Travel not recommended advisories remain on a number of Southwest highways as ice covered and snow packed driving lanes are continuing to create problems for motorists.
Southwest roadways deteriorated on Sunday evening after wet snow fell during the day and freezing temperatures at night created icy conditions in much of the Southwest.
The westbound lane of the TransCanada Highway between Morse and Herbert had been closed for a four hour period on Sunday night as a jack knifed tractor trailer unit caused a long delay for evening motorists.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure Highway Hotline website had continued travel not recommended advisories for the following roadways for Monday morning:
TransCanada Highway
Mortlach to Rush Lake
Rush Lake to Swift Current
Swift Current to Tompkins
Highway #4
Junction Highway #343 to Swift Current
Swift Current to Saskatchewan Landing
Highway #13
Lafleche to Aneroid
Cadillac to Junction Highway #37
Shaunavon to Eastend
Highway #18
Junction Highway #4 to Climax
Climax to Frontier
Highway #19
Kincaid to Junction Highway #1
Highway #32
Junction Highway #1 to Cabri
Highway #37
U.S. Border to Gull Lake
Gull Lake to Cabri
Highway #43
Junction Highway #2 to Vanguard
Highway #58
Gravelbourg to Shamrock
Shamrock to Junction Highway #1
Highway #332
Junction Highway #32 to Hazlet
Highway #363
Shamrock to Neidpath
Neidpath to Junction Highway #4
Highway #379
McMahon to Junction Highway #4
People who have to travel today are reminded to visit the Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure Highway Hotline website http://hotline.gov.sk.ca for the most up-to-date travel conditions.
