Storm causes several crashes and slide-offs

By Standard-Examiner staff

Tue, 12/29/2009 - 1:23pm

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LAYTON -- Interstate 15 turned icy when a snow storm moved in before noon today.

Two semi-trucks slid off I-15 in south Davis County. No injuries were reported.

Utah Highway Patrol troopers and emergency crews also responded to other minor crashes and cars of the road throughout the morning.

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