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Assembly concurs on bill expanding California's "move over" law to stationary vehicles
Summary
The Assembly concurred in Senate amendments to AB 390, which expands California's slowdown/"move over" requirements to cover stationary vehicles operating or stranded at the roadside; concurrence passed 60-0.
The California State Assembly on June 4, 2025, concurred in Senate amendments to Assembly Bill 390, expanding the state's "slowdown/move over" law to cover any stationary vehicle that may be operating or stranded on the side of the road.
Assemblymember Wilson presented AB 390 on concurrence, telling the chamber the bill has bipartisan backing in both houses and that the Senate had made a non-substantive amendment. "This bill expands California's slowdown move over law to any stationary vehicle that may find itself operating or stranded on the side of the road," Wilson said before requesting an aye vote.
The clerk recorded the roll call: 60 Aye, 0 No. The Assembly concurred in the Senate amendments and the measure will proceed according to statutory transmittal procedures.
The bill text, as described on the floor, changes the scope of the existing vehicle safety statute to explicitly include stationary vehicles; the vote in the transcript shows concurrence on the Senate amendments and a favorable roll call in the Assembly.
No amendments were offered on the floor during the concurrence vote recorded in the transcript.
