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Thomas Leffler

Florida Rushing To Repair Pulverized Roads That Left Families Stranded After Nicole

Florida Department of Transportation crews acted fast in the wake of Hurricane Nicole, repairing a section of State Road A1A along Vilano Beach. The fast-working FDOT crews, many pulled away from home to deal with yet another natural disaster, were able to quickly complete emergency repairs on the road. (COURTESY OF ACCUWEATHER)

In the wake of Hurricane Nicole’s damage and destruction to the Florida coastline, state Department of Transportation crews once again found themselves in hurricane-repair mode as they acted quickly to haul out massive mounds of sand that washed upon coastal roads during the storm’s considerable surge.

Crews from FDOT have been working tirelessly since the devastation of Hurricane Ian in September. They now have had their hands full once more as Nicole shifted the coastline and ripped apart asphalt in locations such as Vilano Beach, about 40 miles southeast of Jacksonville.

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