Slow Down

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Move Over

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Save Lives

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Slow Down ✳︎ Move Over ✳︎ Save Lives ✳︎

Washington's Slow Down, Move Over law (RCW 46.61.212) is designed to protect first responders, tow operators, roadside assistance providers, and other workers who operate alongside traffic. Drivers must move over when possible or slow down and use caution when passing vehicles displaying emergency or warning lights. (Click on the image above for more information)

This National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) resource explains Move Over laws across the United States and highlights the importance of protecting law enforcement officers, first responders, tow operators, and other roadside workers. The page provides safety information, educational resources, and guidance for drivers on how to safely respond when approaching vehicles stopped along the roadside. (Click on the image above for more information)

An official Washington State Department of Licensing resource explaining Washington's Move Over, Slow Down law, including driver responsibilities, safety recommendations, and penalties for violations. (Click on the image above for more information)

Move Over America is a national safety campaign focused on educating drivers about Move Over laws and encouraging safer behavior around stopped emergency and roadside vehicles. The initiative supports awareness efforts aimed at protecting first responders and roadside workers nationwide. (Click on the image above for more information)

This national awareness campaign from Responder Safety educates drivers about Move Over laws and the importance of protecting emergency responders, tow operators, roadside assistance providers, and other workers who operate alongside traffic. The page includes educational resources, campaign materials, and information designed to reduce roadside struck-by incidents. (Click on the image above for more information)

The Slow Down, Move Over Washington Facebook page is a public awareness resource dedicated to educating drivers about Washington’s Move Over law and promoting roadside safety for tow operators, first responders, and highway workers. The page shares safety messaging, real-world incidents, and community outreach efforts across the state. (Click on the image above for more information)