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Drivers urged to take care on Kent's icy roads

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Police have issued a warning to motorists after severe weather was forecasted for Kent.

Freezing temperatures are expected to hit Kent for the next week or two - causing hazardous driving conditions.

Drivers are advised to be wary of ice when out on the county's roads.

Motorists have also been warned that broken down vehicle left causing an obstruction on the highway will be removed.

Kent Police's roads policing Chief Inspector Andy Reeves said: "Motorists should be prepared and allow extra time for their journeys.

"Ensure you have warm clothing and food and drink supplies with you.

"If the weather is severe, then only travel if your journey is absolutely necessary.

"Pedestrians should also take great care as icy conditions can be treacherous.

"If you have elderly or vulnerable neighbours or relatives, then please remember to check on them to ensure they are safe and well."

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