The Wyoming Highway Patrol stayed busy during the recent solar eclipse while observing a surge in traffic during the event.
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WYOMING — The Wyoming Highway Patrol stayed busy during the recent solar eclipse while observing a surge in traffic during the event. WHP Troopers around the state worked extended shifts to make sure all Wyoming residents and guests stayed safe while keeping traffic moving.
Photo/Krista West
ABOVE: The southbound traffic on I-25 after the eclipse finally returned to normal at around 2 a.m. on the following Tuesday, according to WHP’s Sergeant Kyle McKay.