Road conditions for Oregon and Northern California - 3/28

WINTER DRIVING SEASON IS IN EFFECT!

STUDDED TIRES ARE LEGAL THROUGH MIDNIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT. TIRE SOCKS ARE LEGAL IF YOUR VEHICLE CANNOT USE CHAINS OF ANY KIND

Now through Midnight Tuesday night, you MUST meet snow zone requirements going north of Redding, California. There is no way to travel through inland portions of Northern California, Oregon, and Washington without being in a snow zone, or passing through them. Winter driving conditions can be expected at anytime with no advance warning. Be prepared especially to encounter icy roads at anytime.

THE DEADLINE TO USE STUDDED TIRES IS NOT BEING EXTENDED! YOU MUST HAVE YOUR STUDDED TIRES OFF BY LAW BY MIDNIGHT TUESDAY NIGHT.

Spots of ice can occur in the overnights and mornings in the mountains, and east of the Cascades when cold temps are present. Be prepared.

Deicers and sanders will be working. Use caution.

WINTER DRIVING TIPS

SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE LIST OF HIGHWAYS  

INDIVIDUAL HIGHWAY REPORTS - Click the links below each report to access information

INTERSTATE 5

Interstate 5 in Northern California Oregon State Line to Redding, Roseburg in Southern Oregon to California State Line >

Hwy 62

Highway 62 road conditions >

Hwy 138

Highway 138 Road Conditions >

Hwy 140

Highway 140 Road Conditions >

North Cascades - Hwys 20, 26, and & 58

North Cascades Road Conditions>

Hwy 97 & Hwy 39

Highway 97 & Hwy 39 Road Conditions >

Hwy 66 and Dead Indian Memorial Road, and the Howard Hyatt Road

Highway 66, D.I.M.R, Howard Hyatt Road Conditions >

Hwy 230

Highway 230 Road Conditions >

Northern California State Hwys 3, 89, 139

Nor. Cal State Highway Road Conditions >

Hwy 199

Highway 199 conditions >

Hwy 101

Highway 101 Oregon Coast Highway Crescent City, California to Port Orford road consitions >

Coastal Hwys ORE 38, 42, and 138

Coastal Highways Road Conditions>

Hwys 99, 227, and 238

Highway 99, 227, & 238 Road Conditions >