When winter weather hits, travel conditions can change quickly. In Indiana, local officials use a color-coded travel status system to communicate how safe it is to be on the roads.
The Warrick County Emergency Management Agency recently shared a breakdown of what each travel status means and what residents should do when conditions deteriorate.
What Is Indiana Travel Status
Indiana counties can issue one of four travel statuses during hazardous weather or emergency situations. These designations help residents understand when it is safe to travel and when staying off the roads is strongly recommended or required.
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Normal Travel Status (Green)
A Normal Travel Status means there are currently no travel restrictions within the county. Roads may still be wet or slick in spots, but travel is generally considered safe.
Drivers should continue using normal caution, especially during winter conditions.
Travel Advisory (Yellow)
A Travel Advisory indicates that routine travel or activities may be restricted due to hazardous situations such as snow, ice, or reduced visibility…