The first Move Over law originated in 1996 in South Carolina. Today, every state has its own law. But despite this, many drivers don’t know about them. We learn more about efforts to get the word out from GAO’s Elizabeth &quot;Biza&quot; Repko.

The first Move Over law originated in 1996 in South Carolina. Today, every state has its own law. But despite this, many drivers don’t know about them. We learn more about efforts to get the word out from GAO’s Elizabeth "Biza" Repko.

Each State has Its Own Move Over Law, But Many Drivers Don't Know About Them

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Each State has Its Own Move Over Law, But Many Drivers Don't Know About Them

Each State has Its Own Move Over Law, But Many Drivers Don't Know About Them

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