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February 13, 2026 - Clearfield, PA

Shapiro Administration Investments Make Travel Safer, Prepare Pennsylvanians for Winter Weather

Data shows Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage on Interstates 80 and 81 has reduced crashes and fatalities.
Snow squall driving simulation to help Pennsylvanians visualize driving in winter weather is now available for free.

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) today highlighted that Shapiro Administration's investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOT's Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.

"Safe driving is important year-round, but it's even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly," said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. "If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If that's not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash."

Speakers:
Mike Carroll, Secretary, PennDOT
Craig Shuey, Chief Operating Officer, PA Turnpike
Randy Padfield, Director, PEMA
Trooper Vaughn Norbert, Troop C Public Information Officer, PSP
Jonathan Guseman, Warning Coordination Meteorologist, NWS



The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_001.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_002.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_003.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_004.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.....While the PA Turnpike has 24-hour roadway maintenance in the winter months, we still need people to slow down in these conditions and let our crews do their jobs, said PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey. Stay safely behind the plow trucks and do not pass them as they work. It will keep everyone safe..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_005.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.....While the PA Turnpike has 24-hour roadway maintenance in the winter months, we still need people to slow down in these conditions and let our crews do their jobs, said PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey. Stay safely behind the plow trucks and do not pass them as they work. It will keep everyone safe..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_006.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.....While the PA Turnpike has 24-hour roadway maintenance in the winter months, we still need people to slow down in these conditions and let our crews do their jobs, said PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey. Stay safely behind the plow trucks and do not pass them as they work. It will keep everyone safe..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_007.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.....While the PA Turnpike has 24-hour roadway maintenance in the winter months, we still need people to slow down in these conditions and let our crews do their jobs, said PA Turnpike Chief Operating Officer Craig Shuey. Stay safely behind the plow trucks and do not pass them as they work. It will keep everyone safe..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_008.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PEMA Director Randy Padfield joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather... .. .Snow squalls can create dangerous driving conditions in just seconds, so the best defense is planning ahead to avoid them, said PEMA Director Randy Padfield. Check the forecast before traveling and consider delaying trips when snow squalls are expected. Plus, consider stocking your vehicle with basic emergency supplies like blankets, water, a flashlight, and a phone charger to be ready for emergencies that may occur any time youre driving.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_009.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PEMA Director Randy Padfield joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather... .. .Snow squalls can create dangerous driving conditions in just seconds, so the best defense is planning ahead to avoid them, said PEMA Director Randy Padfield. Check the forecast before traveling and consider delaying trips when snow squalls are expected. Plus, consider stocking your vehicle with basic emergency supplies like blankets, water, a flashlight, and a phone charger to be ready for emergencies that may occur any time youre driving.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_010.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PEMA Director Randy Padfield joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather... .. .Snow squalls can create dangerous driving conditions in just seconds, so the best defense is planning ahead to avoid them, said PEMA Director Randy Padfield. Check the forecast before traveling and consider delaying trips when snow squalls are expected. Plus, consider stocking your vehicle with basic emergency supplies like blankets, water, a flashlight, and a phone charger to be ready for emergencies that may occur any time youre driving.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_011.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PEMA Director Randy Padfield joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather... .. .Snow squalls can create dangerous driving conditions in just seconds, so the best defense is planning ahead to avoid them, said PEMA Director Randy Padfield. Check the forecast before traveling and consider delaying trips when snow squalls are expected. Plus, consider stocking your vehicle with basic emergency supplies like blankets, water, a flashlight, and a phone charger to be ready for emergencies that may occur any time youre driving.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_012.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PSP Troop C Public Information Officer Trooper Vaughn Norbert joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_013.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PSP Troop C Public Information Officer Trooper Vaughn Norbert joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_014.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PSP Troop C Public Information Officer Trooper Vaughn Norbert joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_015.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> PSP Troop C Public Information Officer Trooper Vaughn Norbert joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_016.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Jonathan Guseman joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_017.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Jonathan Guseman joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_018.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Jonathan Guseman joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_019.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Jonathan Guseman joins the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_020.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_021.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_022.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_023.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_024.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_025.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_026.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_027.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_028.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a> The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carroll joins Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PA Turnpike), Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA), Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), and the National Weather Service (NWS) to highlight that Shapiro Administrations investments in Variable Speed Limit (VSL) signage across the Commonwealth have saved lives - leading to an average of 7 percent fewer winter crashes and a 34 percent decrease in serious injuries and fatalities in these crashes - during a visit to PennDOTs Clearfield-based District 2 Regional Traffic Management Center (RTMC). PennDOT also reminded Pennsylvanians of the resources - including a snow squall driving simulation - available to help them stay safe while driving in winter weather.. .Safe driving is important year-round, but its even more essential in the winter when weather conditions can change quickly, said PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll. If you receive a snow squall warning while driving on an interstate, the best thing to do is take the next exit and find a safe place to park. If thats not possible, stay in your lane and slow down gradually, increasing your following distance. Turn on your headlights and hazard lights so other vehicles can see you. And buckle up! Your seat belt could save your life if you are in a crash..<br><a href="https://filesource.amperwave.net/commonwealthofpa/photo/28778_PennDOT_SnowSquallSafety_EmilyDamiano_029.jpg" target="_blank">⇣ Download Photo</a>