Funding provided for a driver education campaign related to the "Move Over" law when passing certain stopped vehicles, and money appropriated.

Minnesota House Bill 3747, introduced by Representative John Huot on February 25, 2026, proposes funding for a driver education campaign focused on the "Move Over" law. This law requires drivers to slow down and change lanes when approaching certain stopped vehicles, such as emergency vehicles, to enhance safety for roadside personnel. The bill aims to increase public awareness and compliance with this law by allocating funds for a statewide educational initiative. ([legiscan.com](https://legiscan.com/MN/bill/HF3747/2025?utm_source=openai))

While specific media coverage of HF3747 is limited, the bill aligns with ongoing efforts to improve road safety in Minnesota. For instance, the Minnesota Department of Public Safety has previously expanded the "Move Over" law to include stalled or disabled vehicles, emphasizing the importance of moving over when approaching vehicles with hazard lights activated. ([dps.mn.gov](https://dps.mn.gov/news/see-hazard-lights-ahead-move-over-honor-ted-foss-after-law-expanded-include-passenger-vehicles?utm_source=openai)) Additionally, AAA Minneapolis has highlighted the significance of the "Move Over" law in protecting roadside personnel and reducing accidents. ([minneapolis.aaa.com](https://www.minneapolis.aaa.com/magazine/safety/what-move-over-law-means-you?utm_source=openai)) These initiatives suggest a positive reception to measures aimed at enhancing driver education and safety.

There is no specific media coverage indicating negative reactions to HF3747. However, the bill's focus on driver education aligns with previous legislative efforts to improve road safety, which have generally been well-received. For example, the expansion of the "Move Over" law to include stalled or disabled vehicles was implemented to enhance safety for all road users. ([dps.mn.gov](https://dps.mn.gov/news/see-hazard-lights-ahead-move-over-honor-ted-foss-after-law-expanded-include-passenger-vehicles?utm_source=openai)) Therefore, it is reasonable to anticipate that HF3747 would be viewed favorably by the public and media.