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State troopers highlight ‘Move Over’ law following deadly crash
SUMMARY: EMT Mary Katie Pipkins was killed while working a crash on the side of the highway in Mobile, Alabama. The driver of the car that hit her, Michael Thomas, was arrested and charged. First Responders are urging drivers to move over for stopped emergency vehicles as required by Mississippi State Law, which also includes utility vehicles, tow trucks, and mail trucks with flashing lights. The law aims to protect the safety of First Responders who are often at risk of getting hit by distracted drivers. Violators could face fines of up to $1,000. The state trooper involved in another crash was released from the hospital and is expected to fully recover.
Noah Noble met with state troopers who are emphasizing the state's ‘Move Over' law.
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