Road Conditions

[trukdoc]

I got the bright idea of looking up road conditions. Largely for knowing what is in front of me before I go through Cloudcroft NM. I typed in a search and sure enough there were plenty of "free" sites. Not being a newbe to the internet FREE means I dont have to send them money in the form of currency, but I do pay in the form of privacy invasion. So the question is what services do you use that is least intrusive and yet informative?

[Tom Gina 06]

Do a search for the state you are in and check the DOT report if they have one. I used to use this in SD,MN,NE,WY all the time. Sometimes you can reach the report using your cell phone also. Can't remember the number off hand but it is was a very good report when I called the few times I used it.

[Okie Guy]

Oklahoma is clear through this coming Saturday. You can look up Oklahoma Department of Transportation or Oklahoma Department of Public Safety for current conditions.
Safe Travels
Phil

[trukdoc]

To reply to my own post, I use Intellicast a lot for my weather. I explored the site a bit more and sure enough there is a driving tab, click on it and a United States map comes up. Click on the state you want and it takes you to that states DOT. Thanks for the replies.

[Sunshine]

Oregon has web cams on the mountain passes and scattered at other locations throughout the state. You can see road conditions as well as read what's in store.