Which vehicles fall under the "Move Over Law"?

The "Move Over Law" in Indiana is designed to enhance the safety of workers on the road, particularly those who are engaged in emergency or roadside services. This law specifically requires drivers to reduce their speed and change lanes when they encounter certain types of vehicles that are stopped on the side of the road. The law applies not only to emergency vehicles with flashing lights and sirens but also to utility service vehicles and tow trucks that are performing their duties.

This means that when drivers see these vehicles, they need to take specific actions to ensure the safety of workers who might be outside their vehicles, thereby reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. The inclusion of utility service vehicles and tow trucks in the Move Over Law underscores the importance of protecting all workers present on the roadway, reflecting a comprehensive approach to road safety that goes beyond just police or emergency response services.