Wyoming Department of Transportation

Highway striping crews are getting ready to begin work in central and northwest Wyoming next week, and crews are asking for help from drivers.

The DUIs were among 270 traffic stops, and law enforcement also wrote 35 speeding tickets and made a total of 33 arrests, including two for controlled substances.

Snow, combined with sustained winds of more than 30 mph and gusts around 60 mph, hampered the cleanup process.

Partners include the Wyoming Medical Center Injury Prevention Traffic Safety program and WYDOT.

Other travelers should expect black ice.

DeHoff says WYDOT will continue to monitor the safety of the intersection while the designs for two long-term projects are being completed.

WYDOT expects the work to take two or three days to complete.

They intend to reduce fatal crashes through enforcement of impaired driving and seatbelt laws, and a media campaign emphasizing a zero-tolerance stance.

According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, 10,497 people were killed in drunk-driving crashes in 2016.

Airport manager Glenn Januska said the need for a new Customs Office was long overdue.

Some vehicles were splashed with water mixed with concrete dust on Wednesday.

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