On the Road

National Rex Rabbit Club

On the Road

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This page will provide easy access to weather and road condition while in route to your favorite rabbit show. You can easily access this page from most motel computers with an internet connection. Just go to www.nationalrexrc.org and click on the travel link.

National Weather Service Warning and Alerts.

National Weather Service Point Forecast.

Safe Travel USA - Click on any state and you will be connected to the state's Department of Transportation web site. This is a very good source of information for current road conditions. The links to state websites are very good and you will be able to find the road information you need.

Wyoming Travel Service Information. Links to Interstate 80 Web Cameras, Interstate 25 Web Cameras and Non-Interstate Routes Web Cameras. The Summit east of Laramie is a good location to watch. I-80 reaches its maximum elevation of 8,640 feet above sea level between Cheyenne and Laramie.

Arizona DOT Freeway Management System. - Travel on I-40 through Flagstaff can be a challenge due to the 7,000 ft elevation. Avoid going to Las Vegas across Hoover Dam, tight security and construction may slow you down. Arizona has closed most of the rest stops across the state - budget problems.

Northeastern California - Included here because I have a problem finding this map from the CalTran home page.

Idaho Highway Information - May be needed driving from Pacific Northwest to Minneapolis.

Montana 511 Travel Information - May be needed driving from Pacific Northwest to Minneapolis.

Montana DOT Road Conditions - Goggle map with cameras.

North Dakota - I-94 route to Minneapolis.

South Dakota - I-90 route to Minneapolis.

Nebraska Travel Information - More southerly route from Pacific Northwest.

Minnesota Traffic and Road Conditions

Minneapolis Road Cameras

National Scenic Byways Program - If you want to explore this is a good site. Taking these Byways will get you off of the Interstate and out of the traffic, see the two left pictures above.