Abandoned vehicles compound winter traffic safety concerns

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After apparently sllding off the roadway, a pickup truck sits in a snowbank in a remote area of Eccles Canyon. During winter storms, Carbon County motorists face numerous traffic hazards including difficult to spot, snow-covered abandoned vehicles that tend to compound the potential risks for accidents.

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