AAA Reminds Harrisonburg Drivers to Move Over for Flashing Lights
AAA is reminding drivers in Harrisonburg to follow Virginia's 'Move Over Law' to protect roadside workers and law enforcement, emphasizing the need to slow down or move over when encountering flashing lights, especially with earlier darkness.
Harrisonburg, VA, October 18, 2026 —
AAA is reminding drivers in Harrisonburg to follow Virginia’s “Move Over Law” when they encounter flashing lights on the roadside. The reminder emphasizes slowing down or moving over to help protect roadside workers and law enforcement.
The guidance highlights the importance of extra attention as darkness comes earlier. AAA’s reminder specifically calls on drivers to respond to flashing lights by slowing down or moving over. The information provided does not specify the precise circumstances in which each action applies.
The announcement does not identify a particular incident or provide statistics about roadside crashes. It also does not name an AAA spokesperson, give a date for the reminder, or state how many workers or officers may be affected. No details about penalties, enforcement, or the law’s full requirements were included.
According to the reminder, the central message for Harrisonburg drivers is to be alert for flashing lights and take steps to protect people working or serving along the roadside. The summary does not provide additional information about the law or explain how drivers should respond in specific road conditions.
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