5.8K views · 38 reactions | West Virginia Department of Transportation reminds drivers to be aware of the changing conditions winter weather can bring. High water can obscure washed out roads and culverts. When you see high water, turn around. | West Virginia Department of Transportation | Facebook

The time to take our advice is now. Check road conditions along your entire route before you start your morning commute. ☎️ dial 511 🖥 visit 511.VDOT.Virginia.gov 📱 check @511statewideva 📲 download the 511 app from the Apple or Google Play Store: bit.ly/41fhfSh | Virginia Department of Transportation

9.3K views · 49 reactions | Check out this short video on how to use www.wv511.org to check road conditions and weather alerts. | West Virginia Department of Transportation | Facebook

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7.3K views · 124 reactions | Meet Travis McCormick -- a Transportation Worker 2 based in Kanawha County. Travis is one of approximately 3,000 transportation workers at the West Virginia Department of Transportation. Our equipment operators work around the clock during winter storms to treat, clear and maintain the state’s highway system. We thank them and remind motorists to give our plow drivers room to operate. #DontCrowdThePlow | West Virginia Department of Transportation | Facebook

26K views · 37 reactions | As Winter Storm Blair arrives this weekend, the West Virginia Department of Transportation wants to remind you to use caution on the roadways. Take it slow around ice and snow, and when you see our equipment operators on the roadway, please give them space. #DontCrowdThePlow | West Virginia Department of Transportation | Facebook