Move Over Law

The Move Over Law in New York State was enacted in 2010 to prevent collisions with emergency vehicles. It required drivers to change lanes when approaching these types of vehicles. Years later, the Move Over Law was expanded and added hazard vehicles and other responder vehicles...

What if the flashing light on a vehicle approaching you, is something other than red?

Statewide, NYS troopers arrested 178 people for DWI and investigated 765 crashes, with zero fatalities reported.

This addition to the existing law provides increased protection for motorists and emergency responders alike.

New York State Police set up on Route 17 looking to make motorists aware of work zones and the state’s Move Over Law.

New York State Police are continuing their “Operation Hard Hat” work zone enforcement initiative in the region.

A section of State Route 17 is renamed in honor of a New York State Department of Transportation employee who was killed at the site.

An Endicott woman is accused of failing to move over for emergency vehicles in Onondaga County and injuring a New York State Trooper.

New York's Move Over Law is being expanded to include fire and medic vehicles.

New York State Police say a Stony Point man didn’t move over or slow down while authorities were at the scene of a car/deer collision and charged with DWI.