I am writing this article to inform you about one of Wyoming's high- way hazards. This particular hazard is one that will sneak up on you when entering or exiting the interstate or any state road. ALL ramps, on and off, have what we call "cattle guards" which are placed in the road bed. These are steel bars that run across the width of the road, with about a four inch space between each bar, they are VERY slippery when they are wet or if you hit them at an angle. Enclosed is a photo showing the placement in alignment with the fence line. This one is at Moorcroft WY. and is treacherous because it is right at the spot where you start your turn. You also have to watch out for cattle and other wildlife on the roads.

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