The KYTC requests people to look for traffic control signage on the roadway. If they see a “road closed” sign, they are asked to do the “safe thing” and turn around. officials also note during this flooding event it has found that many of the popular GPS systems are not always up-to-date on the most recent closings. Always check before you drive.
Officials note this list is created using highway mile marker points, which are the nationwide standard to identify specific locations on state and federal roadways. Those points can be located on the KYTC general highway map.
High water signs have been placed at the following locations as of 1:45 p.m.:
The KYTC notes this list only includes routes that are maintained by the state, and not city and county roadways.
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