01/07/2026
PLEASE SUPPORT TROY'S LAW!!!
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Day One. Frankfort is back in session. And this matters.
Today, lawmakers returned to work in Frankfort for the 2026 legislative session. I want to be very clear about who they work for.
They work for the people who keep this state moving.
The blue-collar men and women.
The workers who clock in early, clock out late, and just want to make it home alive.
That includes the towing industry.
We are the ones who show up when everything has gone wrong.
When a car is disabled.
When an accident shuts down a lane.
When someone is stranded on the shoulder, scared, cold, and vulnerable.
We stand feet from moving traffic so others can get home to their families.
We do it in the dark.
In the rain.
In the snow.
On highways where one distracted driver can end a life in seconds.
Troy’s Law is about one thing: getting us home safely.
We are not asking for money.
We are not asking for budgets, grants, or funding.
We are not asking for special treatment.
We are asking for one more layer of protection.
The ability to run blue lights alongside our amber lights.
That’s it.
There is not a construction zone in the state of Kentucky that doesn’t have blue lights present while workers are on the side of the road. Their safety matters. And so does ours.
Why should the men and women working active traffic scenes every day be treated differently?
This isn’t about convenience.
This isn’t about appearance.
This is about visibility.
This is about reaction time.
This is about lives.
Every call we respond to is someone else’s emergency.
Every shift we work is a risk.
Every time we step out of our trucks, our families pray we come back.
We help Kentucky get home. Now we’re asking Kentucky to help protect us.
It’s time for courage.
It’s time for unity.
It’s time for lawmakers to stand with the people who keep this state moving.
Support Troy’s Law.
Stand with the towing industry.
Let us get home to our families the same way we help others get home to theirs.
