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Slow down for service and recovery vehicles’ yellow lights – it’s the law

RAA patrol person Adrian Dixon and RAA tow truck driver Sean Coleman will be safer now that motorists must slow to 25km/h when passing roadside service and recovery vehicles. (Supplied)

New laws to make South Australian roads safer will come into effect on May 19, requiring motorists to slow down […]

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