Rons Diesel Repair

12/25/2023

Rudolph doing his part to help Ron's Diesel deliver good Christmas service!

Merry Christmas Everyone!
Remember, the reason for the season is Jesus!

Travel safe!

10/28/2023

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09/14/2023

Thank you!

Three Forks Firefighters have responded to 6 calls in the last 24 hours.

3 MVC
2 Alarm/Serive Call
1 Outside Fire

These are the shoes of your volunteer firefighters, kicked off to respond to calls for service.

09/13/2023

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09/12/2023

The Montana Department of Transportation is getting ready for a busy season of construction and maintenance work on the 10,800 miles of roads and highway the department maintains.

When traveling during construction season, watch for the "cone zone" and for workers on the highway. These workers spend their days working a short distance from fast moving vehicles, and while they make every effort to work safely, they are counting on you to pay attention, slow down and be careful as you pass through a work zone.

The Montana Department of Transportation is getting ready for a busy season of construction and maintenance work on the 10,800 miles of roads and highway the department maintains.

09/11/2023

09/10/2023

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09/09/2023

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09/08/2023

Let's see your BEST picture of somewhere in Montana...
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09/07/2023

In Montana, it’s the law to slow down and move over when you see the lights of a stationary emergency, towing or maintenance vehicle. The move over law is required to be observed on all Montana roadways open to the public. When unable to move over, you are required to slow down by at least 20 mph. Not only is this the law, but taking these simple steps could save a life and it is your moral responsibility as a driver on Montana’s roadways to move over. The lives of emergency and road assistance workers are put on the line to do their jobs and they depend on motorists paying attention, slowing down, and moving over. Emergency scenes are complicated and there is always more going on than other motorists on the road can see or appreciate. For example, officers, fire, and EMS personnel may be tending to injured people, communicating with other emergency responders, assessing injuries, and controlling the scene, among other duties. These responders don’t have time to have to continuously look over their shoulders to stay safe. Move over and slow down. It’s the law.

In Montana, it's the law to slow down and move over when you see the lights of a stationary emergency, towing or maintenance vehicle. The move over law is required to be observed on all Montana roadways open to the public. When unable to move over, you are required to slow down by at least

09/06/2023

It's never too early to think ahead - especially in Montana:
When a winter storm hits and you're on the road, there might be no time to think about survival. Remember these tips so you can act wisely in case of emergency.

When a winter storm hits and you're on the road, you don't want to say your car broke down. Remember these tips in case of an emergency.

09/05/2023

Want to know more about Tow Trucks Laws?
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