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I-80 road conditions today

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Is I-80 closed right now?

Our state DOT feeds show no closures of I-80 itself as of . Closed ramps on I-80, listed below: 1 in Nebraska, 2 in Illinois and 9 in Indiana. This answer does not cover New Jersey (no incident feed). A closure the feeds have not reported will not show here.

I-80 in California

Our feeds show 0 closures, 3 crashes and 2 work zones on I-80 in California.

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I-80 in Nevada

Our feeds show 0 closures, 0 crashes and 3 work zones on I-80 in Nevada.

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I-80 in Utah

Our feeds show 0 closures, 0 crashes and 1 work zone on I-80 in Utah.

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I-80 in Wyoming

Our feeds show no closures, crashes or work zones on I-80 in Wyoming.

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I-80 in Nebraska

Our feeds show 0 closures, 1 closed ramp, 2 crashes and 30 work zones on I-80 in Nebraska.

  • Ramp: I-80 eastbound: Exit 401B ramp to I-180 NB closed. Updated .
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I-80 in Iowa

Our feeds show 0 closures, 0 crashes and 25 work zones on I-80 in Iowa.

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I-80 in Illinois

Our feed shows 20 temporary restrictions for oversize loads on I-80 in Illinois, including 2 road, ramp or bridge closures.

  • Ramp: Temporary Restriction: RAMP CLOSED JOLIET-INT 80 WB EXIT RAMP TO CHICAGO ST (US-52/IL-53). Updated .
  • Ramp: Temporary Restriction: RAMP CLOSED JOLIET-INT 80 EB EXIT RAMP TO NB CHICAGO ST (US-52/IL-53). Updated .
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I-80 in Indiana

Our feeds show 0 closures, 9 closed ramps, 7 crashes and 6 work zones on I-80 in Indiana.

  • Ramp: I80/94 E SB US6/IN51 ramp to EB I80/94: Exit ramp between Ripley St and EB I80/94 in Lake Station closed. Updated .
  • Ramp: I-80 eastbound: Entrance ramp from IN 912 closed. Updated .
  • Ramp: I-80 westbound (Mile Point 15): Entrance ramp between US 6 and Clay St in Lake Station closed. Updated .
  • Ramp: I-80 Toll (Mile Point 39): Exit ramp between IN 49 and US 421 closed. Updated .
  • Ramp: I-80 Toll (Mile Point 39): Entrance ramp between IN 49 and US 421 closed. Updated .
  • 4 more closed ramps are on the closures page.
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I-80 in Ohio

Our feeds show no closures, crashes or work zones on I-80 in Ohio.

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I-80 in Pennsylvania

Our feeds show 0 closures, 0 crashes and 18 work zones on I-80 in Pennsylvania.

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I-80 in New Jersey

We have no incident feed for New Jersey, so nothing on I-80 there shows on this page.

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290Incidents
46Alerts in its states
11States
5Pass readings
I-80 on the western approach to Donner Summit, Sierra Nevada
I-80 on the western approach to Donner Summit, Sierra Nevada Davemeistermoab / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
01 Route overview

Interstate 80 runs from San Francisco to I-95 in Teaneck, New Jersey. The FHWA route log puts it at 2,891.59 miles through 11 states (routes as designated on December 31, 2025), and FHWA's route finder lists it as the second-longest Interstate after I-90. For a truck the hard miles are in the West: the Sierra Nevada at Donner Summit, where Caltrans runs chain controls, and southern Wyoming, where the road tops out at 8,640 feet on Sherman Hill and WYDOT closes sections to light, high-profile vehicles in high wind.

California has two toll bridges and a chain law with no season. The Bay Area Toll Authority collects the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge toll westbound only and the Carquinez Bridge toll eastbound only, at Vallejo. A 5-axle combination pays $30.50 at each in 2026 and $33.00 from January 1, 2027 ($0.25 more on a license plate account, $1 more by invoice), and the toll counts every axle on the road. Caltrans sets no dates for carrying chains. When it posts chain controls over Donner, every heavy-duty vehicle over 6,500 pounds must have chains on, snow tires or not, and Caltrans may stop every heavy truck at a screening checkpoint to see them. The Caltrans exit list puts weigh stations at Cordelia (statewide milepost 41.81), Antelope (99.55) and, westbound only, east of Truckee (190.96).

Wyoming has 402.59 miles of I-80 and no tolls. WYDOT's wind closures there have been weight-based since 2023: the sign closes the road to light, high-profile vehicles under a posted gross vehicle weight, and enclosed trailers such as 53-foot box trailers and doubles are the most likely to blow over. Driving into one of those closures has been a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine since July 1, 2024. Between Laramie and Cheyenne the road climbs Sherman Hill through Telephone Canyon, at grades the Wyoming Highway Patrol puts at about 6 percent, to The Summit near exit 323, the highest point on I-80.

East of Cheyenne the road is free through Nebraska and Iowa. It shares 3.00 miles with I-29 in Council Bluffs and 14.29 miles with I-35 at Des Moines. Winter closes it there too: on December 13, 2025, Iowa DOT shut all lanes from I-380 at Coralville to Walcott so the Iowa State Patrol could reach multiple crashes. I-80 crosses the Mississippi at LeClaire, runs through Chicago's south suburbs with 5.32 miles on the Tri-State Tollway, then joins I-90 on the Indiana Toll Road and the Ohio Turnpike. It leaves the Turnpike at exit 218, Niles-Youngstown. The 311.21 miles in Pennsylvania and 68.56 miles in New Jersey have one toll, at the Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge. The Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission collects it westbound (Pennsylvania-bound) only, at $6.50 an axle with E-ZPass or $8 an axle by plate in 2026: $32.50 or $40 for a 5-axle rig. In a storm, PennDOT can bar most trucks from I-80 under its tiered restrictions.

  • 2,891.59 miles through CA, NV, UT, WY, NE, IA, IL, IN, OH, PA and NJ (FHWA route log, routes as designated on December 31, 2025)
  • Western end in San Francisco, eastern end at I-95 in Teaneck, NJ. Second in length among Interstates after I-90 (FHWA Route Log and Finder List)
  • Highest point: The Summit on Sherman Hill, WY, 8,640 ft, reached through Telephone Canyon at grades averaging about 6% (Wyoming Highway Patrol)
  • Tolled on the Bay Bridge (westbound only) and the Carquinez Bridge (eastbound only) in California, the Tri-State Tollway in Illinois, the Indiana Toll Road and the Ohio Turnpike to exit 218. Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge between NJ and PA, westbound only: $6.50 an axle with E-ZPass, $8 an axle by plate in 2026 (FHWA toll facilities table; DRJTBC)
  • 5-axle toll at each of the two Bay Area bridges: $30.50 in 2026, $33.00 from January 1, 2027 (BATA Resolution 184)
  • Ohio Turnpike Class 5 rate for 2026: $0.226 a mile with E-ZPass, $0.284 cash or credit (Ohio Turnpike, effective January 1, 2026)
  • Runs with I-90 for 135.6 miles in Indiana and 142.80 miles in Ohio, as far as Ohio Turnpike exit 142 (FHWA route log)
  • No calendar for chains in California: heavy vehicles over 6,500 lb must chain whenever controls are posted, snow tires or not (Caltrans)
  • Wyoming closes roads to light, high-profile vehicles under a posted gross vehicle weight; a first violation has carried a $1,000 fine since July 1, 2024 (WYDOT)
02 Key cities & junctions
StateMileCity / Junction
CA MM 0 San Francisco (western end)
CA MM 27 Carquinez Bridge, Vallejo (toll eastbound)
CA MM 86 Sacramento (I-5 jct)
CA MM 174 Soda Springs / Norden (Donner Summit area)
CA MM 186 Truckee (Central Truckee)
NV MM 15 Reno (I-580 / US 395)
NV MM 176 Winnemucca (US 95, Downtown West)
NV MM 301 Elko (Downtown)
NV MM 410 West Wendover (Utah line)
UT MM 120 Salt Lake City (I-15 jct)
UT MM 168 Echo (I-84 jct)
WY MM 3 Evanston (Harrison Drive)
WY MM 104 Rock Springs
WY MM 214 Rawlins (Higley Boulevard)
WY MM 235 Walcott Junction
WY MM 255 Elk Mountain (WY 72)
WY MM 323 The Summit, Sherman Hill (Happy Jack Road)
WY MM 359 Cheyenne (I-25 jct)
NE MM 59 Sidney
NE MM 401 Lincoln (I-180)
NE MM 446 Omaha (I-680)
IA MM 142 Altoona, Des Moines area (US 65)
IA MM 242 Coralville / Iowa City (1st Avenue)
IL MM 10 Quad Cities / Moline (I-74 / I-280)
IL MM 126 Joliet (I-55)
IN MM 12 Gary (I-65)
OH MM 64 Toledo (I-75, Perrysburg-Toledo)
OH MM 142 Lorain County West, near Elyria (I-90 leaves the Turnpike)
OH MM 218 Niles-Youngstown (I-80 leaves the Turnpike)
PA MM 4 Sharon / Hermitage (Route 760)
PA MM 15 Mercer (Route 19)
PA MM 232 Bloomsburg (Route 42, Buckhorn)
NJ MM 4 Columbia (Route 94 / US 46), Delaware Water Gap area
NJ MM 43 Parsippany-Troy Hills (I-287)
NJ MM 68 Teaneck (I-95 / NJ Turnpike, eastern end)
03 Mountain passes & summits
Surface reading 45°F

Parley’s Summit

No road surface condition from UDOT · 45°F, wind 7 mph E

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Surface reading 44°F

Wahsatch Summit

Road surface from UDOT: Dry · 44°F, wind 2 mph NE

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No DOT report 52°F

Sherman Summit

Our estimate from Open-Meteo weather data: 52°F, Clear. Not a DOT report.

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No chain control N/A

Sr 20-E Onr to I-80 E (20/80 Jct) (FOR I-80 CC)

Caltrans chain control status

No chain controls are in effect at this time.

No chain control N/A

Truckee - Jct I-80 (aka - Bypass)

Caltrans chain control status

No chain controls are in effect at this time.

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04 Notable hazards & trouble spots
Hazard

Chain controls with no fixed season

Donner Summit, CA (exits 174 to 184)

Caltrans names I-80 over Donner Pass, with I-5 north of Redding and US 50 over Echo Summit, as examples of the northern California mountain passes where chains are most often required. It sets no dates for carrying chains. Once chain controls are posted, every heavy-duty vehicle over 6,500 pounds gross must have chains mounted to go on, and snow tires do not exempt it. Over Donner, Caltrans says heavy trucks are usually required to have link-type chain on at least the main drive axle. At R-1, any vehicle towing a trailer chains one drive axle and a trailer with brakes chains at least one axle; R-3 means chains or traction devices on every vehicle. In unsettled weather Caltrans may set up truck screening checkpoints on the approaches, where every heavy truck stops to show its chains. Trucks without them are sent back to a lower elevation, and Caltrans says there is no room higher up to park them. Have the chains on board before you leave Sacramento eastbound or Reno westbound.

Hazard

Weight-based wind closures

Elk Mountain to Cooper Cove Road, WY (exits 255 to 279)

Between Walcott Junction (exit 235) and Laramie, the WYDOT road report splits I-80 into closure segments at exit 255 (WY 72, Elk Mountain), exit 267 (Wagonhound Road), Arlington, exit 279 (Cooper Cove Road) and exit 290 (Quealy Dome). WYDOT has closed highway sections to light, high-profile vehicles since 2011, and since 2023 those closures are weight-based. The sign gives a gross vehicle weight (GVW), which WYDOT counts as the truck and payload at that moment, people and contents included. Vehicles under that weight may not go on. Enclosed trailers such as 53-foot box trailers and doubles are the most likely to blow over. Box trucks, RVs, camper trailers and cattle haulers are covered too, while unloaded tankers and flatbeds without a high-profile load usually are not. Since July 1, 2024, driving into such a closure is a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine and up to 30 days in jail. A second offense within three years of a conviction carries a $2,500 fine and up to 30 days in jail, and it counts as reckless driving under W.S. 31-5-229 for driver-licensing purposes. The fine is the driver's to pay (W.S. 24-1-109(d)). If you are running empty or light, check the WYDOT road report before you leave Rawlins eastbound or Laramie westbound.

Hazard

The Summit, 8,640 ft, the highest point on I-80

Sherman Hill and Telephone Canyon, WY (Laramie to exit 335)

The Wyoming Highway Patrol calls the highest section of I-80 The Summit, at 8,640 feet, just east of Laramie and west of Cheyenne. From Laramie the road climbs Sherman Hill through Telephone Canyon to exit 323 (Happy Jack Road), with grades averaging about 6 percent and long, winding curves. The next WYDOT road report segment runs from there to exit 335 (Buford). Eastbound trucks have a climbing lane in Telephone Canyon at mileposts 320 to 324 (WYDOT). Variable speed limit signs are posted throughout, and WHP says they should always be followed. WHP also warns of winds strong enough to push trailers onto their sides, and of snow that is common into early summer. Westbound, the same grades take you down into Laramie, so pick your gear at the top.

Hazard

I-80 rebuild through 2028

Joliet, IL (Ridge Road in Minooka to US 30)

IDOT is rebuilding 16 miles of I-80 from Ridge Road in Minooka to US 30 in Joliet and New Lenox. It plans rebuilt interchanges at I-55, Larkin Avenue, Center Street, Chicago Street, Richards Street and Briggs Street, and more than 30 bridges will be rehabilitated or replaced. IDOT expects to finish by the end of 2028 (IDOT, April 20, 2026). Most Chicago Street (US 52/IL 53) ramps closed from April 24, 2026 and are expected to reopen in 2028. Eastbound I-80 to southbound Chicago Street stays open, and a temporary ramp carries southbound Chicago Street to westbound I-80. At I-55, IDOT said on June 30, 2026 that the southbound I-55 to eastbound I-80 ramp would stay closed until later in the fall, and it closed the northbound I-55 to westbound I-80 and westbound I-80 to southbound I-55 ramps from July 7, with reopening expected in late fall. Check IDOT before you count on those ramps. IDOT tells drivers to expect lane shifts, overnight lane closures and delays, so allow extra time and follow the posted detours.

Hazard

PennDOT tiered storm restrictions

Carbon and Monroe counties, PA (eastern Pennsylvania)

PennDOT restricts trucks on I-80 storm by storm, in tiers. On January 26, 2026 it eased I-80 in Carbon and Monroe counties from Tier 4 to Tier 3: no commercial vehicles except loaded single trailers with chains or approved alternate traction devices, and no buses, RVs or passenger vehicles towing trailers. The speed limit was 45 mph for every vehicle, and any CMV still allowed had to stay in the right lane. Empty trucks and trailers, empty doubles included, are barred from Tier 1 up. Loaded doubles need chains at Tier 2 and are barred from Tier 3 up, and PennDOT can post a 55 or 45 mph limit for every vehicle, cars included. Check 511PA for the current tier before a winter run through eastern Pennsylvania.

4a Passes and chain laws on this route

The passes on or next to Interstate 80 with a full guide: grade, chain-control season, closures and hazards. Next to each is what its own page shows right now, with the agency the reading comes from where there is one.

Chain rules for the states these passes are in, and for every state on the route that has a chain law:

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05 Active incidents (290)
ACCIDENT IN

I-80 westbound (Mile Point 9): Crash between Harrison St and Grant St in Gary.

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ACCIDENT IN

I-80 eastbound (Mile Point 2.4): Crash between US 41; IN 152 and Kennedy Ave in Hammond.

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CLOSURE IL

Temporary Restriction: RAMP CLOSED - JOLIET-INT 80 WB EXIT RAMP TO CHICAGO ST (US-52/IL-53)

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CLOSURE IL

Temporary Restriction: RAMP CLOSED - JOLIET-INT 80 EB EXIT RAMP TO NB CHICAGO ST (US-52/IL-53)

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ACCIDENT IN

I-80 Toll (Mile Point 26.5 - 27.2): Right lane closed between I-94 and IN 49.

I-80 Toll

ACCIDENT IN

I-80 Toll westbound (Mile Point 23.6 - 24): Right lane closed between IN 149 and I-94 in Portage.

I-80 Toll

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I-80 Toll westbound (Mile Point 101.4 - 102.8): Left lane closed between IN 13 and IN 15 near Bristol.

I-80 Toll

ACCIDENT IN

I-80 eastbound: Lane closure between Grant St and Harrison St in Gary.

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ACCIDENT IN

I-80 Toll eastbound (Mile Point 100.8 - 102.2): Left lane closed between IN 15 and IN 13 near Bristol.

I-80 Toll

ACCIDENT NE

I-80 westbound: Lane closure between MM 365 and MM 362.

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ACCIDENT NE

I-80 eastbound: Lane closure between MM 128 and MM 131.

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RESTRICTION IN

I-80 Toll (Mile Point 154.69 - 156.77): Height limit in effect between IN 827 and the end of I-80 Toll.

I-80 Toll

CONSTRUCTION IN

I-80 westbound: Bridge maintenance operations at Exit 5H ramp to IN 912.

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CLOSURE IN

I-80 eastbound: Entrance ramp from IN 912 closed.

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CONSTRUCTION IN

I-80 westbound: Right lane closed at Exit 5H ramp to IN 912.

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CONSTRUCTION IN

I-80 westbound (Mile Point 4.9 - 12.07): Construction work between Colorado St and IN 912.

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RESTRICTION IN

I-80 (Mile Point 11.84 - 0.16): Width limit in effect between I-80 Illinois and I-65.

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CLOSURE IN

I-80 westbound (Mile Point 15): Entrance ramp between US 6 and Clay St in Lake Station closed.

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06 Weather alerts in its states (46)

National Weather Service alerts in force in the states Interstate 80 runs through. Each one covers a county or a forecast zone, which may be far from the Interstate.

  • 33 alerts in California: Air Quality Alert, Coastal Flood Advisory, Coastal Flood Watch, Flood Advisory, High Wind Warning, High Wind Watch, Lake Wind Advisory, Wind Advisory, Winter Storm Warning
  • 7 alerts in Nevada: High Wind Watch, Lake Wind Advisory, Wind Advisory, Winter Storm Warning
  • 1 alert in Illinois: Special Weather Statement
  • 2 alerts in Indiana: Special Weather Statement, Winter Weather Advisory
  • 4 alerts in Pennsylvania: Severe Thunderstorm Warning, Special Weather Statement
  • 4 alerts in New Jersey: Coastal Flood Advisory, Flash Flood Warning, Flood Advisory

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07 FAQ
How long does it take a truck to drive I-80 end to end?
At least five days of driving for a solo driver. The FHWA route log puts I-80 at 2,891.59 miles from San Francisco to Teaneck, NJ (routes as designated on December 31, 2025). Hours-of-service rules for property carriers allow 11 hours of driving inside a 14-hour window after 10 consecutive hours off duty, with a 30-minute break after 8 hours of driving (49 CFR 395.3). At an average of 55 mph that is about 600 miles a day, so the trip needs five driving days, plus time for chain controls in the Sierra Nevada and wind closures in Wyoming.
Is I-80 a toll road?
In six places. In California the Bay Area Toll Authority tolls the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge westbound and the Carquinez Bridge eastbound at Vallejo, and a 5-axle combination pays $30.50 at each in 2026 and $33.00 from January 1, 2027 (BATA Resolution 184). In Illinois, 5.32 miles run on the Tri-State Tollway. In Indiana, I-80 runs with I-90 on the Indiana Toll Road for 135.6 miles, and in Ohio the Turnpike carries it from the Indiana line to exit 218 at Niles-Youngstown. The Turnpike's 2026 rate for Class 5, which covers a standard 5-axle tractor-trailer, is $0.226 a mile with E-ZPass and $0.284 cash or credit. In Pennsylvania, the Delaware River Joint Toll Bridge Commission tolls the Delaware Water Gap Toll Bridge westbound only, at $6.50 an axle with E-ZPass or $8 an axle by plate in 2026, which is $32.50 or $40 for a 5-axle rig. FHWA's toll facilities table lists no I-80 tolls in Nevada, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska or Iowa.
Do trucks need chains on I-80 over Donner Summit?
Yes, whenever Caltrans posts chain controls, and California has no season for them. Caltrans says "California does not have any specific dates when vehicles are required to carry chains." Once controls are posted, a heavy-duty vehicle over 6,500 pounds gross must have chains mounted to go on, with no exemption for snow tires, and over Donner heavy trucks are usually required to have link-type chain on at least the main drive axle. At R-1, any vehicle towing a trailer chains one drive axle. R-3 means chains or traction devices on all vehicles, no exceptions. At a truck screening checkpoint every heavy truck stops to show its chains, and a truck without them is sent back to a lower elevation.
Does I-80 close for wind in Wyoming?
Yes, to light, high-profile vehicles. WYDOT closes sections to vehicles under a posted gross vehicle weight, the truck and its load at that moment, and it has used this weight-based system since 2023. Enclosed trailers such as 53-foot box trailers and doubles are the most likely to blow over, and unloaded tankers and flatbeds are usually not included. Since July 1, 2024, ignoring a closure is a misdemeanor: a $1,000 fine and up to 30 days in jail the first time, and $2,500 and up to 30 days for a repeat within three years of a conviction, which counts as reckless driving for licensing purposes (W.S. 24-1-109(d); WYDOT).
Where is the highest point on I-80?
At The Summit on Sherman Hill, Wyoming, 8,640 feet, between Laramie and Cheyenne near exit 323, Happy Jack Road (Wyoming Highway Patrol; WYDOT). It is not the highest point on the Interstate System: that is the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel on I-70 in Colorado, which CDOT lists at 11,158 feet.
Where does I-80 share the road with other Interstates?
In six states. In California, Caltrans signs I-80 together with I-580 for about 4.8 miles from the MacArthur Maze to Albany (statewide mileposts 8.13 to 12.91), an overlap the FHWA route log does not list. The FHWA route log lists 3.31 miles with I-15 in Utah, 14.29 miles with I-35 at Des Moines and 3.00 miles with I-29 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, 2.48 miles with I-94 and 5.32 miles with I-294 in Illinois, 16.05 miles with I-94 and 135.6 miles with I-90 in Indiana, and 142.80 miles with I-90 in Ohio. I-90 leaves the Ohio Turnpike at exit 142 (Lorain County West), and I-80 leaves it at exit 218 (Niles-Youngstown). In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, I-80 runs alone.

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