We can clear the roads faster and better with your help. In addition, the following tips may make your travel during inclement weather much safer. Do not tailgate snowplows - stay at least two car lengths behind. Never cut between a caravan of plows clearing the highway. During ice storms, beware of possible power outages affecting traffic signals, downed tree limbs and other debris. Beware of "black ice" where roads may appear to be wet, but are actually glazed with ice. Keep in mind that bridges, ramps, overpasses and roads in low-lying areas tend to freeze first. If possible, stay off the roads during inclement weather.
If you must go out, use caution and allow plenty of extra time and braking distance. Let someone know your travel plans and tell them you will call when you arrive.
Revised November 24, 2004 |
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