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Getting around Pittsburgh and the rest of the nation this summer is fraught with lots of challenges. Road construction zones are popping up everywhere. The cones, barrels and confusing signs are causing traffic jams, and unfortunately car accidents.
It couldn’t come at a much worse time. I know that many people will be traveling to the beach in August. That means heavier traffic, more congestion, and more gridlock. For those taking long road trips, recent RV recalls have made it even more difficult.
Not only is it tough during the day, but trying to avoid road construction and traffic at night has its own perils. On the Pennsylvania Turnpike alone, 80 percent of July roadwork had projects scheduled for nighttime hours. And driving at night is hard enough as it is.
It’s the responsibility of state municipalities to maintain all roads. That means construction zones, by law, must be safe and drivable at all times of the day and night. Driving hazards can be anywhere this summer, so please be safe and keep your eyes on the road.

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