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District 3 roads condition 4amCT Update 15 Feb 2016 Battle against hazardous road conditions enters day two District 3 serves Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Simpson, Todd, Warren Counties By Wes Watt, Public Information Officer Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, District 3, Bowling Green, KY BOWLING GREEN, KY. (Mon 15 February 2016) - As warmer temperatures and rain have moved through the area main road conditions have improved overnight, but hazardous conditions still exist on most roadways. Crews have been battling winter conditions since yesterday and continue that fight into today following a winter storm which left almost 5 inches of snow in some places in the District. The focus in most counties in the District have been Priority A routes such as Interstate 65, the parkways and US routes. With many of those routes improving, Priority B and C routes are beginning to get worked on by the crews. The roadways are still not completely clear and Priority B and C routes are still in bad shape. Interstate 65 is in good shape across the district. But even some other Priority A routes still have spotty snow coverage on them. Because of the rain and warmer conditions slushy conditions exist in many areas. These conditions cause vehicles to lose traction very easily causing vehicles to slide on the roadways. If motorists have to be out please slow down and use caution. Give snowplows and other vehicles plenty of space and give a lot of extra time to get to your destination. A lot of common sense will go a long way during winter storm driving for those that have to be out. Road condition updates are available by calling 511 or by logging onto the 511 traffic and travel information website, 511.ky.gov. This story was posted on 2016-02-15 05:20:16
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KYTC District 8 Road Conditions Update - 5amCT/6amET TJ Health/Columbia clinics opening one hour late Mon 15 Feb 2016 Adair Co. Attorney opening on 2-hour delay Mon 15 Feb 2016 Clarcor Air Filtration closing for 1st shift only Mon 15 Feb 2016 CU classes and offices closed Mon 15 Feb 2016 Adair County Government Offices closed, Mon 15 Feb 2016 Traffic alert: I-75 SB blocked near MM 62, Rockcastle Co., KY Mike Keltner: EMD urges Adair Countians to stay off roads KYTC District 8 crews treating roads, conditions deteriorating Evening services cancelled 14 Feb 2016 at Living by Faith Church View even more articles in topic News |
 
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