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When winter weather hits, the Missouri Department of Transportation's snow-removal crews are ready for action!
MoDOT has more than 3,000 MoDOT employees and 1,500 pieces of equipment ready to fight winter storms on the state's 32,000-mile highway system. If necessary, MoDOT hires emergency equipment operators to help during snow and ice storms and moves staff to the areas most affected by winter weather.
Our crews will focus on getting roads treated or plowed as soon as possible. And while we adjust our efforts to deal with each storm's unique characteristics, you can be sure that when the snow is flying, MoDOT crews will be out in force.
Motorists should also do their part by slowing down and driving for winter weather conditions. MoDOT offers these tools to help you stay informed: |
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Web - Traveler
Information Map
Offers current views of road conditions for Missouri interstates and highways, live weather radar, and other travel tools for information at a glance. |
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Mobile Map - iPhone or Android
The traveler information map as found on the web, but designed for use on smartphones. Use it to create a “My Routes” text report for the routes you travel most often. |
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Text Messages - Mobile Text Alerts
If there’s a major incident or long-term road closure, sign up to receive text alerts for your region, county, or route. |
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Toll Free Number - 1-888-ASK-MODOT (888-275-6636)
MoDOT’s customer service center is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a week. |
| Learn more
about MoDOT's winter operations, get tips on winter driving, and find out how to keep
your driveway clear by following the
links below.
Winter
Driving Tips
Get driving tips and a list of emergency equipment Ice and Snow Promotional Materials
In Ice and Snow, Take it Slow
Who's First? MoDOT's
Plowing Priorities
How does MoDOT decide whose road gets plowed first?
How to Keep Your Driveway
Clear
There is a right way to shovel your driveway |
