Slick Roadways Causing Trouble For Drivers In Gibson County
By: Melissa Garrett
Updated: March 17, 2013
Gibson County Dispatch tells Eyewitness News at least 12 vehicles have slid off roadways since early Sunday morning. Only a few of the accidents have reported injuries.We are told none of the injuries are serious.
Meanwhile, drivers in Fort Branch described conditions as "messy" and "sticky". But some motorists say they didn't have too much trouble getting around town.
"It hasn't been too bad and the highway ain't too bad. You just got some slick spots, but it's not too bad," says Ed Helm of Owensville.
Dispatchers say roads got better in the afternoon and there weren't as many problems as there were during the morning commute. The Sheriff's Department advises drivers use extreme caution when traveling.
Meanwhile, drivers in Fort Branch described conditions as "messy" and "sticky". But some motorists say they didn't have too much trouble getting around town.
"It hasn't been too bad and the highway ain't too bad. You just got some slick spots, but it's not too bad," says Ed Helm of Owensville.
Dispatchers say roads got better in the afternoon and there weren't as many problems as there were during the morning commute. The Sheriff's Department advises drivers use extreme caution when traveling.
