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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.
InfoVerified Jun 18, 2026
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.
Official source: highwaysafety.dos.nh.gov →
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