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🚧 Route J in Montgomery County Reopened After Flooding Closure 🚧

2024-05-03

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Traffic on Route J in Montgomery County has resumed as of 12:55 pm on May 3, 2024, following a closure caused by flooding. The previously affected segment between Mineola and Big Spring Quarry Road is now accessible to motorists. Local authorities remind the public to avoid driving through flooded roads for their own safety. For continuous updates on road conditions, travelers are encouraged to consult the Missouri Department of Transportation's traveler information map at https://t.co/zwVmcPhXwr.

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