Following two days of work helping to escort people stuck east of the rock slide out and working to break up rocks, crews were able to move the remaining boulders - a few the size of cars - over to the shoulder and to the westbound lane. This allowed them to safely open a single lane for local traffic. Drivers need to stop at both sides and treat the area as a two-way stop using caution and slow speeds. Crews will continue to work during daylight hours Friday, and until further notice, to get this highway reopen. They will sporadically close both lanes for this clearing work so even local driv
Following two days of work helping to escort people stuck east of the rock slide out and working to break up rocks, crews were able to move the remaining boulders - a few the size of cars - over to the shoulder and to the westbound lane. This allowed them to safely open a single lane for local traffic. Drivers need to stop at both sides and treat the area as a two-way stop using caution and slow speeds. Crews will continue to work during daylight hours Friday, and until further notice, to get this highway reopen. They will sporadically close both lanes for this clearing work so even local drivers should avoid the area if possible. SR 20 rock slide, traffic control for local residents 33892308181 o
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