VDOT is reminding travelers to tune into local forecasts and make plans to adjust travel based on weather conditions after another storm, the third in less than one week, impacted the state

Richmond, VA – According to the state officials, working crews will be monitoring roadways and treating conditions as they develop, which includes:

  • Setting up traffic control and detours for high waters and incidents 
  • Removing debris and branches from roadways and coordinating clean-up with other entities – such as power companies 
  • Making emergency repairs to damaged roads and bridges 

TRAVEL REMINDERS FOR AFTER THE STORM 

  • Be alert to debris in the roadway, such as downed trees or limbs. 
  • Watch and be prepared for spray from larger vehicles like trucks. 
  • Never drive through standing water. This could cause you to hydroplane and lose control of your vehicle. 
  • Obey all “road closed” signage. Do not try to move or drive around the barricade. 
  • If you come across a flooded road that has not been barricaded, turn around and use an alternate route. 
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