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Going on an end of summer road trip? Make sure you're prepared! Remember to pack: -Nonperishable food, drinking water and medications -First aid kit -Jumper cables -Flashlight

With storms featuring heavy rainfall possible tonight in central and eastern Nebraska, there is a chance of localized flooding. Remember, if you encounter flood waters, TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN. For the latest updates and road conditions, check 511.nebraska.gov

A child's body temperature rises three to five times faster than an adult's. Every time you park your car remember: Stop. Look. Lock.

July is Vehicle Theft Prevention Month! Practice these tips to keep your vehicle safe all year long.

SCAM ALERT! If you receive a text message like this one, DO NOT CLICK THE LINK. While it appears to be an NDOT link, it is not legitimate. Instead, report the message as junk and delete it. The Nebraska DMV does not send any official notice via text message

UPDATE: Highway 92 is back open.

Highway 92 from the Wyoming border to Scottsbluff is closed due to flooding issues caused by heavy rainfall in the area. It is possible the closure will last through the night and into tomorrow. For the latest updates, check 511.nebraska.gov .

Planning a summer road trip? Take a few minutes to make sure you have everything you need!

TRAFFIC UPDATE: I-80 WB is now open. Continue to check 511.nebraska.gov for updates.

TRAFFIC ALERT: I-80 westbound between Exit 401 and mile marker 392 (Lincoln) is closed due to a vehicle fire. Traffic is currently being diverted to US-34 West. Prepare for delays. Check 511.nebraska.gov for updates.

TRAFFIC UPDATE: Interstate 80 is now open in both directions. Continue to check 511.nebraska.gov for updates and the latest road conditions.

TRAFFIC ALERT: Interstate 80 is closed between Milford and I-180 in Lincoln (mm 382-mm 401) in both directions due to a crash and an ongoing investigation by the Nebraska State Patrol. See the map below for the latest detour route, and check 511.nebraska.gov for updates.

Portions of central and south central NE could see severe thunderstorms throughout the evening and overnight hours. Wind gusts could reach up to 60-70+ mph. Strong winds can knock down power poles, trees and unsecured objects. Travel may be difficult for high profile vehicles.

Watch for pedestrians! Remember to slow down and stay alert at crosswalks.

DESIGNATED DETOUR: I-80 near Elm Creek A detour is in place to maintain emergency access and reduce delays in the event of a crash or incident near the work zone. WB/EB traffic will be diverted using N-44 S to US-34 W and N-23, then north on US-283 and vice versa.

Even in temperatures as low as 60°F, the inside of a car can overheat quickly Every time you park remember: Stop. Look. Lock. These three simple steps can make all the difference in preventing deaths in hot cars.

Slow down for us. Help keep road workers and first responders safe. Slow down. Put the phone away. Focus on the road.

Governor Jim Pillen signed the NDOT's LOI to assume additional environmental review responsibilities from FHWA. When approved, it will result in a streamlined project approval process and flexibility in project decision making. We thank Governor Pillen for his support!