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Prepare for heavy traffic on these roads during the eclipse

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The April 8 eclipse will begin in southwest Ohio around 3:08 p.m. The 124-mile-wide path of totality will cross the state from southwest to northeast. The heaviest traffic appears in the forecast late afternoon and doesn't appear to ease up for hours. Motorists should also keep their gas tank full and pack a cellphone charger.

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The Columbus Dispatch

Where could Ohio traffic be bad during the solar eclipse? See the map from ODOT

The total eclipse will last only a few minutes, but some highways could be jammed for hours as people head home.

1 month ago·Columbus, United States

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Glens Falls Post-Star

Prepare for heavy traffic on these roads during the eclipse

Warren County has warned residents to prepare for heavy traffic, possible cell phone service disruptions and other potential impacts as large crowds descend on the region for the April 8 solar eclipse.

1 month ago

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