January is "Move Over Month" as state troopers are reminding drivers of the law that was expanded a year ago. Under Florida’s ...

The law, first enacted more than two decades ago, originally applied only to law enforcement officers and first responders.

Florida has always been a state of hot roads and hot tempers behind the wheel. But this winter the conversation on traffic ...

Florida drivers are urged to familiarize themselves with the state's newly expanded "Move Over" law, which became official ...

Florida has turned a once-obscure traffic rule into a frontline enforcement priority, and the backlash from motorists has ...

In short: the law requires that drivers move over a lane when there are any of the following stopped on the side of the road: ...

Seeing flashing lights on the side of the highway usually triggers a quick tap of the brakes, but Florida officials say that ...

January is Move Over Awareness Month, and the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles and the Florida Highway Patrol, on Wednesday, are reminding drivers to follow the law.

State troopers say drivers who refuse to move over on the highway are to blame for more than 200 crashes across Florida.

Pinellas Sheriff highlights Florida's Move Over Law after Deputy Polak's near miss, urging driver awareness for roadside ...

The Move Over Act was originally enacted in 2002 to help protect law enforcement officers, first responders, and other public servants.

A new AAA report finds many drivers are unaware of "Slow Down, Move Over" laws, leading to continued roadside fatalities. Florida's "Move Over" law requires drivers to change lanes or slow down for ...