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Traffic delays in Woodford and Searsburg due to snow, police say

In Shaftsbury, Vermont, police say both lanes of VT Route 9 are obstructed due to snow, causing delays. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.

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Vermont State Police say that both lanes of VT Route 9 are currently obstructed near the town lines of Bennington and Woodford, as well as Wilmington and Searsburg, due to snow accumulation. The affected area has experienced significant weather conditions, prompting an extended duration of this incident.

According to police, motorists traveling through these regions should anticipate delays and are encouraged to consider alternative routes to avoid the obstructed sections of the highway. Specific details regarding the extent of the blockage and ongoing weather conditions have yet to be released. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

The situation highlights the need for careful driving in adverse weather conditions. Authorities remind the public to remain vigilant and prioritize safety while navigating affected roadways. As the weather event continues to evolve, travelers should stay informed about changing conditions and adjust their travel plans accordingly.

Source: Vermont State Police

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