Roadside breakdowns just became a lot more serious for drivers across the country. The new “Move Over or Pay Up” hazard lights law puts stronger responsibility on anyone approaching stopped vehicles. Drivers now face stricter expectations when they see flashing hazard lights on the shoulder or lane edge.
Lawmakers designed these rules to reduce high-speed collisions that often happen in seconds. Every driver who travels highways or busy roads now plays a direct role in roadside safety.
