
Winter storm forecasts for northern portions of Alabama will likely result in icy roads causing hazardous driving conditions, warns the Alabama Department of Public Safety and the Alabama Department of Transportation.
The departments are strongly encourage all motorists to drive with extreme caution and to avoid roadways when weather conditions are prohibitive.
ALDOT reminds motorists they can check the conditions of Alabama's state and federal highways on the Road Conditions page on the ALDOT Web site at www.dot.state.al.us.
The public can also check ALDOT's Traffic Information and Cameras page for additional information on traffic delays, construction projects and other highway conditions from the ALDOT Home Page.
ALDOT officials say they've made preparations and mobilized personnel and resources across the state to respond to icy bridge/road conditions and other adverse impacts from the winter storm. ALDOT says it's monitoring roadway conditions and "will make every attempt to keep highways passable and as safe for travel as possible."
Motorists are encouraged to monitor local news for information on weather conditions and frequently check road conditions and travel advisories.
To report traffic crashes or other emergencies to state troopers, motorists with cell phones may dial *HP (*47) tollĀ]free.
If driving becomes necessary, motorists should use caution, be alert for work zones, highway maintenance personnel and emergency vehicles. Motorists are reminded to obey Alabama's "move over" law.
State Troopers offer the following tips to help ensure safe winter travel:
INFORMATION SOURCE: Alabama Department of Public Safety
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