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03/09/2026

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11/27/2024

Our roadways will be extremely busy for holiday travel. Slow down, don't drive impaired or distracted, and move over for emergency vehicles.

05/04/2024

02/28/2024

The heavy wreckers out lifting a bucket that needs repairs for our good friends at Shustack's

09/14/2022

Both heavy wreckers out after a quick morning run

08/14/2021

Medium Duty truck and gooseneck trailer pulled off of I-81. Light, Medium, Heavy Duty one call does it all.

04/27/2021

Today, April 27, Pennsylvania’s enhanced Move Over Law goes into effect.

The law creates a new point system for drivers who fail to merge into the lane not next to the emergency response area. Fines are set at $500 for first-time offenders, $1,000 for a second offense, and $2,000 for a third or subsequent offense.

More details: https://bit.ly/MoveOverPA

PA State Police
Pennsylvania Turnpike

11/27/2020

In Pennsylvania, you must move one lane away when you encounter an emergency scene, traffic stop, or disabled vehicle. If you're unable to move over, you must slow down.

Drivers must move over or slow down for all responders, including police, fire, and ambulance crews, as well as stopped tow trucks and maintenance vehicles.

In 2018, a similar regulation went into effect to protect trash and recycling workers. Drivers must slow down and move one lane away (if possible) when approaching a stationary trash or recycling truck.