Winter Road Maintenance Priority Map
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| Winter Conditions Vary. Response times depend on the severity and length of each winter storm. |
| PRIORITY LEVEL 1 |
| high-volume, high-speed highways, expressways, minor highways, all safety corridors and other major urban and community routes. May take up to 12 hours to clear after a winter storm. |
| PRIORITY LEVEL 2 |
| routes of lesser priority based on traffic volume, speeds and uses. Typically, these are major highways and arterials connecting communities. May take up to 18 hours to clear after a winter storm. |
| PRIORITY LEVEL 3 |
| major local roads or collector roads located in larger urban communities. May take up to 24 hours to clear after a winter storm. |
| PRIORITY LEVEL 4 |
| minor local roads that provide residential or recreational access. May take up to 30 hours to clear after a winter storm. |
| PRIORITY LEVEL 5 |
| roadways that are designated as “No Winter Maintenance” routes, e.g. Denali Highway or Taylor Highway. Generally cleared only in spring to open road for summer traffic. |
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