Latest Posts

While millions of Texans commute to work on highways every week, they pass inches away from the worksites for thousands of law enforcement personnel, first responders and road maintenance crews. Unfortunately, many of them are killed in crashes every year on the job, which is why TxDOT (Texas Department of Transportation) is calling on Texas drivers to keep roadside workers safe by remembering to ‘Move Over or Slow Down.’ The state’s ‘Move Over or Slow Down’ law requires drivers to move over, putting a lane between them and roadside workers, or reduce their speed to 20 mph below the posted speed limit when passing law enforcement, tow trucks, utility vehicles, emergency responders and TxDOT vehicles stopped with activated overhead lights on the side of the road.

Cheyanne Estrada and her husband, Steven, have three children: Ava, Avery, and Aubrey. Estrada is a high school and college graduate and is currently a hair stylist and a salon owner.

Todd Kempton, 55, and his wife, Kenna, have two children: Brittney Kempton and Brayden Kempton. Kempton is a graduate of Harding University with a degree in management, marketing, Bible, and TJC-Radiology.

Kristy Petersen, 38, is the mother of two children: Kadyn and Kason. She is a college graduate and owns multiple businesses.

Cavin Travis, 58, and his wife, Wendy, have two children, Chandler and Mason. Travis earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Agriculture Development and a Master’s of Science degree in Agricultural Education at Texas A&M University.

Zach Masterson, 48, and his wife, Amanda, have two children: Luke and Emma. Masterson has a Masters degree in Educational Leadership and currently works as the Federal/Special Program Administrator for Edgewood ISD.

Kimbra Pettiet, 64, is widowed and the mother of two children: Kelly Williamson and Lena’ Pettiet. She is a registered nurse ADN and is retired.