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The North Dakota Department of Transportation (NDDOT) and North Dakota Highway Patrol reopened Interstate 29 from Grand Forks to the Canadian border. We anticipate Travel Alerts to remain in place overnight in Grand Forks, Walsh, Nelson and Pembina counties, and urge motorists to drive with caution.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation and North Dakota Highway Patrol have closed Interstate 29 from the Canadian border to Grand Forks due to blowing snow and zero visibility.

Travel on a closed road is prohibited and extremely dangerous. Conditions are life-threatening.

Vision Zero proudly welcomed Medina Public School and Ashley Public School as North Dakota's newest Vision Zero Schools this week, highlighting a growing commitment among students to promote safe driving habits and help eliminate traffic fatalities and serious injuries on North Dakota roads.

Law enforcement agencies across North Dakota will have increased patrols throughout the month of March as part of the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over enforcement campaign. The effort is focused on removing impaired drivers from the road and preventing alcohol and drug-related crashes.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation is upgrading the ND Roads travel map to improve user experience and expand snowplow tracking capabilities.