Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:23 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:42 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP216-228. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 36 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 10:49 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP216-228. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 37 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 9:38 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 42 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

10/19/2025 4:52 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 39 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

10/25/2025 9:35 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP216-228. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 11:14 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 36 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:12 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 5:49 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 5:49 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:22 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP228-216. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 11:17 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 36 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:12 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 39 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

10/25/2025 9:35 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP228-216. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 37 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 9:39 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 38 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/06/2025 8:42 PM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

Winds have prompted ODOT to warn drivers of high profile vehicles MP228-216. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 36 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 10:50 AM

Weather Impact

Informational only

Comments

High wind warning. Use caution. Sensor detected an average wind speed of 42 mph. High profile vehicles are vehicles with large, flat vertical surfaces exposed to the wind. Examples include large commercial box vans, box trailers, trailer-mounted cargo containers, mobile homes, school buses, motor homes, and travel trailers. Vehicles and trailers with visible cargo such as flatbed trucks, stake and platform trailers and log trucks are not considered high-profile vehicles.

Last Updated

10/19/2025 4:51 AM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Informational only

Details

Alert: I-84 EB MP 233.81 Old Emigrant Springs Frontage Road (Meacham) Effective March 17, 2025, the Old Emigrant Springs Frontage Road will be closed at all hours. The Old Emigrant Springs Frontage Road Bridge will be closed at the Meacham Creek and the Union Pacific Railroad Bridge to allow for removal of the existing bridge structure and replacement with a new bridge structure. This closure is not on the mainline. The estimated completion date for this work is December 9, 2025, 2025.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Construction Work

Estimated delay under 20 minutes

Lanes Affected

(Westbound) Median , 2 Lanes (Eastbound) Median , 2 Lanes

Comments

Road construction is occurring. Prepare to slow. Watch for workers. Crews continuing work. Old Emigrant Hill Frontage Rd will be closed during project. Expect traffic control via flaggers. Use caution, prepare to slow. <!--Links Start Here--> [Link to Additional Information](https://www.oregon.gov/odot/projects/pages/project-details.aspx?project=20539)

Last Updated

11/08/2025 1:47 AM

Crash/Hazard

No to Minimum Delay

Comments

A crash has occurred with minimal delay to traffic. Prepare to slow or move over for worker safety.

Last Updated

10/26/2025 7:16 PM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

11/28/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: US30/Hwy 66 EB & WB MP 1.65 to 2.10 (La Grande) On Friday, November 28, 2025, this section of US30/Hwy 66 eastbound and westbound, between Fourth Street and Hemlock Street, will be closed from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM, for the La Grande Holiday Light Parade.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

12/6/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: US30/OR 237/Hwy 66 EB & WB MP 16.28 to 16.71 (Union) On Saturday, December 6, 2025, this section of US30/OR 237/Hwy 66 eastbound and westbound, between Birch Street and E. Fulton St, will be closed from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, for the Union Christmas Parade.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Construction Work

Estimated delay under 20 minutes

Lanes Affected

(Northbound) 1 Lane , Shoulder (Southbound) 1 Lane , Shoulder

Comments

Road construction is occurring. Prepare to slow. Watch for workers. Contractor will be doing corrective work and sign installation. Expect flaggers and intermittent lane closures. <!--Links Start Here--> [Link to Additional Information](https://www.oregon.gov/odot/projects/pages/project-details.aspx?project=21643)

Last Updated

11/08/2025 1:48 AM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

12/6/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: US30/Hwy 66 EB & WB MP 51.79 to 52.04 (Baker City) On Saturday December 6, 2025, this section of US30/Hwy 66 eastbound and westbound will be closed from Broadway Avenue (mile point 51.79) to Auburn Avenue (mile point 52.04) from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM in the city of Baker City for the annual Christmas Parade.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Construction Work

No to Minimum Delay

Comments

Road construction is occurring causing minimal delay to traffic. Use caution and watch for workers. Obey all traffic control signs while passing through the work zone.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 5:48 AM

Information

No to Minimum Delay

Comments

Burning is taking place along the highway causing no to minimum delays. Use caution.

Last Updated

11/04/2025 4:20 PM

Information

No to Minimum Delay

Lanes Affected

(Southbound) , Shoulder

Comments

Highway erosion is causing minimal delay to traffic. There is an abrupt edge to the roadway. Use caution.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 1:58 PM

Information

Informational only

Rest Area

Comments

Carter rest area is closed for the season.

Last Updated

11/05/2025 2:34 PM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

11/29/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: OR351/Hwy 351 NB & SB MP 0.00 to 0.33 (Joseph) Effective, November 29, 2025, this section of OR351/Hwy 351 northbound and southbound will be closed from Wallowa Avenue (mile point 0.00) to Third Street (mile point 0.33) from 5 PM to 6:30 PM, in the city of Joseph for the Jingle Thru Joseph Parade. The estimated completion date is November 29, 2025.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

12/6/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: OR7/Hwy 12 EB & WB MP 0.00 to 0.19 (Baker City) On Saturday December 6, 2025, this section of OR7/Hwy 12 eastbound and westbound will be closed from Broadway Avenue (mile point 0.00) to Madison Avenue (mile point 0.19) from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM in the city of Baker City for the annual Christmas Parade.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Commercial Vehicle Information

Future Event: Informational only

Expected Start Date

11/29/2025 12:00:00 AM

Details

Alert: OR82/Hwy 10 EB & WB MP 71.16 to 71.42 (Joseph) Effective, November 29, 2025, this section of OR82/Hwy 10 eastbound and westbound will be closed from Poplar Street (mile point 71.16) to Wallowa Avenue (mile point 71.42) from 5 PM to 6:30 PM in the city of Joseph for the Jingle Thru Joseph Parade. The estimated completion date is November 29, 2025.

Last Updated

11/10/2025 4:00 PM

Construction Work

Estimated delay under 20 minutes

Lanes Affected

(Westbound) Median , 1 Lane , Shoulder (Eastbound) Median , 1 Lane , Shoulder

Comments

Road construction is occurring. Prepare to slow. Watch for workers. Crews will be onsite for corrective work. Workzone will be controlled by flaggers. Expect delays up to 20 minutes. Use caution, prepare to slow

Last Updated

11/08/2025 1:51 AM