Pennsylvania has a "Move Over" law, formerly known as the "Steer Clear" law. The Move Over law is designed to enhance the safety of emergency responders, tow truck operators, and other personnel who are stopped on the side of the road while performing their duties. The law requires motorists to take specific actions when approaching an emergency response area, which includes situations where emergency vehicles, tow trucks, and other authorized personnel are stopped with their emergency lights activated.

Here are the key provisions of Pennsylvania's Move Over law:

1. Slow Down: When approaching an emergency response area, drivers must slow down and, if possible, safely move into a lane that is not adjacent to the emergency response area. This means moving over to the next lane if there is one available. If it is unsafe to move over, drivers must slow down to a reasonable and prudent speed for the existing road conditions.
2. Penalties: Violating the Move Over law can result in fines and penalties. In Pennsylvania, penalties for violating the law can include fines of up to $250 - $500 for a first offense, $500 - $1000 for a second offense, and $1,000- $2000 for a third or subsequent offense. If the violation results in injury to an emergency responder or other personnel, the penalties can be even more severe.
3. Mandatory Suspension: If a violation of the Move Over law results in injury to an emergency responder or other authorized personnel, the driver's license will be suspended for 90 days.
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It's crucial for motorists in Pennsylvania to be aware of and comply with the Move Over law to help ensure the safety of emergency responders, tow truck operators, and others working on or near the roadside. These laws are in place to protect those who are providing critical services and assistance to the public in potentially hazardous situations.