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New sign hopes to prevent large trucks for getting stuck in Talcott

by Rebecca Stalnaker
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March 22, 2023
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New sign at Talcott Bridge. Photo by Mike Gore.

New sign at Talcott Bridge. Photo by Mike Gore.

TALCOTT, (Hinton News) – Over time, multiple tractor-trailers have gotten stuck on Bacon’s Mountain in Talcott. Each time, emergency services are dispatched, sometimes for hours. Quite often, emergency responders report that the driver was following a GPS route.

After efforts from local officials, including within the County Commission, new signs have been installed. Recently, the West Virginia Department of Highways installed a sign at the beginning of the Talcott Bridge with a message that the road ahead is not suitable for large trucks.

Additionally, a similar sign now sits at the beginning of the Woodrumtown Roads.

Local officials and emergency responders are hopeful these signs help prevent future incidents.

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Rebecca Stalnaker

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