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Bill signed expands move-over protections to all vehicles for Kansas drivers

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Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill requiring all vehicles to change lanes for stalled vehicles.

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Kansas lawmakers sign move over bill into law

KANSAS - Drivers in the Sunflower State are now required by law to move over when passing stationary vehicles displaying hazard lights.

9 days ago·Joplin, United States

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Kansas Reflector

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New bipartisan Kansas law bolsters move-over protections for stalled highway motorists • Kansas Reflector

Gov. Laura Kelly, a Democrat, signed a bill unanimously approved by the Republican-led Kansas Legislature requiring motorists to move aside for any vehicle with flashing hazard lights that has stopped on a highway. (Sherman Smith/Kansas Reflector)TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly celebrated a unanimously passed bill Monday by signing legislation imposing a $75 fine for highway motorists who refused to take precautions when approaching stationary vehicle…

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Marietta Daily Journal

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New bipartisan Kansas law bolsters move-over protections for stalled highway motorists

TOPEKA — Gov. Laura Kelly celebrated a unanimously passed bill Monday by signing legislation imposing a $75 fine for highway motorists who refused to take precautions when approaching stationary vehicles displaying hazard warning lights. The Democratic governor completed the process…

9 days ago·Georgia, United States

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Bill signed expands move-over protections to all vehicles for Kansas drivers

Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill requiring all vehicles to change lanes for stalled vehicles.

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Kansas governor signs bill expanding move-over protections for all highway drivers – Newstalk KZRG

TOPEKA – Governor Laura Kelly signed on Monday, Validates the election results for the bond issuance question submitted by the board of education of USD 200, Greeley County, at a special election held on May 21, 2024. Ensures the state long-term care ombudsman and regional ombudsman receive memory care training to better serve Kansans with dementia and other memory illnesses. Resolves ambiguity surrounding the classification of Kansas Highway Pa…

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