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New Hampshire Move Over Law Laws (2026)

Info: Under Sherrill's Law, New Hampshire requires you to slow down and move over for any stopped or standing vehicle showing warning signals — hazard lights, flares or cones — including emergency, tow and disabled vehicles.

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Under Sherrill's Law, New Hampshire requires you to slow down and move over for any stopped or standing vehicle showing warning signals — hazard lights, flares or cones — including emergency, tow and disabled vehicles.

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