Verified developments affecting drivers’ work, safety, licensing, pay, equipment, and travel.
National Weather Service advisories call for 2 to 5 inches of wet snow mainly above 1,200 feet in parts of northern New York and Vermont from Thursday into Friday, with slippery roads possible for the evening and Friday morning travel periods.
The National Weather Service says local law enforcement reported flash flooding on Highways 141 and 281 after 5 to 8 inches of rain in parts of the Coastal Bend; the broader Flood Watch continues through noon Monday.
Isaias made landfall near Destin as a Category 2 hurricane before weakening inland, while flooding, debris, outages and changing road restrictions continue to require live 511 checks.
ODOT says westbound I-84 reopened between Ontario and La Grande on September 28 after an earlier crash-related commercial-truck restriction.
Orange County officials reported an indefinite closure after electrical damage from Tropical Storm Edouard; drivers should use posted controls and current local information.
Huron County announced a September 12–18 railroad-crossing closure, with truck traffic directed to Verona Road, Purdy Road, and M-19; weather may change the schedule.
IDOT announced staged September lane closures on the Clark Bridge for washing and inspection, with peak-direction lanes restored during commute periods.
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