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Some unaware of law requiring drivers to change lanes when approaching ambulances (WWL-TV, Channel 4 New Orleans)

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NEW ORLEANS ? It's a traffic law that has been on the books for nearly a year ? the "Move Over Law," which requires drivers to move over into the next lane if they come upon an emergency vehicle on the side of an interstate or a state road.

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