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Slow Down, Move Over: A Call for Roadside Safety [THA 439]
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Recorded at the NAPA NOW Event, this episode explores the "Slow Down, Move Over" (SDMO) initiative, a vital traffic safety campaign focused on protecting roadside workers, emergency responders, and stranded drivers. It highlights the dangers these individuals face, including staggering statistics on injuries and fatalities. The conversation underscores the importance of driver awareness, professional training for tow truck operators, and the use of technology like Safety Cloud, which warns motorists of roadside hazards. Real-life stories add emotional weight, while fundraising efforts support awareness and aid impacted families. The message is clear: slowing down and moving over saves lives.
Lauren Briggs, Sales & Marketing Director. NAPA Auto Care
Ryan Ouellette, Strategic Account Manager, AAA
Kristi and Donnie Hudson, Troy Auto Care, Troy, MI. Kristi and Donnie’s previous episodes HERE
Dawn Ray, Manager, Automotive Preferred Supplier Programs, AAA
Show Notes:
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- Introduction (00:00:00)
- Overview of SDMO Laws (00:03:52)
- Training and Safety for Roadside Workers (00:07:08)
- Roadside Fatalities and Prevention (00:12:28)
- NAPA’s Involvement and Industry Support (00:13:41)
- Fundraising and T-Shirt Campaign (00:15:04)
- Safety Cloud Technology Integration (00:19:36)
- Need for More Roadside Signage (00:21:30)
- Expanding Awareness & Shop Involvement (00:23:01)
- Communication and Stop-and-Block Practice (00:23:40)
- Personal Impact and Survivor Stories (00:27:44)
- Customer Education and Roadside Safety (00:30:01)
- Care, Custody, and Control Protocol (00:31:15)
- Call to Action & Final Thoughts (00:33:01)
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