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Road conditions

Chain controls, closures and 242 cameras on the nine roads that matter between Reno, Tahoe and Sacramento — on the page, not a link to somewhere else.

I-80

I-80 — open, no chain controls checking…

The main line between Reno and Sacramento, over Donner Pass. When I-80 shuts, the Sierra is effectively closed.

58 cameras · 77 chain-control points · what to know in winter

SR-431 Mt Rose

SR-431 Mt Rose — open, no chain controls checking…

The Mt Rose Highway, Reno to Incline Village — the highest year-round pass in the Sierra Nevada.

13 cameras · what to know in winter

SR-267

SR-267 — open, no chain controls checking…

Truckee to Kings Beach over Brockway Summit.

4 cameras · 5 chain-control points · what to know in winter

SR-28

SR-28 — open, no chain controls checking…

The north and east shore road, Tahoe City to Incline Village and on to Spooner.

6 cameras · 4 chain-control points · what to know in winter

SR-89

SR-89 — open, no chain controls checking…

The west shore, Tahoe City past Emerald Bay to South Lake Tahoe, and north to Truckee and Sierraville.

8 cameras · 26 chain-control points · what to know in winter

US-50

US-50 — open, no chain controls checking…

Reno and Carson City to South Lake Tahoe and on to Sacramento, over Spooner and Echo Summit.

36 cameras · 26 chain-control points · what to know in winter

US-395

US-395 — open, no chain controls checking…

The north–south spine through Reno and Carson City, running south past Gardnerville toward the Eastern Sierra.

73 cameras · what to know in winter

SR-207

SR-207 — open, no chain controls checking…

Kingsbury Grade, the short climb from the Carson Valley to Stateline and South Lake Tahoe.

2 cameras · what to know in winter

SR-88 Carson Pass

SR-88 Carson Pass — open, no chain controls checking…

Carson Pass, from the Carson Valley over to Jackson and the Central Valley.

1 cameras · what to know in winter

Reno city cameras

Reno city cameras — open, no chain controls checking…

41 cameras · what to know in winter

Caltrans District 3 (public domain) and Nevada DOT / nvroads.com. Always confirm at roads.dot.ca.gov or nvroads.com before you travel.