Politics & Government

MnDOT, State Patrol Applaud Minnesotans For Staying Home, Keeping Crash Numbers Lower Than Anticipated

Those in charge of keeping us safe say Minnesotans deserve an "A" for listening and staying home.

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February 24, 2023

MINNEAPOLIS -- The storm left some of us grumpy: Complaining about being cooped up with the kids, attempts at e-learning and for some, still having to get to work.

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But those in charge of keeping us safe say Minnesotans deserve an "A" for listening and staying home.

During Monday morning's dusting of snow, the State Patrol said there were 158 crashes across the state with 28 injures. But as of midday on the third day of this snowstorm, there were 384 crashes statewide, and 33 of those involved injuries.

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