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We want to personally thank our team and customers for all of the support this year. Ending the year without Floyd is definitely tough but without the support we have received it wouldn’t be possible.

We hope everyone has a safe & Merry Christmas!

Remember to slow down & move over for every emergency personnel on the roadway this holiday season & every other day too!

October is Slow down & move over awareness month, and today is national slow down & move over day. This month & day mean more to us than most will understand, and for the ones that do we are praying for you. For Rahn’s it’s about honoring & remembering Floyd Crespo.

September 25th, 2025 Floyd was taken from us & his family way too soon because a careless driver did not pay attention and give Floyd the space he needed to finish his job. Floyd’s death was preventable and should never have happened.

Any person behind the wheel no matter what size vehicle you are in has a responsibility. When you see any type of flashing lights, cones, flagman or even a vehicle broke down on the side of the road just slow down & move over. Those few seconds that it takes out of your day can make the difference between life and death.

No family or company should have to experience this loss. Slow down and move over so all of the emergency responders can make it home to their families. One second of carelessness can take away so much but one choice to slow down & move over can save lives.

———- I took this from SlowDown-MoveOver SDMO
“Today is not just another day of recognition,” said Paul Libri, President of Slow Down Move Over Inc. “It’s a reminder of the husbands and wives who never made it home. The mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters who were doing their job — helping others — when their lives were cut short by a careless or distracted driver. We owe it to them to do better.”

According to national data, an emergency responder is struck and killed approximately every week on America’s roadways. Hundreds more are injured annually. These numbers represent more than statistics — they are the names and faces of people who dedicated their lives to helping others.
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Rest in peace Floyd, we love and miss you every day.

Floyd was death #20 in emergency responders struck by vehicle, since then there have been 5 more to lose their life. Not including the ones who were hit and injured.

Praying for Chancey’s driver! Sad that we have another situation that should not have happened hit close to home!

PLEASE SLOW DOWN & MOVE OVER. All of the emergency first responders want to make it home to their families.