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Snow, Cold Temperatures Brings Annual Advisory From Law Enforcement

Long term forecasts are calling for cold temperatures as snow has fallen again in central Illinois this week. Clinton Police Chief Ben Lowers advises motorists to make sure your vehicle's maintenance is up to date and keep those gas tanks full.
 
 
Calling CENCOM to find out road conditions should not be a call you make. Especially in the morning, as emergency services are very busy and calling to find out if you should travel to work is not something they will tell you.
 
 
Staying on the main roads is the best idea as they will be the most treated. Chief Lowers also recommends having a winter safety kit in your vehicle in the event you are stranded for some time.
 
 
Before you leave for home and your vehicle has been outside, clean off your windshield and lights. In the event you get stuck, stay in your vehicle and activate your hazard lights. When you encounter a snow plow, give them plenty of room and Chief Lowers encourages motorists not to pass them. 

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