Published December 25, 2009, 02:02 PM
No Travel Advisory Extended For Most Of North Dakota
The North Dakota Department of Transportation has extended the No Travel Advisory for the entire state, except the northwest corner, because of snow, blowing snow and reduced visibility.
FARGO, N.D. (AP) - The North Dakota Department of Transportation
has extended the No Travel Advisory for the entire state, except
the northwest corner, because of snow, blowing snow and reduced
visibility.
A Travel Alert remains in effect for the northwest corner of the
state.
Interstate 29 remains closed from the Canadian border to the
Iowa border.
No Travel Advisories are issued when conditions warrant no
travel but not a road closure. No Travel Advisories have the
potential to change to a road closure if conditions deteriorate.
Travel Alerts are issued to alert motorists that areas of
challenging winter weather driving conditions may be encountered.
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