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Most drivers are familiar with Alabama’s Move Over Law and understand they must move over or slow down when approaching a stopped police car, fire truck or ambulance displaying emergency lights. What many may not realize is that the law extends far beyond emergency responders. Alabama’s John Hubbard Move Over Act also protects road maintenance crews, construction […]
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