Update December 14: Indiana authorities have raised the travel status in 19 counties to an Orange “Watch” level, indicating more hazardous conditions and advising that only essential travel is recommended.
At the same time, over 40 other Indiana counties remain under a Yellow “Advisory,” where motorists are urged to use increased caution due to slick and potentially ice-covered roads.
Officials are encouraging residents in all affected areas to postpone non-essential trips, allow extra time if travel is unavoidable, and monitor the state’s online travel advisory map for updates as conditions evolve.
Below is a breakdown of the main types of travel advisories:
Travel Advisory (Yellow): The lowest level of local travel advisory. It indicates that routine travel and activities may be limited in certain areas due to a hazardous situation. Individuals should exercise caution and avoid affected locations when possible…