Busy day for EMS workers

Emergency workers, from left, Jim McClure with Scott's Service Center, Clark County firefighter Lt. Vince Cooper, Clark County Deputy Sheriff Paul Howard and firefighter John Ratliff move a steel support beam from a damaged road sign after a car hydroplaned near the Interstate 64 93 mile marker Wednesday afternoon. There have been many accidents recently on I-64 caused by hydroplaning. One involved a Kentucky State Police cruiser between the 94 exit and the Clark-Fayette county line since the roadway was widened to three lanes in each direction. Hydroplaning occurs when a vehicle skims along water without touching the asphalt below.