Every day, we closely monitor the news for stories about vehicle and road safety for first responders, roadside workers, and emergency vehicles of all types. These stories might involve Move Over violations and enforcement campaigns, first responder collisions and struck-by incidents, thoughtful or insightful stories about the future of transportation and mobility, or mentions of HAAS Alert in communities around the world. We post these stories to our Twitter feed when we see them, and now you can visit our blog every month for a summary of all the stories we've recently shared. If there's a news item you'd like us to see or include, you can submit it at press@haasalert.com.

HAAS Alert in the News

• Pierce to Make Digital Collision Avoidance Technology Standard on Custom Apparatus
• HAAS Alert named to GovTech100 2020
• HAAS Alert selected for Smart50 Awards as one of the most transformative smart city projects in the country
• VIDEO: Foxborough Fire piloting mobile phone alert system for drivers (Massachusetts)
• VIDEO: Castle Rock FD is first in Colorado to implement system alerting drivers about emergency vehicles (Colorado)
• VIDEO: Rochester Hills Fire Department utilizing alert system for emergency vehicles (Michigan)

News We’re Tracking

• Tow truck driver killed on Eisenhower Expressway as he responded to an earlier crash (Illinois)
• Driver of ATV killed in crash with Atlanta fire engine (Georgia)
• Pennsylvania emergency responder struck, killed while responded to crash on I-70 (Pennsylvania)
• Tow truck driver killed after being hit by car in Watertown (South Dakota)
• ISP: Driver crashes into DOT Vehicle (Illinois)
• Fatal crashes in GA lowest since 2015, but dangers still remain for responders (Georgia)
• Police officer deaths are down, but the news is still not good in Illinois (Illinois)
• Sullivan Co. leads Tennessee region in Move Over law citations (Tennessee)
• January is Move Over month in Florida (Florida)
• Sheriff's office reminds drivers to move over after deputy's patrol car struck (Florida)
• ODOT reminds drivers to slow down & move over (Ohio)
• AAA: A tow truck driver is killed every 6 days. Local drivers want yo to know to move over for them  (Georgia)
• 'We risk our lives daily': Tow truck drivers urge people to follow the Move Over Law (Florida)
• In wake of highway death, tow truck operators criticize 'move over' law (Hawaii)
• Injured FHP troopers remind drivers to move over (Florida)
• 'Move Over law' reinforcement on the anniversary of Trooper Lambert's death (Illinois)
• In tribute to tow truck driver who died, friends plead with motorists to 'move over' (Hawaii)
• Big Country first responders express condolences to Lubbock police, fire for deadly crash (Texas)
• Tow truck drivers say 'move over' law saves lives (Washington)
• Memphis officer hurt in crash with woman accused of drunk driving (Tennessee)
• Struck-by fatalities of roadway responders spikes alarmingly in Early 2020
• 'Move Over' law: some still not getting the message (Florida)
• Videos released as reminder about North Dakota's Move-Over Law (North Dakota)
• Ohio State Trooper cruiser struck in Liberty Twp. (Ohio)
• "Slow Down or Move Over" Act honoring deceased state trooper now law (New Jersey)
• Lawmakers laud DOT traffic safety initiatives
• TX Firefighter Struck at Crash Scene: 'It's Been Very Difficult." (Texas)
• Drivers still disobeying Tennessee's Move Over law (Tennessee)
• Pain and grieving echoes throughout Hampton Roads after young officer killed in Newport News (Virginia)
• Thursday wreck example of why 'Move Over, Slow Down' law in place (Texas)
• Maryland Officer Struck by Vehicle While Directing Traffic at Crash Scene (Maryland)
• Move Over: New York State Trooper Hurt While Working At Crash Scene (New York)
• Weinermobile driver let off off the hook for not following Move Over law (Wisconsin)
• Brick Police Officer escapes injury as car fails to move over (New Jersey)
• State trooper vehicle hit after responding to crash in Macon County (Alabama)
• Driver hits Dougco Deputy's vehicle on I-25: 'Would have probably killed me.' (Colorado)