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The UDOT Avalanche Safety Office schedules avalanche control measures throughout the snow season to ensure the safety of motorists and backcountry skiers and snowboarders. It is important for snow enthusiasts to stay informed and avoid areas of avalanche control.
The Avalanche Control webpage is updated with current control work information.
I-15 CORE
Mountain View Corridor
5400 South Flex Lanes
West Davis Corridor
I-80, Echo Junction
S.R. 92/Timpanogos Highway
Geneva Road
Bangerter Highway Upgrades
In order to make Utah's transportation system as efficient as possible UDOT is allowing solo drivers to use the Express Lane for a fee. The fee depends on the current traffic conditions and carpoolers are still free. >>More
Litter is more than just soda cans and plastic bags; it's lost ladders, furniture, pipes, wood, barbeque grills and more. Litter is anything that doesn't belong on Utah's roads. >>More
The loss of just one life is too many. This is the philosophy of Zero Fatalities. It's a goal we can all live with. It's the ONLY goal we can all live with. >>More
The CommuterLink team continuously monitors traffic data through a network of cameras and in-road sensors. Now you can leverage all of that transportation information for your business by registering for a Utah Traffic Dashboard. With a customized Traffic Dashboard, you can provide your customers and employees with up-to-the-minute travel data through a link right on your home page. >>More
SNAP™ provides tools and resources to assist schools in the planning, education and encouragement of students walking and biking safely to school. Schools create plans that detail the safest walking and biking routes within a one-mile radius of the school and distribute maps to parents. >>More
As Utah continues to experience unprecedented growth, challenges inevitably follow. To address some of the transportation challenges created by this growth, UDOT developed TravelWise -- a set of strategies that encourage Utahns to use alternatives to driving alone. >>More
Motor vehicle traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for teens nationwide. Utah teen drivers represent a small percent of all licensed drivers, but they cause more than three times as many crashes as the average driver. To address this public safety concern, Zero Fatalities came up with a program for teens called 'Don't Drive Stupid.' >>More
It's one of those lessons we all learned early on in life; when you give respect, you get respect. And nowhere is that more true than on Utah's roads, where drivers and cyclists meet in potentially life-threatening situations thousands of times a day. The Road Respect program is dedicated to the idea of teaching both drivers and cyclists the rules of the road. >>More
