The Move Over Law has been on the books in Oklahoma since 2002. It requires drivers to move over to another lane if a law enforcement vehicle is on the side of the road. Tow truck drivers want you to remember that the public needs to move over for them as well, thanks to a provision added to the law in 2008. In light of the recent death of an Oklahoma Highway Patrol trooper while assisting a driver on the side of the road, tow truck drivers used Monday evening as a way to remind drivers that you need to keep an eye out for them as well. Highway 169 Northbound near 71st Street is a busy area; and as hundreds of cars passed Monday, area tow truck drivers took it as a perfect time to send a message: Move Over or Slow Down, and not just for emergency vehicles. "We spend 12 or 13 hours a day on the side of the road," said tow truck driver, Terry Hawkersmith.