Make sure you and your occupants are safe on every trip - review our information relating to preparing both your car and yourself for hazardous winter conditions.
Snow and Ice Control Information
The North Dakota Department of Transportation’s (NDDOT) snow and ice control operations are an important function for the Department with over 8,600 roadway miles of highway to maintain. Winter in North Dakota presents many challenges and the NDDOT does its best to maintain and keep North Dakota’s highways safe for the traveling public.
The NDDOT works hard to keep travelers informed of road conditions. However, the road conditions are not reported 24-hours a day but are updated every day from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. (CT). It’s important to remember that the conditions may vary from what is being reported. The road report is based upon the information available to the NDDOT at the time of preparation and is provided solely as a public service. Find the information you need here to plan ahead and Know Before you GO so you can arrive at your destination safely.
How To Drive in Hazardous Winter Conditions
Winter driving can create hazardous driving conditions. Both the vehicle and driver must be prepared for bad weather, road conditions and vehicle or equipment failure.
The information on these pages is to prepare both your car and yourself for hazardous winter conditions. Please take the time to review and make sure you and your occupants are safe on every trip.
General Information
- Carry a cell phone.
- Let someone know when you depar, your route, and expected arrival time.
- Dress according to weather conditions. Keep dry and wear clothing in layers.
- Do not leave without a full fuel tank.