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travelevents1 year ago

"Anticipating the Next Total Solar Eclipse: Vermont's Eclipse Impact and Future Viewing Opportunities"

Vermont is assessing the impact of the total solar eclipse, which drew thousands of visitors and caused significant outbound traffic, but no major crises. Public safety officials reported traffic accidents and stranded motorists, but overall, the crowds were pleasant and understanding. The state experienced traffic choke points and increased demand for water at welcome centers, with estimates of up to 160,000 visitors. The eclipse-watchers in Newport alone were estimated at 20,000, nearly five times its normal population.

via VTDigger|
#event-impact#public-safety#solar-eclipse
travelevents1 year ago

"Midwest States Prepare for Traffic and School Closures Ahead of Upcoming Solar Eclipse"

The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8 is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors to Indiana, prompting concerns about increased traffic and congestion. The Indiana Department of Transportation advises motorists to plan ahead, anticipate travel impacts, and follow safety tips before, during, and after the eclipse. Areas near the eclipse centerline, including Vincennes, Bloomington, Franklin, and Bluffton, are expected to see the greatest influx of visitors. INDOT will limit road closures and restrictions where possible to help with traffic flow, and visitors are urged to check traffic conditions and plan their routes in advance.

via WANE|
#event-planning#indiana#safety-tips
travelevents2 years ago

"Small Utah town overwhelmed as eclipse enthusiasts flock to witness rare event"

The small town of Richfield in central Utah is preparing for an influx of visitors, estimated to be between 30,000 to 50,000, to witness the upcoming 2023 eclipse. While residents are excited, officials are concerned about the strain on resources, including police and medical services. The town is making arrangements for camping spaces and RV parking, as all hotels are fully booked. Traffic congestion and potential communication issues are also anticipated. Additionally, officials worry about the amount of garbage that visitors may leave behind. Despite the challenges, authorities are coordinating with key stakeholders to manage the situation and advise some visitors to consider leaving on Sunday to avoid heavy traffic.

via KUTV 2News|
#concerns#eclipse#resources
travelevents2 years ago

Massive Crowds Anticipated for Spectacular Solar Eclipse Event in Klamath County

Klamath County in Oregon is expecting nearly 60,000 visitors next month to witness the solar eclipse, prompting a state of emergency due to limited resources. Residents are encouraged to stock up on necessities like gas and food ahead of time. The county commissioner asks for patience from visitors during what will be one of the busiest weekends in the county's history. The solar eclipse is scheduled to occur from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on October 14th.

via KDRV|
#klamath-county#preparation#solar-eclipse