Hawaii has widened its Move Over law so drivers must slow down and change lanes for any stopped vehicle, not just emergency responders — good news for tow operators, road crews, and stranded drivers.

• The law now covers police, tow trucks, road workers, and ordinary drivers changing a tire on the shoulder.
• About 350 people a year are killed nationwide after being hit by passing cars, and Hawaii has added to that toll.
• One recent Hawaii death involved a driver stopped on the H-1 to help a stranded motorist, struck by a car going over 90 mph.
• A tow truck driver's family pushed for the change after he was killed on the shoulder by a driver who did not move over.
• Police say they will run a public education push and also write citations for violations.

Outlook: Expect an education campaign first, with enforcement and tickets ramping up as drivers learn the wider rule.