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CROOKSTON AREA CHAMBER ASKING MEMBERS FOR INPUT ON HIGHWAY 2 CORRIDOR STUDY

The City of Crookston has partnered with the Minnesota Department of Transportation to study the Highway 2 Corridor through the Crookston area. A focus is on the downtown area, but also includes the use of the Bypass route. The study is looking at ways to make the routes safer for both pedestrians and motor vehicles […]

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NO TRAVEL ADVISORY LIFTED ON HIGHWAY 2 FROM EAST GRAND FORKS TO CROOKSTON

The Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Minnesota State Patrol have lifted the no travel advisory on Highway 2 from East Grand Forks to Crookston. The highway was under no travel advisory due to blizzard conditions earlier today. Motorists should continue to use caution when traveling, especially in open areas with no windbreaks and reduced

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NO TRAVEL ADVISED ON HIGHWAY 2 FROM EAST GRAND FORKS TO CROOKSTON

The Minnesota Department of Transportation and the Minnesota State Patrol announced no travel advised on Highway 2 from East Grand Forks to Crookston in northwest Minnesota due to high winds and blowing snow causing no visibility. Snowplows will continue to operate, but motorists are advised not to travel until conditions improve. For tips on safe

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WINTER TRUCK LOAD INCREASES BEGIN DEC. 31 FOR CENTRAL FROST ZONE

Winter load increases will begin Friday, Dec. 31, at 12:01 a.m. on unrestricted state highways in the central frost zone. Winter load increases are already in effect in the north and north-central frost zones. Frost zones and restricted routes can be found on the MnDOT load limits map. Start and end dates and other load limit

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MNDOT REMINDS PUBLIC NOT TO PUSH SNOW ONTO ROADS

The Minnesota Department of Transportation reminds the public that it is illegal to deposit snow on or next to a public highway or street. “Placing snow on or near a public road creates hazards, including drainage problems, drifting, sight obstruction, and unsafe access,” said Paul Konickson, Assistant District Engineer – Operations. “Keep crosswalks, intersections, entrances,

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MNDOT KICKS OFF SECOND ANNUAL “NAME A SNOWPLOW” CONTEST

After last year’s successful contest and outstanding snowplow name ideas, the Minnesota Department of Transportation is inviting the public to help name another round of eight snowplows – one snowplow for each MnDOT district in the state. MnDOT encourages the public to get creative and submit their most witty, unique or punny snowplow name ideas on the agency’s

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