When law enforcement, firefighters and paramedics, and tow truck drivers have their emergency lights flashing, drivers are required by law to move over one lane to give the emergency responders plenty of space. Despite Move Over laws in effect in all 50 states, many drivers are not aware of the law or ignore it. Managing editor Tami Roleff says the Spirit Ride has been on the road since June 2017 and is traveling through all 50 states to raise awareness of the Move Over laws. The Spirit Ride will be in Twentynine Palms Tuesday, August 28…
The American Towman Spirit Ride features a colorful, ceremonial casket that is being towed across the nation to raise awareness of Move Over laws. Move Over laws, which are in effect in all 50 states, require drivers to move over one lane to give first responders with flashing emergency lights plenty of room. The ceremonial casket on the Spirit Ride honors first responders who have been killed on the roadside and carries the message: Slow Down, Move Over. The Spirit Ride will arrive in Twentynine Palms Tuesday, August 28. There will be a short ceremony at 2 p.m. in front of City Hall and Veterans Park on Adobe Road. Bailey’s Towing will then town the Spirit Casket to Hesperia.
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