The Queensland Police Service (QPS) has shown its support for the road safety campaign, ‘move over, slow down’ by launching billboards at the QPS Academy, Oxley.
‘Move over, slow down’ is a targeted social media and outdoor road safety campaign reminding drivers to behave safely when passing roadside emergency responders and their vehicles.
Assistant Commissioner Mike Keating from Road Policing Command (RPC) was joined by RPC officers and representatives from the Department of Transport and Main Roads (DTMR) and RACQ to launch the ‘move over, slow down’ billboards at Oxley.
Assistant Commissioner Keating said all emergency response vehicles using lights and sirens are responding to an emergency.
“The ‘move over, slow down’ campaign reminds motorists to drive safely, especially when passing emergency services vehicles,” Assistant Commissioner Keating said.
“You could save a strangers life.”
Assistant Commissioner Keating with RPC officers and representatives from DTMR and RACQ
Adrian Harrison from the Department of Transport and Main Roads said
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