Freeway work takes 3-weekend vacation for the holidays
The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced no freeway projects are scheduled for the next three weekends now that the holiday-travel season is underway.
Between Friday afternoon and Monday morning for the next three weeks, no full closures are scheduled, but holiday travel could result in heavier-than-normal traffic at times, ADOT officials said.
“ADOT advises drivers to be prepared and ‘expect the unexpected’ while focusing on safe driving,” a release stated.
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Freeway work takes 3-weekend vacation for the holidays
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has announced no freeway projects are scheduled for the next three weekends now that the holiday-travel season is underway.
Between Friday afternoon and Monday morning for the next three weeks, no full closures are scheduled, but holiday travel could result in heavier-than-normal traffic at times, ADOT officials said.
“ADOT advises drivers to be prepared and ‘expect the unexpected’ while focusing on safe driving,” a release stated.
Packing an emergency kit for longer trips can come in handy if drivers encounter unscheduled stops for car trouble and accidents, and ADOT suggests:
Extra bottled water.
Snack foods.
A flashlight and extra batteries.
Blankets.
Warm clothing.
First aid kit.
Drivers and passengers also should remember prescription medications and items such as a cellphone charger in case of unexpected travel delays, according to ADOT.
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