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Maintenance / Winter Road Condition Report / Southwest Report
 

The South Dakota Department of Transportation Winter Road Condition Reports are based upon the information available at the time of preparation. They are provided solely as a public service. Actual conditions may vary from those reported. Motorists are cautioned to be alert to changing conditions. 

                SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
                   SOUTHWEST SOUTH DAKOTA ROAD REPORT
                             MARCH 21, 2010
                               7:00 PM CDT

DEADWOOD VICINITY:
  CONDITIONS: DRY
              WITH A FEW ROADS
              SCATTERED WET SPOTS
  VISIBILITY: NO IMPACT TO TRAFFIC FLOW
  TRAFFIC:    NORMAL
CAPUTA, CUSTER, EDGEMONT, HOT SPRINGS, KADOKA, MARTIN, OELRICHS, PHILIP,
RAPID CITY, SOUTH RAPID CITY, STURGIS, AND WALL VICINITIES:
  CONDITIONS: DRY
  VISIBILITY: NO IMPACT TO TRAFFIC FLOW
  TRAFFIC:    NORMAL
     -- CLOSURES: --------------------------------------------------
     - ROAD CLOSED FOR THE SEASON, ROAD CLOSED:
     - SD-87 BETWEEN 65.00 AND 73.00
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FOR THE MOST CURRENT ROAD CONDITION INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 511 OR
866-697-3511.

OR VISIT THE SOUTH DAKOTA ROAD CONDITION WEB SITE AT:
http://safetravelusa.com/sd/

THE SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION WINTER ROAD CONDITION
REPORTS ARE BASED UPON THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AT THE TIME OF
PREPARATION. THEY ARE PROVIDED SOLELY AS A PUBLIC SERVICE. ACTUAL
CONDITIONS MAY VARY FROM THOSE REPORTED. MOTORISTS ARE CAUTIONED TO BE
ALERT TO CHANGING CONDITIONS.

END

Report Information
The South Dakota Department of Transportation provides the Winter Road Condition Reports. These reports are produced seven days a week during the period beginning early November through late March.  After late March the Department will provide intermittent reports only when a major storm causes poor road conditions over a major part of the state.
 
For the most current road condition information please call 511 from any cellular or land based telephone.