CalTrans Tuesday Morning Road Condition Updates
California Department of Transportation


D9 DISPATCH COMMUNICATIONS 500 SOUTH MAIN STREET


BISHOP, CA 93514


(760) 872-0601 I FAX (760) 872-5221 I TTY 711


http://quickmap.dot.ca.gov


Monday, January 27, 2025@ 19:45 Hrs.


Re: Current District 9 Road Restrictions:

395: R1 CHAIN CONTROLS from 6 m S of S Jct. 158 to 2 Mi. S of S Jct. 158

203: NO RESTRICTIONS

202: NO RESTRICTIONS

190: NO RESTRICTIONS

182: NO RESTRICTIONS

178: NO RESTRICTIONS

168W: NO RESTRICTIONS

168E: R1 CHAIN CONTROLS from 5Mi. E of Big Pine to Jct 266

167: NO RESTRICTIONS

158S: R1 CHAIN CONTROLS from S Jct. 395 to 3.5 Mi. N of June Lake Village

120W: WINTER CLOSURE

120E: FULL CLOSURE from Pm 18.4 to Pm 51.4

127: NO RESTRICTIONS

108: WINTER CLOSURE

89: FULLY CLOSED from W of Jct. 395 to MNO/ALP Co. Line

58: NO RESTRICTIONS

14: NO RESTRICTIONS

6: NO RESTRICTIONS https://sierrawave.net/caltrans-tuesday-morning-road-condition-updates/

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