I-29 opens in Grand Forks to the Canadian border - wday

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opened I-29 from Grand Forks to the Canadian border

North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and the Highway Patrol North Dakota (NDHP) opened I-29 from Grand Forks to the Canadian border.

I-94 east of Jamestown to Fargo and I-29 from the border of South Dakota in Grand Forks CLOSED. Since the state of sanitation and current conditions, these segments are expected to remain closed in the interstate on Sunday. The road is still impassable, and it is driving against the law, passing a roadblock on a highway closed.

No. Travel Advisory for Grand Forks, Drayton, Cavalier and its environs have been lifted.

A No Travel Advisory remains in Eastern North Dakota by blowing snow. Cities that are in the opinion No Travel: Casselton, Fargo, Wahpeton, Hillsboro and surrounding areas.

A travel warning is in effect for Grand Forks, areas east of Bismarck, Steele, Napoleon, Linton, flashers, Selfridge, Valley City, Jamestown, Edgeley area. The conditions are such that motorists still drive, but they should know that conditions can change quickly would result in delays due to reduced speed and visibility.

All guests are encouraged to create security, monitor road conditions, traffic speeds drop occurring weather conditions and prudent manner. For more traffic information, dial 511 from any phone or visit: www.dot.nd.gov.

NDDOT published to inform the public informed of travel conditions across the country. The three categories are:

1. Travel Alerts are issued to motorists that the areas of winter experience can challenge the driving conditions on roads warning. The conditions are such that motorists still drive, but they should know that conditions can change quickly would result in delays due to reduced speed and visibility.

2. Travel advice issued if any conditions of travel, but to justify a roadblock. No other travel tips have the potential to change a road closure, if the situation worsens. No travel information is to promote public safety for motorists not to venture out to the street. Motorists are advised not to travel advice seriously. Conditions can change frequently during a storm and stranded motorists when they are caught between destinations.

3. The streets are closed, if the conditions to create a mortal danger to motorists. The road is impassable and it is driving against the law, passing a roadblock on a highway closed. Motorists should be aware of road closures, even if a plate or a goal not met.

Please note that information on road conditions 511 and the travel card is CST daily 5 bis 9 Clocks. The traffic report is based on information that the NDDOT at the time of preparation and is provided as a public service available. Policies may vary from those presented.

If you're stuck, drivers must stay with their vehicle and call 911 for emergency assistance.

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