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Beyond Local: Province’s new traffic safety rules under fire

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The so-called "move over" legislation, which took effect Sept. 1, requires drivers in the lane closest to any stopped roadside worker's vehicle that has lights flashing to slow down to 60 kilometres per hour. Drivers will also have to move to the next lane over and take reasonable steps to allow other drivers to do so. The original legislation would have required drivers in all lanes of traffic travelling on the same side of the road as a stopped emergency or roadside worker vehicle to slow to 60 km/h.

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Airdrie City View

Beyond Local: Province’s new traffic safety rules under fire

UCP’s Devin Dreeshen defends dialed back road safety legislation but regional managers for roadway workers say changes must be made

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Airdrie City View broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, September 14, 2023.

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