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law-and-government2 years ago

"Florida's Expanded 'Move Over' Law Among New 2024 Traffic Regulations"

Florida has expanded its "Move Over" law to include all vehicles on the side of the road with hazard lights or other emergency signals on. Drivers are now required to move over a lane or slow down to under 20 mph when approaching stranded drivers. This change aims to increase safety for all road users, including emergency responders and tow truck operators, who face significant risks on the road. The law comes with a maximum fine of $158 for violations, and there is a call for stronger enforcement to ensure compliance and prevent roadside accidents.

law-and-government2 years ago

"Florida's 'Move Over' Law Among 5 New Regulations Effective This January"

Florida's "Move Over" law has been expanded to require drivers to move over for all disabled vehicles displaying hazard lights, emergency flares, or emergency signage, effective January 1. The law aims to increase safety for those outside of disabled vehicles on the roadside, including tow truck operators who face high fatality rates. Violators can be fined up to $158, but there are concerns about the enforcement of the law.

law-and-government2 years ago

"Florida to Enact Expanded 'Move Over' Law and Additional New Regulations in 2024"

Florida's 'Move Over Law' has been expanded as of January 1, 2024, to include a requirement for drivers to move over for any stopped vehicle displaying warning lights, emergency flares, signage, or with a person present. The expansion aims to improve road safety and prevent crashes, which in 2023 included 176 incidents and serious injuries due to non-compliance. The Florida Highway Patrol emphasizes the importance of this law in protecting both officers and community members on the road.

legalregulatory2 years ago

"Florida Welcomes 2024 with Expanded 'Move Over' Law Among 5 New Legislations"

Florida is introducing new laws on January 1, 2024, including the 'Protect Our Loved Ones Act' for a Special Persons Registry, revisions to pretrial release and detention protocols, the transfer of child protection investigations to the Department of Children and Families, changes to state park campsite reservation rules favoring residents, and an expansion of the Move Over Law to include all disabled vehicles. These laws aim to improve safety and justice procedures within the state.