INDIANAPOLIS – Drivers around central Indiana heeded warnings from law enforcement to stay off the roads, and a repeat of Friday night's mess was avoided.
Indiana State Police warned drivers to stay off the roads Saturday night into Sunday morning as another round of icy weather moved through the area.
Saturday night a flash freeze was expected and because of icy conditions Friday night that led to dozens of car accidents, with four being fatal, many people took the adivice of law enforcement
?Oh weather outside is frightful
The way people drive isn't delightful
So if you've no place to go
Stay at home Stay at home Stay at home
— Sgt. John Perrine (@ISPIndianapolis) December 17, 2016
When @rtv6 tells me not to travel today. Well, okay. I mean, if you're gonna twist my arm. #whitechristmas ? pic.twitter.com/HWO4PqVBVq
— Nicole Lynn Plowman (@OfficialNLP) December 17, 2016
Several counties in central Indiana are still under travel advisories.
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