There are slick spots on side roads across the Louisville area Wednesday morning, and while the interstates are mostly wet, some slushy areas could cause hazardous driving conditions.
See the driving conditions as of 6 a.m. in the player above.
Drivers should give themselves extra time as they head out the door to hit the roads Wednesday morning.
Travel with caution, giving yourself plenty of time to stop or to get control in a slide if you need.
(In the player below, watch Kentucky’s synchronized snow plowing.)
Louisville has an interactive map available that lets you know which streets get plowed and treated, and then shows you in real-time whether either, or both, of those things have been done.
→ SEE THE MAP HERE ←
The Metro snow routes are outlined in blue. It also indicates when a road is being treated and changes colors when the task is complete.
There’s also a camera button on the right side of the screen that’ll pop cameras onto the map. Click those, and you can get a live look at certain roads.
Live outside of Louisville? This map from KYTC shows some of the priority snowplow routes for the whole state of Kentucky: CLICK HERE.
Indiana’s traffic maps show you “plow cameras”: CLICK HERE.
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