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El Paso Faces Black Ice and Wet Roads: TxDOT Alerts Residents

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On January 25, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) issued a warning about hazardous driving conditions in El Paso due to localized flooding, wet roads, and the presence of black ice. Areas particularly affected include Montwood and Zaragoza, as well as the Loop 375/Montana Overpass. These conditions pose a significant risk for drivers, emphasizing the need for caution while traveling. Residents are advised to stay informed about road conditions and drive safely.

Key Details: • Date of report: January 25 • Black ice locations: Montwood, Zaragoza, Loop 375/Montana Overpass • Drivers should exercise caution on wet and icy roads

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