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playitsafe Please make room for


roadside crews Moving over will help everyone stay safe.


tirelessly to restore power to the communities we serve. W


If you’re traveling and see one of our crews on the side of the road, we kindly ask that you move over if possible and give them a little extra space to work. We deeply care about the safety of all, and this extra precaution ensures just that.


If you approach a crew while traveling on a two-lane road, moving over to the next lane might not be an option. In this case, we simply ask that you slow down when approaching roadside crews. If you approach a crew while traveling on a four-lane road, and safety and traffic conditions allow, we ask that you move over into the far lane.


Utility crews aren’t the only ones who could use the extra space. Emergency responders, such as police officers, firefighters and emergency medical technicians, often find themselves responding to emergency situations near busy roadways.


Oklahoma’s Move Over law requires any driver approaching a parked maintenance, law enforcement or emergency vehicle to move over into another lane, if possible. If you are unable to safely change lanes, you should proceed with caution and slow to a safe speed for the existing road, weather, and traffic conditions.


The law requires drivers to move over for: •





Oklahoma Highway Patrol or local law enforcement vehicles; and


• Emergency vehicles (ambulance or wrecker with flashing red/blue lights). Violation of this law may result in a fine from law enforcement.


There’s plenty of room for all. Let’s work together to keep everyone safe on our local roadways.


East Central Electric Cooperative takes safety seriously. If you spot a downed power line or unsafe electrical situation, please call us immediately at


918-756-0833 or report it by calling 911. 4 | JUNE 2017 | country living


Oklahoma Department of Transportation or Oklahoma Turnpike Authority maintenance vehicles;


hen the power goes out, so do East Central Electric’s line crews. Co-op lineworkers are the first to respond after an outage occurs, and they work


Great tastes for members of East Central Electric Cooperative Bacon Ranch Pasta Salad


INGREDIENTS 1 (12 oz) package uncooked tri-color rotini pasta 10 slices bacon 1 cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons dry ranch


salad dressing mix 1⁄4 teaspoon garlic powder 1⁄2 teaspoon garlic pepper 1⁄2 cup milk, or as needed 1 large tomato, chopped 1 (4.25 oz) can sliced black olives 1 cup shredded sharp Cheddar cheese


DIRECTIONS


Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil; cook rotini at a boil until tender yet firm to the bite, about 8 minutes; drain.


Place bacon in a skillet over medium-high heat and cook until evenly brown. Drain and chop.


In a large bowl, mix mayonnaise, ranch dressing mix, garlic pow- der, and garlic pepper. Stir in milk until smooth.


Place rotini, bacon, tomato, black olives and cheese in bowl and toss to coat with dressing. Cover and chill at least 1 hour in the refrigerator. Add a little milk if the salad seems a little dry.


SOURCE: ALLRECIPES.COM


MOVING OVER MATTERS •


In 2015, 521 people were injured in 1,130+ collisions in Oklahoma highway work zones.


• 13 people were killed in Oklahoma work zone collisions in 2015.


• Most work zone collisions were caused by driver inattention, traveling at unsafe speeds or following too close.


SOURCE: OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION


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