
A: The 3rd Annual Slow Down Move Over Brevard event will take place on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM at Lowe’s in Titusville.
A: Yes! Admission is FREE for spectators.
A: The event is designed to raise awareness for Florida’s Slow Down, Move Over Law and help educate the community on the importance of protecting roadside workers, first responders, and emergency personnel.
A: The event is hosted by iGo Now Roadside.
A: This year’s event will benefit the International Towing & Recovery Museum Survivor Fund.
A: Guests can enjoy:
A: Yes! Pets are welcome as long as they are ON A LEASH and owners clean up after them.
A: Yes! Food vendors will be on site throughout the event.
A: A parking map will be available on the website, and parking attendants will direct guests upon arrival.
A: Yes, parking is free.
A: Yes. Parking attendants will direct everyone to the appropriate areas.
A: Vehicle registration is $25. Pre-registration is strongly encouraged, but same-day registration will be available if space remains.
A: Awards will be presented in categories including:
A: Voting will be available on the website the day of the event.
A: Voting opens on Saturday, October 10, the day of the event.
A: Vehicle check-in and setup is from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM.
A: A parking/setup map will be available on the website, and registered participants will also receive instructions by email.
A: Yes, if space is available.
A: The preferred registration deadline is October 3, but registrations may still be accepted on event day if space permits.
A: No special requirements.
A: Yes! Each vehicle must be registered separately and have its own registration fee.
A: The Lock-Out Competition is a fun, live challenge where professional roadside service technicians and first responders compete to see who can gain entry into a locked vehicle without keys in the fastest time.
To ensure a fair competition, all participants will use the same Big Stiffy Lock-Out Kit, generously provided by JB Tow, the sponsor of this year's Lock-Out Competition. Competitors must rely on their skill, technique, and speed while using the standardized equipment.
The objective is to safely gain entry into the locked vehicle without causing any damage, demonstrating the professionalism and expertise required during real-world roadside assistance and emergency response situations.
Whether you're in the towing industry, a first responder, or simply curious about the techniques used to access locked vehicles, this competition is always one of the most exciting and crowd-favorite attractions at the event.
A: Yes! Local businesses, organizations, and vendors are welcome to register.
A: Registration is available through the event website.
A: Yes. Vendors must register in advance to reserve their space.
A: October 3, 2026.
A: Vendor setup is from 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM.
A: A setup map will be posted on the website, and registered vendors will receive instructions by email.
A: Vendors should bring everything needed for their booth, including tables, chairs, tents, and displays.
A: No.
A: Yes. Food vendors must have all required state food licenses and insurance.
A: Visit the Sponsorship page on the website and contact the event organizers before the event.
A: Please refer to the Sponsorship Packet for available sponsorship levels and benefits.
A: Vehicle registration is available through the event website.
A: Yes! Raffles will be held throughout the event.
A: Raffle tickets will be available for purchase during the event.
A: Yes! Donations are accepted and greatly appreciated.
A: You can support the mission by:
A: Please contact Rose for assistance with registration or general event questions.
A: Share the event on social media, invite others to attend, and support the fundraiser by making a donation through the event website.
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