Department of Transportation (OR)
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ODOT IDs and Codes
- Discussion: ODOT Thread
- Also see: Department of State Police (OR)#12-Codes
ODOT Radio IDs
- Example: 3M60
- first digit is district 3
- letters are type of unit
- M units are maint
- B is bridge crew
- S is sign
- 60 series is area; in this case 60 is Santiam Junction
- Lower numbers are usually district engineers not sure if they are using A or X for them
ODOT Weather Report Codes
- 12-37 weather reports such as 32 65 3 35 condition c
- first group is temp 32
- next group
- first digit is actual weather from clear to snowing hard to blizzard 6 or 7 is blizzard?
- second digit is road surface condition 5 or 6 snow packed on road hard. lower numbers snow and slush to bare pavement
- third group of numbers is amount of new snow since last report
- fourth group is total roadside snow
- condition A , B or C is chain requirements
- A trucks over 10k traction ok on under 10k
- B requires trucks and more smaller vehicles and trailers have chains and
- C everything must have chains even with traction tires
- They give reports several times a day as long as it is snow season, pretty much the same as studded tire season dates but have heard them go longer with late snows.
- From Foster, ODOT can usually be heard from:
- Bend North a lot of the time on 156.060,
- Santiam Junction 156.135,
- Sweet Home on 151.025 and
- Eugene on 158.745.
External Links
Return to DB page: Department of Transportation (OR)
Return to Wiki page: Oregon (US)