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Evacuación De Huracanes Ruta De Contra Flujo Sugerencias Importantes regresar a casa. Cheque más información en HOUSTON a AUSTIN, BRYAN, www.texasonline.com. Sus necesidades y las de su familia deben de ser los COLLEGE STATION, WACO factores más importantes al determinarse el tiempo No trate de manejar por agua estancada. Solo de su evacuación. Si usted debe evacuar, no espere unas pocas pulgadas son necesarias para que TEXAS a que el contra flujo sea abierto. Cuando el contra un vehículo flote. flujo sea activado, los ciudadanos van a ser advertidos por medio de la radio y la televisión Un accidente menor? locales. Todos los ciudadanos deben de prepararse con anticipación. La Ley del Estado requiere que los conductores Los siguientes pasos son recomendados: deben de mover sus vehículos al carril de 9 Construya su botiquín de materiales para emergencia (lateral) cuando un accidente menor desastres con cosas tales como linternas, ha ocurrido. Para mantener todos los carriles de celulares, baterías extras, cargadores de baterías, viaje y el carril de emergencia abiertos, los radios portátiles, botiquín de primeros auxilios, vehículos serán movidos a la próxima salida, agua y comida de emergencia, materiales y donde asistencia pueda estar a la mano. equipos médicos, abrelatas no eléctrico, un mapa, 290 documentos importantes como su seguro e Más información para la preparación en un información médica, etc. huracán y una evacuación segura esta 9 Asegure su casa contra desastres para disminuir disponible en los siguientes lugares: daños. Cubra sus ventanas con materiales de protección. Asegure o suba del piso cualquier Rutas de Evacuación, refugio, y necesidades cosa que pueda moverse alrededor de su casa. especiales: Evacuación de Huracanes 9 Si no puede llevarse sus mascotas (animales) Llame al 2-1-1 Ruta de Contra Flujo deje provisiones para ellos (agua y comida). Estación para Alertas de Emergencia: 9 Aprenda sus rutas de evacuación en su área Houston: KTRH 740 AM antes de salir de casa. (www.texasonline.com). San Antonio: WOAI 1200 AM 9 Llene su tanque de gasolina lo antes posible. Solo lleve un vehículo que pueda transportar con Estado de Texas: seguridad a usted y a su familia. Más vehículos www.texasonline.com generan congestión (tráfico). Departamento de Transporte de Texas (Texas Consejos para el 9 Traiga dinero en efectivo extra en caso de que los bancos estén cerrados y los cajeros automáticos Department of Transportation): Conductor no funcionen. www.txdot.gov 9 Avise a familiares y amigos (especialmente los Condición de carreteras: 1-800-452-9292 que se encuentren fuera de su área) de su plan y Departamento de Seguridad Pública de Texas: Planes de Evacuación pueden o no destino. www.txdps.state.tx.us incluir la Activación de Carriles 9 Desarrolle un plan de emergencia en caso de que Contra Flujo sus familiares estén separados. Dé instrucciones División de Manejo de Emergencia del a todos sus familiares del nombre y la información Gobernador. de contacto de su amigo o familiar designado que www.txdps.state.tx.us/dem se encuentra fuera del área. 9 Asegúrese de que los niños sepan como y cuando Cruz Roja Americana hablar al 9-1-1. www.redcross.org 9 Evacué viajando con cuidado a su destino. 1-866-GET-INFO (438-4636) 9 Espere tiempos significativamente prolongados de (Este número funcionará solamente después viaje a su destino. de la tormenta.) Después de la tormenta, escuche a los oficiales locales para la señal de que todo esta bien antes de Rev. 5/19/2008 HOUSTON a AUSTIN, BRYAN, Rutas de Evacuación para Huracanes y COLLEGE STATION, WACO Plan Potencial de Contra Flujo TEXAS QUIEN.........Este plan afectara aquellos conductores evacuando Houston. POR QUE…Por que es necesario ayudar a los ciudadanos a moverse con seguridad y eficacia fuera de peligro durante evacuaciones a larga escala. QUE…….…Si este plan es activado, los carriles del US 290 este, serán invertidos para llevar dos carriles hacia el oeste. El tráfico del contra flujo podrá salir en US 290 en localidades seleccionadas. CUANDO…La inversión será considerada solo cuando el área de Houston este amenazada por un huracán mayor y las evacuaciones forzadas sean asignadas. La decisión de invertir el US 290 va hacerse por el Departamento para la Seguridad Pública de Texas basado en la fuerza de la tormenta y el lugar donde va tener acción. DONDE…..Las operaciones del contra flujo empezarán al oeste del FM 1960. El tráfico viajando al norte viniendo de SH 6 puede voltear en el US 290 para tomar los carriles de contra flujo. To Waco HOUSTON To Austin Brenham Burton To Bryan, Chappell Hill College Station Prairie View BRENHAM Hempstead Waller Sin Escala N HEMPSTEAD Cypress Sin Escala N Sin Escala LEGENDA Zona sin Tráfico Houston N Sin Escala .
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