The law requires drivers to reduce speed and closely watch the road when they see road crews and emergency vehicles.
With summer around the corner, there's a renewed push for highway safety on Long Island.It requires drivers to reduce speed and closely watch the road when they see road crews and emergency vehicles.
Back in October, tow truck driver Carlos Santiago was killed"My daughters lost an uncle, his kids lost a father," said Santiago's niece, Destiny Feliciano, "all because of one decision that could have been avoided."
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