to get the gas and supplies down to shelters and families that need need it in the southern part of the state. contra flow also inhibits our ability to get emergency vehicles to people. right now, to ease congestion we have activated use of shoulders on i-75 from wildwood to the georgia line. please drive safely and listen to law enforcement. they re working to keep you and your family safe. real-time traffic information and evacuation routes are available at fl 511.com. we re seeing bottlenecks at major highway junctions which brings up an important point. you do not need to evacuate out of the state or hundreds of miles away to be safe. if you do not need to be on the road, please do not travel. find shelters in your count i. you can visit florida disaster.org/shelters to find out where shelters are in your area. le we are coordinating with google emergency s response team
around the state, hundreds of d.o.t. workers offering cameras ensuring traffic flows continue and evacuations proceed without interruptions. all of this is to help everyone that s going to evacuate get safely where they need to go. contra flow. we still need southbound lanes to get gas and supplies down to shelters and family that need it in the southern part of the state. contra flow is getting supplies to those who need them. shoulders on i-75 from wildwood to the georgia line. drive safely and listen to law enforcement who are working to keep you and your family safe. realtime traffic information and evacuation routes available at fl-511.com. seeing bottlenecks at major highway junctions bringing up an important point. if you don t need to evacuate out of the state, hundreds of miles away to stay safe, there s
evacuation is proceeding without interruptions. all of this is to help everyone that will evacuate to get safely where they need to go. we still need southbound lanes to get needed gas and supplies down to shelters and families that needed in the southern part of the state. counter flow inhibits our ability is to get shoulders on i-75 on to the georgia line. drive safely and listen to law enforcement. they are working to keep you and your family safe. real-time traffic information and evacuation routes are available. we are seeing bottlenecks at a major highway junctions, bringing up an important point. if you do not need to evacuate out of the state, hundreds of miles away to stay safe, there is an you don t always have to do that. there will be shelters all around the state. so if you do not need to be on the road, get off and get to a
fdot and law enforcement are working diligently. already seeing bottlenecks at major highway junctions. you do not need to evacuate out of the state or hundreds of miles away to stay safe. find shelters in tcounty. we re coordinated to close roads in goggle maps in the event the hurricane closes them in the aftermath of the storm. you ll know if the road is closed. all tolls have been waived. if you re concerned that you do not have a way to evacuate, 1-800-955-5504. we will do all we did to get you out. but do not wait. national guard. activating another 3,000 national guardsman to help are shelters and evacuations. the immediately beginning with hurricane irma preparations.
we re clearing traffic issues in realtime to keep people moving. law enforcement is working diligently. we ve seen bottlenecks at major highway junctions which brings up an important point. you do not need to evacuate out of the state or hundreds of miles away to be safe. find shelters in your county. we are coordinating with google emergency response team to prepare to close roads in google maps in realtime in the event that hurricane irma force as closure of any roads in the aftermath of the storm. my direction, all tolls have been waived across florida roadways. this will help families evacuate quickly and safely. if you are concerned you don t have a way to evacuate, due to traffic, call the florida emergency hotline, 1-800-342-3557. dedicated hotline. national guard:today i m activating another 3,000 national guard members to help with shelter operations and evacuations. today we will have more than