Monthly Roundup, October 2023 | HAAS Alert
Monthly Roundup, October 2023
Nov 1, 2023
At HAAS Alert, we understand the importance of keeping first responders safe on the road. Every day, they put themselves in harm's way to provide critical care and assistance to those in need. Unfortunately, the risks they face on the road are significant as vehicle accidents are one of the leading causes of death and injury among first responders. To raise awareness of these risks, HAAS Alert compiles a monthly news roundup of struck-by incidents. These incidents highlight the dangers that first responders face and the critical need for measures to improve their safety.
If there's a news item you'd like us to see or include, you can submit it at press@haasalert.com.
HAAS Alert in the News
- National Move Over Day 2023
- Ver-Mac and HAAS Alert Announce Partnership to Enhance Work Zone Safety
- W. MI to Become Testing Ground for New School Bus Alerts
News We’re Tracking
- 2 killed in wrong-way fiery crash involving tractor-trailer on I-79
- 14-year-old killed standing next to broken-down car on side of highway, coroner confirms
- Woman Charged After Crashing Into Firetruck On Harrisburg Pike
- VDOT safety patrol worker killed in two-vehicle crash in Hampton
- Wrong-way driver dead after head-on crash on ramp to I-75
- Pedestrian In Wheelchair Killed Crossing Road In Maryland: Police
- Intoxicated driver crashes into TxDOT vehicle, passenger found dead
- NDOT crew member killed while cleaning up spill on roadway in Hamilton County
- Fire truck responding to I-85 rollover crash struck by passing vehicle: Concord FD
- Police officer injured after driver crashes into parked cruiser in Canton
- Maryland officer loses legs after teen driver ‘intentionally' hits him on I-270: police
- Tow truck driver killed on I-575 in Cherokee County identified as former race car driver
- Road Flagger Flown Out After Being Struck By Vehicle In Mechanicsville
- Beloved crossing guard, 63, struck and killed by truck in Queens
- Iowa firefighter dies in collision between responding apparatus
- Four Baltimore County firefighters and one civilian injured in crash
- 1 in custody after Montgomery Fire/Rescue employee hit by vehicle
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