As holiday travel ramps up Ohio officials are reminding drivers to obey the state’s move over law.

Triple A Ohio, the Ohio Department of Transportation, and the Ohio State Highway Patrol met to bring attention to the state’s move over and slow down law, helping drivers become more aware of roadside responders and keeping them safe this season.

“When you come across those flashing lights at the roadside you need to move over or slow down,” said Triple A’s Jim Garrity.

“It’s not just a slogan, it could be the matter of somebody’s life or death.”

Triple A Ohio predicts more than 4 million people across the Buckeye State will travel this week into next, driving 50 miles or more.

The Ohio Department of Transportation says 150 of their roadside crews have been hit in 2021.

ODOT said 46 snow plows were struck last winter and already four have been hit this winter.