Gov. Abbott and TxDOT's new PSA urges drivers to follow the “Move Over or Slow Down” law, protecting roadside workers and law enforcement. With holiday traffic increasing, Texans are reminded: slow down, move over—it’s the law.
Read full article: ‘Move Over or Slow Down’: This holiday season: Texas Governor and TxDOT urge drivers in new PSARead full article: EF-3 tornado devastates Montgomery County family’s home, mother trapped under debrisRead full article: Drinking on New Year’s Eve? Here are ways to get home safely after celebratingSave on gifts, travel essentials and more with these Insider DealsThe initiative emphasizes the importance of the “Move Over or Slow Down” law, a critical measure to ensure the safety...
It is the law!”Every week, millions of Texans travel along highways, passing just inches from the active worksites of roadside workers, including police officers, paramedics, tow truck operators, and construction crews.Be alert and pay attention when approaching vehicles with flashing lights.Reduce speed to 20 mph below the posted limit if lane changes are unsafe or impossible.
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