Wayne County residents started their month on a soggy note as flooding engulfed sections of I-94, prompting closure of several segments of the freeway. Luckily, the water was quickly cleared, allowing for the reopening of the pavement on Friday afternoon.
Earlier on Friday, the waters had prompted the closing of various spots including the EB I-94 at Conner Street, EB I-94 at Gratiot Avenue, WB I-94 at Outer Drive, and I-94 at French Road. However, thanks to quick responses, the Michigan Department of Transportation announced that there were no active closures due to lingering flooding.
While the flooding has been cleared along I-94, it’s important for residents to stay vigilant, especially with potential weather changes. Residents are reminded of the following safety tips during flood conditions:
Just six inches of water can reach the bottom of most passenger cars, resulting in a loss of control and possible stalling. One foot of water can float many vehicles, whereas two feet of rushing water can carry off most vehicles, including SUVs and pickup trucks.
Let’s remember to keep each other and our community safe by taking these precautions seriously. Drive safe, Wayne County!
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