A snowstorm has wreaked havoc on South Dakota highways, causing dangerous road conditions and numerous accidents. The South Dakota Highway Patrol (SDHP) is urging drivers to use safety and caution when driving on the treacherous roads. According to SDHP, many cars and semi-trucks are stuck on I-29, and a truck driver shared his harrowing experience of sliding off the highway due to his inability to see the road.
The snowstorm has disrupted traffic throughout South Dakota, with numerous accidents and stranded vehicles reported on I-29. SDHP has warned drivers to slow down, wear their seat belts and be careful if they have to drive. A no-trip warning is now in effect on many South Dakota roads, making it even more important for drivers to use caution.
SD511, which provides real-time updates on dangerous road conditions, is an important resource for anyone traveling through South Dakota during a snowstorm. The South Dakota Department of Transportation continually updates the site so that drivers have the most up-to-date information.
Driving during a snowstorm can be extremely dangerous, and drivers should take all necessary precautions to ensure their safety. This includes reducing speed, increasing driving distance, and avoiding sudden movements or lane changes. Drivers should also make sure their vehicles are properly equipped for winter driving conditions, with proper tires and sufficient windshield wiper fluid. The snowstorm in South Dakota is causing travel to become hazardous, with many accidents and stuck vehicles reported on I-29.
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