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I-10 Now Open In Hurricane Damage Zone
October 11, 2018
I-10 is now completely open through the Florida Panhandle. Earlier today, I-10 was closed from the Defuniak Springs/Freeport exit (mile marker 85) to the Chattahoochee/Lake Seminole exit (mile marker 166) due to hazardous conditions caused by Hurricane Michael.
Pictured: The FHP works to clear road debris Thursday morning. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “I-10 Now Open In Hurricane Damage Zone”
I don’t know who cleared the I 10 section closed on Thursday morning until Thursday night at 1900 but these men deserve a Medal! I drive that route every night and what they did was PHENOMINAL! They cleared 80 miles in both directions in 8 hours. That is 20 MPH of clearing. I saw it Thursday night and WOW! CUDOS to you and all the people involved! You are the people that MAGA! Thank You!
God Bless and be safe out there!
Thomas Mignerey, Go North into Georgia, and cut over on I-16. roundabout, but gets you moving.
Hows traffic? Moving? Slow?
What a mess. We were very fortunate this went East.
Stuck in Jacksonville. When is I-10 westbound expected to reopen?