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Tips for Driving in Rainy Weather

Published January 17, 2017

For many, driving in the rain is a daunting task, and no wonder – rain not only reduces visibility, but also the amount of grip your car has on the road, increasing stopping distances. And with this year's predicted strong El Niño season , the wet season will be worse and more dangerous than ...

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Latest road information from Caltrans

Published January 10, 2017

Caltrans announces highway openings following mud/rockslides. Portions of other highways remain closed CENTRAL COAST – Caltrans District 5 has announced the latest road information on the Central Coast: Both directions of Hwy. 17 in Santa Cruz County are now open from Vinehill Road to ...

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Major traffic delays near UCSC entrance

Published January 10, 2017

Advisory: Major traffic delays near the entrance to UCSC due to a protest. Avoid this area for the remainder of the day (1/10/17).   Source: Nixle Alerts - www.nixle.us/97M29 ...

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Hwy 17 NB and Hwy 9 closed

Published January 9, 2017

Highway 17 is closed to northbound traffic at the JCT of SR 1 / in Santa Cruz/ (Santa Cruz CO_ - due to down trees and power lines - motorists are advised to use an alternate route. Check here for updates. Highway 9 is closed at Irwin Way /in Boulder Creel/ (Santa Cruz CO) - due to a mudslide - ...

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Powerful storm approaching this weekend, use caution while traveling

Published January 6, 2017

A powerful storm is expected to impact Santa Cruz County this weekend. According to the National Weather Service, up to a foot of rain could fall in parts of the county this weekend. Mountainous areas are most susceptible to weather hazards. Make sure to employ the utmost caution and safety while ...

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Attention Employers

We are offering an array of free bike encouragement workshops to area employers. Sign up to give you team the knowledge and tools they need to change up their commute and receive incentives for doing so. Request a meeting today by calling 831.429.POOL or sending an email to info@cruz511.org

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