Expanded ‘Move Over’ law takes effect July 1

  • Marie Gross and her daughter, Sophia, were at the Rods n’ Reels event at The Corner Bar & Grill on Saturday, June 21, showing off their ride - beautiful 1957 Chevrolet with red and black interior. The vehicle is owned by their husband and father Richard Gross, who is one of the organizers of the event. Photos by Kathy Nelson
    Marie Gross and her daughter, Sophia, were at the Rods n’ Reels event at The Corner Bar & Grill on Saturday, June 21, showing off their ride - beautiful 1957 Chevrolet with red and black interior. The vehicle is owned by their husband and father Richard Gross, who is one of the organizers of the event. Photos by Kathy Nelson
  • Expanded ‘Move Over’ law takes effect July 1
    Expanded ‘Move Over’ law takes effect July 1
    A newly updated ‘Move Over’ law goes into effect across South Dakota on July 1, expanding protections for authorized vehicles occupying the shoulder of the highway with amber, yellow, or blue warning lights. The goal is simple: keep more people safe on our roadways.The expanded law now requires drivers to take action when approaching any vehicle displaying flashing amber, yellow, or ...

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