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Oregon's award-winning travel information website, TripCheck , is a fantastic tool when traveling to Oregon . You can access up-to-date road conditions, weather forecasts, and travel advisories around the clock. Additionally, you can browse through a wide selection of traffic cameras to view the latest traffic updates.

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Winter Weather Road Closures and Chain Advisories

PBOT works to keep vital transit lines and emergency routes open. These snow and ice routes are the most critical for our city’s police and fire stations, hospitals, schools, frequent bus routes, the downtown core, and major business districts -- about a third of our entire street grid. PBOT’s mission is to provide at least one passable lane in each direction on these routes so that vehicles with front wheel drive or traction devices can get through. Depending on the severity of snow and ice, it can take up to three 12-hour shifts for our crews to sufficiently treat our routes with anti-icer. In a major snowfall, it can take our crews up to one 12-hour shift to plow our routes.

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Oregon road conditions dangerous even as weather stabilizes, ODOT says

• Updated: Jan. 14, 2024, 12:59 p.m. |
• Published: Jan. 14, 2024, 12:40 p.m.

The Portland area saw high winds and temperatures in the teens on Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024. Downed trees caused damage and power outages around the region. Dave Killen/The Oregonian

• Jayati Ramakrishnan | The Oregonian/OregonLive

Most of Oregon likely won’t see new snow or freezing rain for a couple of days, but drivers should still stay home if possible as crews work to clear snow, ice and downed tree limbs that litter the state’s roads following a major winter storm.

The Oregon Department of Transportation on Sunday morning said crews were out in full force working to clean up roads and get them open, but they will face challenges doing so. ODOT spokesperson Kacey Davey said crews were plowing roads and putting sand down where they can, but Davey said that de-icer and salt don’t work well when it’s 20 degrees or colder.

Davey said people should stay home unless they absolutely have to drive, and urged those who do go out to avoid dangerous behavior, such as driving over downed power lines or trying to pass snow plows. So far, she said, about a dozen ODOT snow plows have been struck by other cars while out on the roads. Those who need to drive should consult TripCheck for highway conditions.

Eastbound U.S. 26 remains closed from the Oregon Zoo to the Vista Ridge tunnel due to downed trees and damaged power lines. Oregon 224 is closed west of the small Clackamas County community of Barton.

Across the state, conditions remain challenging. The Columbia Gorge is cold and windy with spots of snow and ice. Davey said conditions were “relatively stable,” and that crews had spent the night grading the road and sanding it. But once temperatures increase, she said, the salt will activate and turn the ice to slush. The rest of Interstate 84 has some severe weather hazards, including through Hermiston and Pendleton.

Most of the Willamette Valley, including Corvallis, Albany and Eugene, are struggling with icy roads and very cold temperatures. Oregon 99 is closed south of Eugene due to downed trees.

Davey said several coastal highways are also closed due to hundreds of downed trees, and it may take days to reopen those roads.

ODOT has now removed a “conditional closure” on the Santiam Pass between Salem and Bend, meaning that drivers were required to have chains to use the pass.

And parts of southwestern Oregon could see flooding as temperatures increase. Coos County is under a flood warning. Drivers could see high water and debris on valley and coastal roadways.

As ODOT has struggled with staffing challenges, Davey said a recent $19 million infusion from the state Legislature helped the agency during this storm — allowing it to authorize overtime for staff and keep them out on the roads longer. But she said that in widespread storms such as this one, ODOT usually shifts crews to where they’re most needed in the state. This year, they haven’t been able to do that, she said. And they still have unfilled positions.

“We do need to address structural revenue issues moving forward so we can hire more staff in the future,” Davey said. “But right now what we have is all hands on deck, and crews putting in extra time on the roads.”

In the coming days, Davey said people should stay off the roads unless they must travel, and she said people should keep emergency kits in their cars even if they’re just going across town. Drivers should have snacks, warm clothing and water in the car, and never leave home without a full charge or a full tank of gas. Drivers should also carry chains and make sure they know how to use them .

—Jayati Ramakrishnan; [email protected]

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Oregon Roads Traffic 4+

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• 4.3 • 137 Ratings

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Live traffic reports and cameras for Oregon including Portland. Save your favorite cameras for quick access. The app was updated during January 2023. KEY FEATURES: Live data from the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT): - 750+ Traffic cameras covering Oregon State. - Today screen widget to show at a glance the nearest current traffic incidents - Dark Mode throughout the app (iOS13+). - Optimised for all iPhone and iPad models. MAP VIEW - Shows current incidents and traffic cams. - Each incident is color coded as well as being represented by an icon showing the incident type. - Clicking on an incident displays more detail right there on the map. - The map view can also show live traffic camera images. LIST VIEW - Shows current incidents in order of distance from your current location (closest incidents are shown first). - Each incident is color-coded to indicate the severity of the delay. - You can quickly see the distance the incident is from you, the road name and the type of incident. - The detail view shows the description together with a map showing the location. TRAFFIC CAM FAVORITES - Save your favorite cameras for quick access to see how clear/congested your usual routes are. TODAY WIDGET - Shows at a glance the nearest current traffic incidents without launching the app. PERSONALISE - Toggle traffic information on the map. - Toggle auto refresh of camera images (will refresh every 10 seconds). - Toggle always show map on app launch. - Toggle winter road conditions. - You can configure which incidents are displayed according to the severity of the delay caused. - Miles or Kilometres setting. CONTACT - Email me for feature requests/bug reports etc. I would love to hear from you! Data courtesy of Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT)

Version 4.0

- Various fixes and enhancements.

Ratings and Reviews

137 Ratings

What I needed, with just a few little irritating quirks

Really wish it would the road cam button would stay turned on in between sessions. Also the “large” setting on Favorites. But other than that it’s a super useful app with better image quality than others I tested.

Easy to use

I could never get ODOT trip check to find what I needed. We just got back from a trip to the beach pulling our trailer and were concerned about the coast range. I got this app before we left and easily saved the cameras I needed for this trip. Love it! We were able to see how the snow was sticking and left early to come home, had no problems, but glad we left when we did! Lots more info we’ll be using as we travel around our lovely state! I showed my daughter and she got the app as well. If you want to drive safely this is a great tool!

I really like using this app, with the incident list and favorite cams. However, there are numerous cameras missing in Central Oregon, necessitating moving over to the ODOT site. I’m waiting for those missing cameras to be added, and then it would be a great app. The Central Oregon cams have now been added, which really make this a great app that is very easy and convenient to use. Thanks for a quick response.

Developer Response ,

Thanks for the feedback. I didn't realise there were some cameras missing, I have now updated the feed so they should all be there now. In future if you could email me your feedback that would be great, there's a button in the app. Thanks!

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