move over law

There's a new law on New York roads that affects all drivers.

Why can't people simply slow down and move over when they see an emergency vehicle? It's not only the safe thing to do, it's the law in New York state.

If you want to ensure the safety of police officers everywhere, there is one simple thing you can do to help.

Several people are recovering after a move over crash on I-81 on February 19, 2022.

New York State Trooper Stephen P. Muller is recovering after being hit while providing traffic control during a crash on January 26, 2022.

Three people are recovering after the NYSP says a troop car was hit by another car next to the northbound lane of the New York State Thruway, I-87, near Ulster on December 27, 2021.

No one was killed but four people were sent to the hospital when a parked New York State Police SUV was rear-ended while conducting a traffic stop on the shoulder of Interstate 88 in Otsego County.

NYS Troopers are taking to construction sites across the state to enforce driving laws that keep workers and drivers safe.

We've said it (a bunch of times) before, and we'll say it again: Move. Over.

THIS is why you move over when you see a vehicle stopped on the side of the road. A New York State Trooper was injured this morning when someone hit the vehicle.

An Endicott woman was ticketed for violating New York's 'Move Over Law' after she crashed into a State Patrol Cruiser on Interstate 81 in Onondaga.

After a crash injured several people including two State Troopers, some are calling for stricter penalties when the 'Move Over' law is ignored.