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trying to find it in her puree. So everything wat* OK.
To me, it won not a laughing matter. When you’re on the highway, one glance at the kids in the backseat, changing the rudio station or even a cell phone call can be a distraction.
Remember, it only takes one inattentive driver to change someone's life forever.
In this case, it did not cost a life.
The anniutl observation ofWork Zone Awareness Week runs from April 7 to 11. The theme* is “Slow for the Cone Zone.”
Some motorists often forget that it is everyone’s job to keep work zones safe. The Virginia Department of Transportation wants to protect us and our highway work crews. These three steps can mean the different between life and deuth.
1. When you see the orange signs, be ulert for changing conditions ahead.
2. Slow down and expect the unexpected. I’uy attention to your surroundings. You may encounter lane shifts, construction vehicles entering and leaving the roadway or changed speed limits.
3. Minimize distractions! Avoid changing radio stution* and using mobile phones while driving in a work zone.
Highwuy work continues to be one of the most dangerous occupations in America. Let’s do our part to keep highway workers safe in work zones by giving them a brake and going slow in the cone zone.
Sometimes we forget driving can be dangerous. I’ay attention on the road hecuuse you hold your life and oth«Ts' lives in your hands.
Have a groat week!
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