Trucks Avoid Rio Grande Flooding

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Trucks Avoid Rio Grande Flooding

R.G. Edmonson | Jul 09, 2010 12:35PM EDT

Truck traffic between the U.S. and Mexico this week skirted flood waters from the Rio Grande with little or no disruption, federal agencies reported.

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