Trip Check John Day Oregon (2024)

FAQs

What happened to Oregon trip check app? ›

TripCheck Mobile and 511

The TripCheck Mobile (Low Bandwidth) web app has been retired. TripCheck is mobile-friendly and works on modern smart phones free of charge. Some private developers have created such "Apps" but they are not affiliated with TripCheck or the Oregon Department of Transportation.

Conditions for driving are good. Stay alert of any changes to the weather forecast.

You must use chains if your vehicle is rated 10,000 pounds gross vehicle weight (GVW) or less and is towing. You must use chains on any single drive axle vehicle rated over 10,000 pounds GVW whether towing or not.

Oregon launched its 511 service in December 2003, drawing its information from the award-winning TripCheck website.

Dial toll free 800.977. ODOT (6368). If dialing from outside of Oregon dial our toll number 503.588. 2941.

In 2017, CTrip acquired Trip.com and repositioned the company as an international online travel agency.

Residential Zones No more than one family may sleep overnight in the backyard or in a vehicle, camper, or trailer parked in the driveway of a single family dwelling. Permission of the tenant, as well as the property owner, is required.

Seasonal trends, impacted by climate change, have led to earlier snow melts, drier summer conditions, warmer temperatures, and an increase in dead forest underbrush — all of which contribute to worsened wildfire seasons. Eugene air quality suffers as a result.

ODOT says drivers who disobey signs requiring chains or traction tires be carried are subject to class C traffic violations and, "Not using chains or traction tires when signs require them could result in a specific fine traffic violation with a penalty of $880."

Do I need chains if I have 4WD? ›

If I have 4-wheel-drive, do I need to carry chains? Yes. Even though weather conditions may not warrant the use of chains on 4-wheel-drive vehicles at a particular time, to enter a chain control area, you must have a set of chains (for one drive axle) for your vehicle in your possession.

Chains and Snow Zones

Chains are required in Oregon whenever winter conditions exist and SNOW ZONE signs are posted advising drivers to carry or use them. Oregon's weather can change quickly and without warning. It's a good idea to carry chains during the fall and winter months.

511. ​511 allows drivers to hear travel information by phone. The information provided via 511 is the same as the data displayed on ODOT's website, TripCheck.com.

Oregon 511 Road Conditions on the App Store.

Google Travel, formerly Google Trips, is a trip planner service developed by Google. It was originally launched as a mobile app on September 19, 2016, for Android and iOS, which was shut down on August 5, 2019. The service is now only available on the website.

iExit Interstate Exit Guide is among the best road trip apps for highway travelers. Once opened near any interstate, it automatically locates you, shows upcoming exits, and allows for easy searching of amenities. While your GPS navigates the route, iExit guides you on where to stop along the way.

Wanderlog is a free travel app (with an optional Pro subscription) for planning every kind of trip, including road trips and group travel: create a trip itinerary, budget costs, organize flight and hotel reservations, view places to visit on a map, and collaborate with friends.