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Monday, September 30, 2024

Illinois State Police Encourage Compliance with Scott’s Law Following Recent Crash

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State Representative Amy Grant (il) | Representative Amy L. Grant (R) 47th District

State Representative Amy Grant (il) | Representative Amy L. Grant (R) 47th District

Illinois State Police are urging drivers to adhere to Scott’s Law following yet another incident involving a violation of the move-over legislation. The recent crash marks the ninth Scott’s Law-related incident for the Illinois State Police this year.

Scott’s Law, also known as the “Move Over” law, mandates that drivers must slow down and move over when approaching any vehicle with hazard or emergency lights activated. The law aims to protect first responders, road workers, and fellow travelers on the road.

In light of the recent incident, authorities are emphasizing the importance of following Scott’s Law to ensure the safety of all individuals on the road. The Illinois State Police reiterated, "Please help keep first responders, road workers, and your fellow travelers safe by following Scott’s Law."

The public is reminded that compliance with Scott’s Law is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring the well-being of those who work on the roads. Remember, "Slow down, move over. It’s the law."

For more information on the recent Scott’s Law-related crash involving the Illinois State Police, visit the following link: [Read more here](https://www.mystateline.com/news/illinois-troopers-car-struck-by-vehicle-on-i-80-chicago-man-charged/)

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