Throughout Crash Responder Safety Week (CRSW) stakeholders will share daily messages highlighting the importance of crash responder safety. The campaign will focus on slowing down and moving over, driver education, responder training, recognizing roadway heroes, and the vital role responders play in protecting motorists and restoring safe traffic flow. Please help share these messages and remind Utah drivers that every responder deserves to return home safely. #CRSW2026
MONDAY: Slow Down, Move Over. Lives Are on The Line
This is Crash Responder Safety Week. Slow Down. Move Over. Lives Are on The Line. Utah stands with the U.S. Department of Transportation in bringing attention to protecting traffic incident responders as they work to provide roadside support and keep our roads clear. #CRSW2026
TUESDAY: Driver Education
Whether you’re a new driver or an experienced driver if you see flashing lights, slow down, and if safe to do so, move over. Traffic incident responders’ lives are on the line while providing roadside assistance. All 50 States have Move Over laws for a reason. Follow your state’s Move Over law to help keep responders safe. #CRSW2026
WEDNESDAY: Responder Training
Every time a traffic incident responder provides support, they put their life on the line. Training is a critical safety tool. Let’s get 1,000,000 responders trained in 2026 and help each responder return home to their families after every shift. #CRSW2026
THURSDAY: Highway Heroes
It’s Crash Responder Safety Week. Traffic incident responders are the first line of support providing roadside assistance to those in need. Slow down, move over, give them space to safely work, they are putting their lives on the line. #CRSW2026
FRIDAY: Roadside Lifeline
Traffic incident responders do more than just clear crashes. They are protecting vulnerable motorists, coordinating with emergency responders and helping people through some of the most stressful moments of their day. Slow down and move over. Traffic incident responders are putting their lives on the line to protect others and restore the flow of traffic. #CRSW2026