Winter Road Maintenance Priority Map
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.
Use your mouse to zoom and drag to your preferred location on the map. Click on a roadway for more information. Winter Conditions Vary. Response times depend on the severity and length of each winter storm.
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