At the conclusion of National Work Zone Awareness Week, Nicor Gas, in partnership with the Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) and the Illinois State Police (ISP), is reminding drivers of this year’s theme - that work zones are a sign to slow down. Besides reducing speed, Nicor Gas is reminding drivers to always be on high alert and focus only on driving when passing through construction zones to keep those who are working safe.
Georgia Power reminds drivers to slow down and move over for work crews
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ATLANTA, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Georgia Power, in collaboration with the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), is encouraging awareness of driving alert through work zones to help keep workers safe as part of National Work Zone Awareness Week, which runs from April 26 – 30.
National Work Zone Awareness Week, which began in 1999, is designed to inform motorists about the dangers of driving through work zones and of the perils faced by construction and maintenance workers. In July 2016, utility vehicles were included in Georgia s Move Over Law, which requires drivers to move over one lane when crews are working on the roadside. The addition of utility workers to the law helps ensure safety for linemen who may be working on the roadside at night or following severe weather to repair damaged equipment or restore power for customers.�