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FILE- FPL and partners have lined up their trucks at the Daytona International Speedway in preparation for response to Hurricane Dorian impacts. (FPL) Florida Power and Light, along with their mutual assistance partners, are ready to go ahead of Hurricane Dorian. Hundreds of trucks lined up at the Daytona International Speedway, positioned and ready to respond. Workers from 34 states are in Daytona, prepared to tackle problems in areas hit by the storm. FPL and mutual assistance partners are positioned and ready to respond as we continue to track Hurricane #Dorian’s uncertain path. pic.twitter.com/CkbzsH3usz — Florida Power & Light (@insideFPL) September 1, 2019 The restoration workforce is said to be more than 16,000 strong and includes crews that have traveled from out of state. Throughout the day, we have seen numerous trucks come in-and-out of the Speedway as they prepare for the hurricane. FPL tells WINK News that these convoys include everything from vegetation to line workers and they are all going to be vital to get the power back on safely and quickly as possible. Our restoration workforce, including crews that have traveled from out of state, are ready to respond to Hurricane #Dorian. pic.twitter.com/sIB47D3yIw — Florida Power & Light (@insideFPL) August 31, 2019 FPL wants to remind those preparing for the storm to make safety your top priority. When preparing your home, make sure your ladders, scaffolds and tools stay at least 10 feet from power lines. As Hurricane #Dorian nears, please make safety your top priority. When preparing your home, make sure your ladders, scaffolds and tools stay at least 10 feet from power lines. pic.twitter.com/I72YcmTtKo — Florida Power & Light (@insideFPL) August 31, 2019