"We're still in the process of getting the highway ready for reopening. CalTrans offers information on highway status for all state highways in California online and through their toll free phone number. Also, please note we have spotters and 24-7 on-site monitoring in the area to ensure the safety of those traveling through.
Please remember to stay off your phones while driving through the slide area - and at all times while you drive for that matter - for your safety and the safety of others including those working on the slide. The highway will remain open until 6 p.m. One-way traffic control is in effect and motorists should anticipate at least one-hour delays. 101 has reopened at Last Chance Grade south of Crescent City in Del Norte County.
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You can visit .gov or download the free QuickMap app to your mobile phone." Crews have been working tirelessly to make sure traffic can move when it's safe to do so. We are thankful that our 24-7 monitoring and catchment area, among other things, have proven successful in keeping travelers and workers safe. While we are hopeful that the roadway will reopen tomorrow morning at 10 a.m., we'd like to continue to remind you that our assessments will change with conditions.Įmergency vehicles will be accommodated through the closure tonight. at Last Chance Grade south of Crescent City in Del Norte County. heed the advice of Caltrans and CHP by giving yourself plenty of time and check road conditions at .gov before you go.
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