NEWS RELEASE: MoDOT urges safe driving in winter weather

By Nate Birt
Posted Feb 05, 2010 @ 05:30 PM
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JEFFERSON CITY - As accumulating snow falls today, the Missouri Department of Transportation reminds motorists to use caution on the roadways. MoDOT crews are out across mid-Missouri, working hard to plow snow-covered state routes and make them safe for travel.

MoDOT is responsible for 8,228 lane miles of state highway in Central Missouri and follows the following priorities when clearing roadways:

Priority 1: Roads with the highest traffic volumes are cleared or treated first. These include interstates and other major routes, which receive continuous treatment throughout a winter weather event.

Priority 2: Lower-volume lettered and number routes are cleared next.

MoDOT encourages motorists to log onto www.modot.org to view the online Traveler Information Map.

JEFFERSON CITY - As accumulating snow falls today, the Missouri Department of Transportation reminds motorists to use caution on the roadways. MoDOT crews are out across mid-Missouri, working hard to plow snow-covered state routes and make them safe for travel.

MoDOT is responsible for 8,228 lane miles of state highway in Central Missouri and follows the following priorities when clearing roadways:

Priority 1: Roads with the highest traffic volumes are cleared or treated first. These include interstates and other major routes, which receive continuous treatment throughout a winter weather event.

Priority 2: Lower-volume lettered and number routes are cleared next.

MoDOT encourages motorists to log onto www.modot.org to view the online Traveler Information Map.

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