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Morning drive needs a canyon answer in one breath, with a source the audience can check. That is what this site is built to be. Each verdict below is one sentence, read live from UDOT Traffic, and quotable as is: the corridor, the status, the traction posting. Credit on air or in print goes to UDOT Traffic for the data; a mention of Wasatch Passes as where you read it is appreciated and never required.
Parleys Canyon is open. Road surface: Dry. Weather: Fair. No traction restriction is posted for this corridor right now.
Data: UDOT Traffic | UDOT report Nov 4, 9:23 AM MT
Little Cottonwood Canyon is open. Road surface: Dry. Weather: Fair. No traction restriction is posted for this corridor right now.
Data: UDOT Traffic | UDOT report Nov 4, 9:23 AM MT
Big Cottonwood Canyon is open. Road surface: Dry. Weather: Fair. No traction restriction is posted for this corridor right now.
Data: UDOT Traffic | UDOT report Nov 4, 9:23 AM MT
Park City is open. Road surface: Dry. Weather: Fair. No traction restriction is posted for this corridor right now.
Data: UDOT Traffic | UDOT report Nov 4, 9:23 AM MT
Live verdicts for four corridors on one page, a closure list that only shows real closures, a public status history with timestamps when a story needs the record, and camera stills courtesy of UDOT Traffic, linked from the source. On storm days the storm playbook page describes exactly what we publish and when, so a producer can plan around it.
Story angles that recur every winter: the 24 hour pre storm traction posting and what it does to rental car fleets; control work mornings and the economics of a delayed canyon opening; the substitution surge when one Cottonwood closes; and the sticker program's effect on mouth enforcement lines. For interviews or a standing storm morning check in, contact contact@wasatchpasses.com.