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Stormy weather for truckers this week from coast to coast
Truckers, especially over-the-road drivers, will hit all kinds of disruptive weather this week from California to the Carolinas
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Messy weekend wintry mix continues in Northern states
Truckers may hit delays this weekend as roads remain slick and slushy from the Great Lakes to the Northeast (video forecast included).
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Springtime wintry storm hitting Northeast
Truckers will run into delays as roads become slick and slushy across the Northeast (video forecast included).
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Winter storm warnings continue in Upper Midwest
Truckers face another day of dicey winter weather from Minnesota to Michigan (video forecast included).
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Snowplow driver shortages creating avalanche of issues for DOTs
Snowplow drivers across the country have been flocking to higher-paying private sector jobs in recent years, according to a survey of transportation officials.
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Snowstorm continues pounding Pacific Northwest
Truckers will have to chain up heading through the Washington Cascades as heavy snow piles up.
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Weekend snowstorm to slam Northeast
Look for accumulations of 6 to 12 inches of snow in high elevations of West Virginia, western Pennsylvania, upstate New York and northern New England…
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Daily Infographic: Tips for truckers: How to weather a snow squall
AskWaves explores how drivers can navigate these quick, intense storms
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Extensive winter storm to stretch from Plains to Northeast
A developing winter storm could cause significant delays in freight flows over the next few days (video forecast included).
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Tips for truckers: How to weather a snow squall
These are quick safety tips for truckers navigating dangerous snow squalls.
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