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Numerous Crashes Linked to Fast Travel on Wet Roadways

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10/12 Fire officials and law enforcement are asking motorists to slow down during the wet weather. Ash Fork Fire says they responded to multiple calls for crashes on I-40. There were 3-crashes along the interstate in a short period of time with one crash involving a fatality and several serious injuries. Officials say the weather played a role in each crash due to low visibility and slick road surfaces. Motorists are also reminded of Arizona’s “Move Over Law”. If you see flashing lights on

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