INDIANAPOLIS — Authorities are warning drivers to be cautious after responding to an increased amount of slide offs and crashes in Central Indiana since Saturday evening.
As of Sunday morning, several counties, including Delaware, Henry, Grant, Boone and Hendricks, are still under a travel advisory.
When a travel advisory is issued for a county, motorists are asked to use caution and avoid hazardous situations.
In Putnam County, three people were transported to the hospital after a crash. Deputies said they believe high speeds and road conditions caused the driver to lose control.
In Carmel, officers responded Saturday night to an area of Interstate-465 near U.S. 31 South after receiving reports of two crashes.
***CFD DISPATCH*** Engines 345, 346 Ladder 341 Medics 346, 345 Chief 304, serious accident 31 s ramp to 465 w.
— Carmel Fire PIO (@CFD911runs) January 27, 2019
Authorities in Lawrence County said the roads were still hazardous as of Sunday morning.
To view the latest travel advisories, visit the travel advisory website.
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