KENTON COUNTY, KY (FOX19) - On Monday night, March 11 crews will be replacing two crash cushions.

The first repair will begin at 9 pm at the I-75 SB 5th Street Exit ramp in Covington.  The ramp will be closed for approximately two hours for the repair.  Motorists can use the 12th Street/MLK Blvd Exit during the closure.

When this repair is complete crews will move operations to repair the crash cushion located at I-75 SB at Exit 180 (Florence/Union).  he slow lane will be closed.  The repair will take approximately two hours. 

KY (FOX19) - It's your turn to share your thoughts on important transportation issues in Kentucky.

The Kentucky Long Range Transportation Plan is currently being updated. And as part of the planning process, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has designed a short and confidential public survey to gauge the transportation expectations of folks who travel the state. The "Your Turn" survey will run through Feb. 25. It consists of 19 questions concerning demographics, transportation needs and desires, and funding options.

Your input will be used to plan for the future transportation system for you, your family and your community. To take the survey, log onto transportation.ky.gov and click the "Your Turn" picture: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HJJB83G

KENTON COUNTY, KY (FOX19)  - According to Dan Robinson, storm chaser and photojournalist, “Road icing is more likely to threaten your life than any other weather condition you’ll ever face.”  Accidents due to winter road conditions account for twice as many fatalities as from tornadoes, hurricanes, lightning, and severe thunderstorms combined.

“Each and every one of us who drives a vehicle is in charge of our own safety,” said Rob Hans, chief district engineer for the Northern Kentucky District 6 Office of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.  “It’s just this simple, drivers should be very cautious when traveling on wet or icy pavement.

“We are asking people to partner with us to make our roads crash-free,” Nancy Wood, the district’s information officer said. “During winter storm events, our maintenance workers do their part to fight adverse road conditions; we need you to do yours.”