SLOW DOWN MOVE OVER
SLOW DOWN MOVE OVER is now a universal statement in all Provinces and States in North America
It represents the message that every member of the motoring public is required to SLOW DOWN & MOVE OVER whenever approaching an emergency vehicle stopped roadside and includes POLICE, FIRE, AMBULANCE and TOW TRUCKS
Please do you part to keep First Responders safe in the performance of their duties in serving the public
Annually our members participate in international event days with our First Responder partners from POLICE, FIRE and AMBULANCE for SLOW DAY MOVE OVER and to bring awareness to the public to comply with the laws in efforts to reduce injury and death in the performance of our duties
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A little-known fact about the risks our members face every day in their dedication to serve law enforcement and the motoring public on our roadways is that a towing service team member is killed in the line of service on average every six days in North America.
These needless deaths result from the failure of drivers to comply with SLOW DOWN MOVE OVER laws that now exist in every Province and every State.
IN MEMORIAM
CST. DIOTTE died in the line of duty after being struck by a driver who failed to SLOW DOWN or MOVE OVER. She and her partner had been investigating a single vehicle rollover on Hwy #1 in Banff National Park near the turnoff to Sunshine Ski Hill. Both members were out of their patrol unit and both were struck. CST. DIOTTE was rushed to hospital in Banff however was unable to survive her injuries. Her partner was also seriously injured but survived.
This new TRAA website was first published on the 23rd Anniversary
of her passing & is dedicated to her memory