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February 9, 2017 | ||
PA Turnpike Winter-Weather AdvisorySYSTEM-WIDE TRAVEL UPDATE: 7:20 A.M. |
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MIDDLETOWN, PA (FEB. 9, 2017) – The PA Turnpike Commission advises motorists that travel restrictions remain in place on some PA Turnpike sections due to the ongoing winter storm. Here is the 7:20 a.m. update for travel restrictions across the PA Turnpike:
Speed limits remain reduced to 45 mph on these PA Turnpike sections: · In south-central and southeast PA from the Blue Mountain Int. (#201) to the Bensalem Int. (#351). · On the entire Northeastern Extension (Interstate 476).
Speeds limits have been restored to normal on these PA Turnpike sections: · In western PA from the Ohio Line to the Blue Mountain Int. (#201) in central PA.
A ban of twin and/or empty commercial trailers remains in effect on these PA Turnpike sections: · In south-central and southeast PA from the Blue Mountain Int. (#201) to the Bensalem Int. (#351) · On the entire Northeastern Extension (Interstate 476).
A ban of twin and/or empty commercial trailers has been lifted on these PA Turnpike sections: · In western PA from the Ohio Line to the Blue Mountain Int. (#201) in central PA.
PA Turnpike crews continue to treat the roadway as the storm moves across the state. Be alert for rapidly changing pavement and weather conditions: · Drive at a speed suitable for local conditions — even on those sections with a normal posted limit. · Do not tailgate or attempt to pass an active snow plow or plow train. · Be prepared for probable slick surfaces, especially on bridges and ramps. · High crosswinds may cause reduced visibility and snow drifting in some areas.
Follow the PA Turnpike on Twitter at: @PATurnpikeAlert. |
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CONTACT: | Carl DeFebo Mobile: 717.645.2265 Twitter: @cdefebo |
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