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Conditions
Last Update at: Oct 13, 2024, 02:10 AM
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| District 1 (Southeast) | |
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| District 3 (Southwest) |
US30: Watch for falling rock between Kemmerer and Cokeville from milepost 36 to 38. WY22: Teton Pass is now OPEN for travel between Jackson and the Idaho state line. Please note the following restrictions for all travel: Trailer traffic is allowed with a weight restriction of 60,000 GVW and a mandatory maximum speed limit of 20 mph from MP 12.5 to MP 13. For more information about the detour and repairs visit the WYDOT Media Kit.
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| District 4 (Northeast) | US14: Local and hunter traffic allowed between Greybull milepost 0 and the Sheridan County Line. US 14 closed at the Sheridan County Line, at milepost 38.3. No thru traffic to Burgess Junction. |
| District 5 (Northwest) |
US14A: Water main break repairs, Travel lane blocked near Powell at milepost 24, Proceed with caution. US14: Local and hunter traffic allowed between Greybull milepost 0 and the Sheridan County Line. US 14 closed at the Sheridan County Line, at milepost 38.3. No thru traffic to Burgess Junction.. US14 Alternate: Local and hunter traffic allowed to Hunt Mountain Rd from milepost 80.5 to 85.3. US20: Greybull Rest Area CLOSED near Greybull at milepost 206.7, Motorists still have access to facilities in neighboring communities.
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Minimal travel impacts expected, use general caution.
| Impact Levels | Description / Recommended Action |
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| Low | Minimal impacts expected, use general caution. |
| Moderate | Some impacts expected, use extra caution. Stay alert for changing road and weather conditions. |
| High | Dangerous impacts expected, use extreme caution, delay travel or consider alternate route. If travel is necessary, slow down and allow extra time. |
| CLOSED | Per W.S. 24-1-109, motorists traveling on a closed road without permission from WYDOT or WHP may be subject to a fine of up to $750 and/or up to 30 days imprisonment. |
| Seasonal / Long-Duration Event | Impact level used to distinguish long-duration events from emergent events. |
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