Thanks to Heidi making the smart choice to buckle up, she and her family have a happy Thanksgiving celebration today.
Showing posts with label thanksgiving travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thanksgiving travel. Show all posts
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Save Your Giblets
Thanksgiving can be a dangerous time for motorists, especially unbelted ones. No matter when you're traveling, make sure the only belt unbuckled is at your Thanksgiving dinner table and not in your vehicle.
It's your best defense in a crash. Buckle Up to Arrive Alive!
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Limiting Work Zones for Thanksgiving Travel
Ready for Thanksgiving? To help with your travels, this weekend, we're restricting construction work on interstates and state highways. Work will stop at noon tomorrow and resume at 9 a.m. on Monday.
Traffic will still be restricted in areas where there are permanent barriers, and crews may continue to work on sections of roadway closed to the public.
To get the latest road condition reports, keep the Traveler Information Map handy at www.modot.org.
Traffic will still be restricted in areas where there are permanent barriers, and crews may continue to work on sections of roadway closed to the public.
To get the latest road condition reports, keep the Traveler Information Map handy at www.modot.org.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Home for the Holidays
Just in time for busy Thanksgiving travel, Amtrak's Missouri River Runner is adding a third coach to Train 316, the evening eastbound train, from Kansas City to St. Louis, Nov. 16-27.
The added coach will help with seating for holiday travelers, as more are expected for the Thanksgiving holiday. Last year, ridership was up 17 percent in November from the previous year.
For more information, visit www.morail.org.
Do you have any stories about your train travel in Missouri! Please share your Missouri River Runner memories in the comments.
The added coach will help with seating for holiday travelers, as more are expected for the Thanksgiving holiday. Last year, ridership was up 17 percent in November from the previous year.
For more information, visit www.morail.org.
Do you have any stories about your train travel in Missouri! Please share your Missouri River Runner memories in the comments.
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