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    Road conditions in Flagstaff area

    February 28, 2012No Comments
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    logo azdotFlagstaff AZ (February 28, 2012) – All snowplows in the Flagstaff area are fully deployed and all state roadways remain open, at this time.

    The Flagstaff area has seen moderate snowfall since last night. Arizona Department of Transportation crews spent the overnight hours removing snow and ice from the roadways and will continue to work to keep the roadways open and passable throughout this storm.

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    However, conditions may rapidly change and while ADOT is prepared to continually respond to this storm, motorists should be prepared when driving through the region. That includes becoming more familiar with safe driving tips and carrying a winter preparedness kit in your vehicle. This information can be found on ADOT’s Know Snow website at www.azdot.gov/knowsnow. Before heading out on the roads, drivers are encouraged to call 5-1-1 or log on to ADOT’s Traveler Information Center at www.az511.gov for the latest highway conditions around the state.

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