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Know Before You Go



Key Takeaways

  • Plan ahead and check conditions and forecasts before traveling.
  • TripCheck.com offers real-time conditions, alerts, cameras and more.
  • See something concerning on the road? For emergencies, call 911. Non-emergencies, call *677.

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Online: For the latest travel conditions, visit TripCheck.com, ODOT’s mobile friendly travel information website. The site features:

  • Maps updated in real time that display road conditions, color-coded traffic speeds on most roads across the state, trouble spots, weather, construction, maintenance and traffic incidents. You’ll also find alerts prominently displayed.
  • Images from more than 1,000 cameras throughout Oregon, southern Washington, northern Nevada, western Idaho and northern California.
  • The ability to create and bookmark custom camera pages with up to 10 different cameras for quick checks of specific routes.
  • Links to information on scenic byways, rest areas and more. Waze user reports and traffic jams.
  • Current travel times throughout the Portland metro area.
  • Updated highway closure information; it’s now easier to view highway closure information on I-84 and I-5.
  • Links to public transportation providers, Amtrak Cascades passenger rail and more, so you can explore car-free options. 

TripCheck information is available via X/Twitter. Visit TripCheck.com and click on the On The Go tab to learn more. TripCheck TV allows users to create a custom display of road condition information and cameras.

By phone: Travelers in Oregon can dial 511 to access road and weather information.

  • You can select updated reports about driving conditions by highway, mountain pass or major city from easy-to-use menus. The 511 system responds to voice and touch-tone commands.
  • Most wireless companies in Oregon provide 511 service. If you cannot use 511, call toll-free 800-977-ODOT (6368) for road and weather information. Outside Oregon, dial 503-588-2941.
  • Remember, in Oregon, drivers are allowed to use hands-free devices but not texting devices or handheld devices. ODOT encourages motorists to pull off the road and park in a safe area before using mobile devices.