bridge, the bridge, the condui between buffalo and canada let s go back to that one. look at that, everyone you don t even know if there i black ice underneath that. it s very well - there is certainly going to be a level of ice we can barely see those toll booths or inspection booths of sorts. it is scary out there. good advice to stay off th roads if you can let me tell you, it s, christmas eve people want to see their families do so safely stay warm. i will see you again soon. let s bring in meteorologist angie last man let s talk about the status of the storm. when is this thing going away? yeah, it s been a long haul event, alex. we ve seen this continue t move across the country, eventually making it to th east coast it really left cold air in its wake, not to mention the sno that you see shaq talkin about. let s talk about those locations. those were the hardest hit whe
waze app and the first thing i saw was accident up ahead about 15 miles, so i was like, all right, no biggie, an hour back-up at the most, but it was just snow and black ice underneath, so that s what made it significantly worse. and after a couple hours, you saw people getting out to stretch. around the four-hour mark, i saw two people walking in the open ramp where they can easily get ran over, just really dangerous, just abandoning their car because that was two people out of many more that ran out of gas during that hold-up. okay, so, at what point did you decide to make a hot breakfast for the drivers around you? so, it was 8:00 a.m. this driver stood up maybe because he was the only car to my front and the right of my truck. he was there at that same exact spot while i was there as well
second biggest traffic jam was two to three hours at that most. that was a fatal semitruck, multivehicle collision. and they cleaned it up fast, as usual. but i can understand there s winter conditions. 10 miles from the standstill location, it was a blanket of snow with black ice underneath. and people were zooming by with semitrucks. in all the time stuck on the highway, did you see authorities or police vehicles trying to rescue anyone or clear cars? what i saw was around 7/7:30 a.m. and a snow plow vehicle followed behind that. you have such an important job, particularly in these times. and i appreciate what you do.
last night. how long have you been driving for? i started in september of 2020 and up until the 2nd biggest traffic jam was two to three hours at the most. that was a fatal semitruck and multi-collisions and they clean it up as fast as usual. i understand winter conditions and ten miles from the standstill location. it was a blanket of snow but black ice underneath. people were just zooming by with semitrucks and cars either way. and all the time you were stuck in the highway, did you see any authorities or police trying to rescue anyone or clearing cars? from the point i was stopped