National Move Over Law Resolution (H.Res.1463 formerly H.Res.1052) Passes House

[TRAA]

All 50 States and D.C. have Move Over laws requiring drivers to slow down and move over when they

are near stationary response vehicles, but not all Americans know they exist. Know your state's law.

 

 

The National Move Over Law Resolution (H.Res.1463 formerly H.Res.1052) passed 11/15/22 in the U.S. House of Representatives.

 

The resolution was originally introduced by Congressman Jim McGovern in April, he shares “as we recognize National Crash Responder Safety Week, and head into the Holiday Season.

 

We are proud to champion this effort in the House of Representatives and pass this resolution to raise public awareness about the importance of “Slow Down, Move Over” laws.” The resolution supports the goals and ideals of Move Over Laws and urges the promotion and adherence to State Move Over laws.

 

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Edited November 16, 2022 by TRAA

[rreschran]

Getting the resolution passed is a huge milestone, but getting motorists to know AND react as required is a forever mission. Good luck ! !

[Moose]

It's been nearly a month and while we know how slow government moves is there a current status somewhere.

 

In checking it does seem to have stalled in the house. Is this due to the change in majority leadership next year?