I-80 (Interstate 80) Road Conditions
I-80 State Weather Links
I-80 Road Conditions for December 3, 2025
For December 3, 2025, real-time closure and construction details on Interstate 80 vary by state and change throughout the day. Use the official state DOT and 511 traveler information systems linked below to see the exact lane closures, ramp closures, detours, and construction work zones affecting I-80 in each state.
I-80 California Road Conditions
Use Caltrans tools below to view I-80-specific incidents, lane closures, ramp closures, and construction between San Francisco and the Nevada state line.
- Caltrans QuickMap (filter by Route 80 for live lane and ramp closure details): Caltrans QuickMap
- Caltrans Travel & Highway Conditions (enter “80” to see current reported restrictions): Caltrans Travel Information
I-80 Nevada Road Conditions
Use Nevada’s 511 system to view current I-80 incidents, construction zones, and any ramp or lane closures between the California and Utah state lines.
- Nevada 511 real-time map (enable I-80 and construction layers): Nevada 511 (nvroads.com)
- NDOT travel information overview: Nevada DOT Travel Info
I-80 Utah Road Conditions
Use UDOT’s real-time traffic map to see I-80 lane and ramp closures, incidents, and active construction between the Nevada and Wyoming state lines.
- UDOT Traffic interactive map (filter on I-80 and construction/incidents): UDOT Traffic
I-80 Wyoming Road Conditions
WYDOT’s 511 system provides route-specific information for I-80, including closure points, restrictions, and construction projects along the entire corridor in Wyoming.
- WYDOT I-80 route report and construction info: WYDOT I-80 Route Report
- Wyoming 511 travel information portal: Wyoming 511 Travel Information
I-80 Nebraska Road Conditions
Nebraska’s 511 site shows I-80 incidents, construction work zones, and any current lane or ramp closures from the Wyoming border to the Missouri River.
- Nebraska 511 interactive map (enable I-80 and roadwork/incidents layers): Nebraska 511
I-80 Iowa Road Conditions
Use Iowa 511 to view current I-80 construction projects, lane closures, and ramp restrictions across western, central, and eastern Iowa.
- Iowa 511 interactive map: 511ia.org Map
- Iowa DOT 511 information page (help and app links): Iowa 511 Information
I-80 Illinois Road Conditions
Illinois’ interactive “Getting Around Illinois” maps let you display construction and closure information for I-80 from the Mississippi River to the Indiana border.
- Getting Around Illinois (select road construction and zoom to I-80): GettingAroundIllinois.com
- IDOT travel information overview: Illinois DOT Travel Information
I-80 Indiana Road Conditions
In Indiana, I-80 runs concurrently with the Indiana Toll Road. Use Trafficwise and the Indiana Toll Road resources to see current construction zones, ramp closures, and restrictions along the corridor.
- INDOT Trafficwise 511 map (enable construction and incidents, focus on I-80/I-90): Indiana Trafficwise 511
- Indiana Toll Road official site (tollway info, projects, and travel tools): Indiana Toll Road
I-80 Ohio Road Conditions
Ohio’s OHGO system shows I-80 incidents, work zones, and any current lane or ramp closures along the Ohio Turnpike/I-80 corridor.
- Ohgo real-time traffic and construction map: OHGO (Ohio DOT)
- ODOT traffic advisories and closure overview: Ohio DOT Traffic Advisories
I-80 Pennsylvania Road Conditions
Pennsylvania’s 511 system provides I-80-specific real-time information on incidents, lane closures, ramp closures, and construction work zones from the Ohio state line to the Delaware River.
- 511PA interactive map (filter by Route 80): 511PA
I-80 New Jersey Road Conditions
New Jersey’s 511 site shows current I-80 incidents, construction, and closures from the Delaware Water Gap to the eastern terminus in Teaneck.
- 511NJ real-time traffic map: 511NJ
Additional I-80-Wide Tools
You can also use multistate I-80 tools alongside the official DOT/511 sites above to quickly spot problem areas, then click through to the relevant state system for detailed ramp and construction information.
- I-80 Exit Guide real-time traffic portal: I-80 Real-Time Traffic (I-80 Exit Guide)
I-80 Road Conditions Overview
In the western mountain states on I-80 (CA, NV, UT, WY), winter brings heavy snowfall, chain/traction requirements, high-wind restrictions, and occasional multi-day closures—especially over Sierra Nevada passes, the Bonneville Salt Flats, Parley’s Canyon, and the Continental Divide. On I-80 in the Great Plains (NE, IA), blizzards and drifting snow can trigger short-term closures or “travel not advised” alerts, but the flat terrain lets plows clear the road quickly.
In the Midwest (IL, IN, OH), lake-effect snow and ice storms may cause brief whiteouts or crash-related stoppages, yet dense populations ensure fast reopenings. In the Northeast (PA, NJ), forested highlands and sudden snow squalls can lead to pileups and occasional shutdowns, while heavy commuter traffic around Philadelphia and New York keeps speeds down year-round.
Regional Hazards Along I-80
Nearly 2,900 miles coast-to-coast through 11 states
Mountain West:
Heavy winter snow (e.g. Donner Summit averages 30 ft/year)
Temporary closures or chain requirements
High Plains (WY, NE):
Blizzard conditions, fierce crosswinds
Ground blizzards and whiteouts
Great Lakes Corridor (IN, OH, PA):
Sudden lake-effect snow squalls
Visibility can drop to near zero
Midwest Summers:
Severe thunderstorms with heavy rain, hail, occasional tornadoes
These regional hazards highlight how wildly conditions can change along I-80. From deep snowpack in the Sierra Nevada to blizzard-driven whiteouts on the high plains, each segment demands awareness of its local perils. Summer storms in the Midwest add another layer of unpredictability, making I-80 a corridor of many faces.
I-80 Mountain Passes and Rock-Slide Areas
Crosses several high passes: Donner Summit (CA), Parley’s Summit (UT), Wyoming plateaus, Pennsylvania highlands
Winter challenges: steep climbs, icy surfaces, chain controls
Year-round risks: fog, high-wind gusts
Rock/mudslides: hillside cuts can block lanes after rain or freeze-thaw
Mountain segments of I-80 pack in elevation changes and geological hazards. Steep grades and narrow canyons make these stretches prone to snow buildup and sudden rockfalls. Even in summer, fog or gusty winds can catch drivers off-guard, underscoring the need for vigilance on these high-altitude sections.