, other states consider same

Move-over rules are in place in all states. In 1996, South Carolina was the first state to pass a law requiring drivers to slow down and move over for emergency vehicles. By 2012, all states were on board with rules that largely focused on emergency personnel. As time passed, many states expanded their protections to apply to vehicles that include road service, utility and tow trucks. Groups that include the Owner-Operator Independent Drivers As…

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Land Line broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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