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Kentucky highway crews contending with wintry blast Motorists reminded to reduce speed, be alert for black ice, blowing and drifting snow By James Isaman News from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet FRANKFORT, KY (Feb. 1, 2013) - Kentucky Transportation Cabinet highway crews continue to clear roads and bridges after the latest blast of winter weather moved across the Commonwealth. Crews are still at work over much of the state this morning, primarily in counties east of Louisville. In most areas, crews are plowing and treating roadways. In western Kentucky, crews are patrolling roads and treating reported problem spots. Drifting snow and black ice are being reported this morning on the state's roadways. The cabinet reminds motorists:
Activity by highway district: District 4: Patrolling - Meade, Washington, Breckinridge. Green, Standby, Hardin, Nelson, Marion, Grayson, Taylor, Hart. District 5: Plowing and Treating - Trimble, Henry, Shelby, Treating, Spencer, Oldham, Franklin, Bullitt. Standby Jefferson. District 6: Plowing and Treating - Carroll, Owen, Robertson, Gallatin, Bracken, Harrison, Grant, Pendleton, Treating, Campbell, Boone, Kenton. District 7: Plowing and Treating - Fayette, Montgomery, Woodford, Scott, Bourbon, Anderson, Clark, Jessamine, Mercer, Garrard. Treating - Madison, Boyle District 8: Treating - Casey, Russell, Wayne, McCreary, Lincoln, Pulaski, Adair, Clinton. Plowing and Treating - Rockcastle. Spot Treating. - Cumberland. District 9: Plowing and Treating - Greenup, Mason, Lewis, Elliott, Boyd, Fleming, Carter, Nicholas Rowan, Bath. District 10: Plowing and Treating - Powell, Magoffin, Wolfe, Owsley, Morgan, Menifee, Estill, Lee, Breathitt, Perry. District 11: Plowing and Treating - Jackson, Whitley, Bell, Clay, Laurel, Leslie, Knox, Harlan. District 12: Plowing and Treating - Lawrence, Knot, Letcher, Johnson, Martin, Floyd, Pike. Condition reports on major routes are available by calling 511 or by logging onto the 511 travel and traffic information website, 511.KYgov. The cabinet's SAFE Patrol is available to assist motorists whose vehicles become disabled on Kentucky interstates and parkways. For SAFE Patrol assistance, call 511 or toll-free at 1-877-FOR-KYTC (1-877-367-5982.) This story was posted on 2013-02-01 09:04:38
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