Night Work & One-Way Traffic with Flaggers
Monday night, March 9, through early Saturday morning, March 14, nighttime travel will be reduced to one-way alternating traffic with flaggers throughout the work zone between Rainbow Bay and Charleston from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
These lane reductions are needed so crews can work overnight to adjust rockfall protection barriers and to provide safe access for dump trucks hauling road base for the SR-113 realignment.
Plan for delays, as flaggers may stop one direction of traffic for up to 15 minutes at a time while the opposite direction is guided through the work zone by a pilot car.
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Data only collected from
November 1 to April 30
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Green
Degree of caution: Low
Weather Impact on Travel: Minimal
Recommended Action: Normal Caution
Yellow
Degree of caution: Moderate
Weather Impact on Travel: Minor/intermittent weather related road concerns anticipated.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS Weather Forecasts.
Red
Degree of caution: High
Weather Impact on Travel: Travel expected to be impaired. Be prepared for hazardous road conditions.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS weather forecasts. Be prepared to alter travel plans as necessary.
November 1 to April 30
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Degree of caution: Low
Weather Impact on Travel: Minimal
Recommended Action: Normal Caution
Degree of caution: Moderate
Weather Impact on Travel: Minor/intermittent weather related road concerns anticipated.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS Weather Forecasts.
Degree of caution: High
Weather Impact on Travel: Travel expected to be impaired. Be prepared for hazardous road conditions.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS weather forecasts. Be prepared to alter travel plans as necessary.
Click on the road segments for more info
Green
Degree of caution: Low
Weather Impact on Travel: Minimal
Recommended Action: Normal Caution
Yellow
Degree of caution: Moderate
Weather Impact on Travel: Minor/intermittent weather related road concerns anticipated.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS Weather Forecasts.
Red
Degree of caution: High
Weather Impact on Travel: Travel expected to be impaired. Be prepared for hazardous road conditions.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS weather forecasts. Be prepared to alter travel plans as necessary.
Degree of caution: Low
Weather Impact on Travel: Minimal
Recommended Action: Normal Caution
Degree of caution: Moderate
Weather Impact on Travel: Minor/intermittent weather related road concerns anticipated.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS Weather Forecasts.
Degree of caution: High
Weather Impact on Travel: Travel expected to be impaired. Be prepared for hazardous road conditions.
Recommended Action: Monitor 511, UDOT Traffic Web page and NWS weather forecasts. Be prepared to alter travel plans as necessary.
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