Highway crews are keeping their eyes on the mid-state’s roadways Wednesday evening. Rising temperatures followed by falling temperatures could bring a cover of ice, making travel hazardous.
Some drivers reported to work as early as four in the morning. Others started later in the day, looking at 12-hour shifts.
Seat belt on and window shield clean, Mike left PennDOT’s district headquarters just after lunch. At the start, road conditions weren’t too bad, but Interstate 81 northbound became a different story.
Beside the weather, motorists can be the worst part of his day. Mike offered drivers some advice.
Although they travel alone, each driver is prepared to help out a colleague.
PennDOT crews will be working through out the night. The plan is to have major and secondary roads in good condition for Thursday’s rush hour commute.
Some drivers reported to work as early as four in the morning. Others started later in the day, looking at 12-hour shifts.
Seat belt on and window shield clean, Mike left PennDOT’s district headquarters just after lunch. At the start, road conditions weren’t too bad, but Interstate 81 northbound became a different story.
Beside the weather, motorists can be the worst part of his day. Mike offered drivers some advice.
Although they travel alone, each driver is prepared to help out a colleague.
PennDOT crews will be working through out the night. The plan is to have major and secondary roads in good condition for Thursday’s rush hour commute.