Baker Urges Drivers To Stay Off Roads Friday During Snow Storm

BOSTON (CBS) – Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker is urging drivers to stay off the roads on Friday due to the winter storm.  Some areas could get a foot of snow.

"Given the hazardous travel conditions that will be created by the storm, we are urging people to stay off the roads tomorrow if they can, especially during the morning commute," Baker said Thursday evening.

All non-emergency state employees have been instructed to work remotely on Friday.

"We urge other employers to be flexible and to allow their employees to telework, if possible," Baker said.

MassDOT was out pretreating roads Thursday night and has approximately 3,500 pieces of equipment available clear the snow.

"If you travel, please leave yourself extra time and take it slow, and give the road crews plenty of space to do their work," Baker said.

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