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I thought this only happens in third world countries: Interstate I-95 Shut Down in Virgina All Night as Drivers Stuck in Cars for 11 Hours in East Coast Blizzard

Posted on | January 4, 2022 | 1 Comment

Interstate I-95 Shut Down in Virgina All Night as Drivers Stuck in Cars for 11 Hours in East Coast Blizzard

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One Response to “I thought this only happens in third world countries: Interstate I-95 Shut Down in Virgina All Night as Drivers Stuck in Cars for 11 Hours in East Coast Blizzard”

  1. Davey Crockett
    January 5th, 2022 @ 2:04 pm

    This normally would not cause a problem on the highways…

    But this time we can’t allow the cars and trucks get the load out of the highways…

    And the people are caught to keep them from moving along the highway…!~~~

    This time frame is a very long time for the 11 hours…

    I wonder how they kept the engine running and not run out of gas…!

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