Robertson County, TN – Drivers across Robertson County are being urged to stay off the roads today as winter weather continues to worsen travel conditions, creating hazardous driving situations across the area.
According to the Robertson County Emergency Management Agency, roadways throughout the county are beginning to become covered, with conditions expected to deteriorate as winter weather persists. Officials warn drivers to expect slick and icy roads, reduced visibility, and the potential for road closures, particularly on bridges, overpasses, and secondary roads.
Emergency officials say travel should be avoided unless absolutely necessary. For those who must be on the road, authorities recommend slowing down, increasing following distance, and avoiding sudden braking or sharp turns. Drivers are also advised to use extreme caution on elevated roadways and to keep an emergency kit inside their vehicle.
“If you do not need to be on the road, please stay home,” officials said in a statement, noting that limiting travel helps keep motorists safe and allows first responders and road crews to operate more effectively.
Robertson County Emergency Management officials say they are closely monitoring road and weather conditions and coordinating with local and state partners. Additional updates will be provided as conditions change throughout the day.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official county updates and local alerts as winter weather continues to impact travel across Robertson County and surrounding areas in Middle Tennessee.
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