OPP asking some drivers to stay off roads

Posted Dec 29, 2009 03:23:29 AM.

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Provincial police are asking motorists to stay off the roads in central Ontario unless absolutely necessary.

Police say weather conditions have led to dangerous conditions on several highways.
Those roads include Grey Road 124, and Highway 26 and County Road 91 between Duntroon and Minesing. Police say high winds and blowing snow are causing zero visibility on the roads. Police say Airport Road between Creemore and Stayner has been closed due to unsafe weather conditions.

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