A crash responder's truck was struck by a driver, during Crash Responders Safety Week, highlighting the dangers they face to make the roads safer on a daily basis.
SALT LAKE CITY — Law enforcement is trying to get the word out about responding crew safety after a driver strikes a crash responder during Crash Responders Safety Week.
“I could see her lights,” he said. “I was hoping she didn’t hit me, but unfortunately she did make contact with me.” Drive patiently and carefully so you don’t hit people who are working traffic incidents – incident management, tow truck operators, troopers and others. And slow down when you are supposed to.
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