(KTNV) — Whether you're headed to California or Arizona, miles of traffic backups are reported leaving the Las Vegas valley on Monday.
Tracking delays: I-15 southbound to California
As of 12 p.m., traffic was backed up at least 18 miles on I-15 southbound to the Nevada-California state line, the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada reported.
"Prepare for long delays," the RTC advised.
#FASTALERT 12:00 PM, Jan 02 2023
— RTC Southern Nevada (@RTCSNV) January 2, 2023
Travel Alert: Heavy Holiday Traffic,
I-15 South to California,
18 Mile Backup to NV-CA Stateline.
Prepare for long delays.
The traffic jam on I-15 had increased to 19-miles long as of 2 p.m. on Monday, according to an update from the RTC.
#FASTALERT 2:00 PM, Jan 02 2023
— RTC Southern Nevada (@RTCSNV) January 2, 2023
Travel Alert: Heavy Holiday Traffic,
I-15 South to California,
19 Mile Backup to NV-CA Stateline.
Prepare for long delays.
Tracking delays: I-11 southbound to Arizona
More travel woes are in store for those headed to Arizona. As of 12 p.m., the RTC advised drivers of heavy holiday traffic from College Drive through Railroad Pass on Interstate 11 southbound.
#FASTALERT 12:00 PM, Jan 02 2023 Travel Alert:
— RTC Southern Nevada (@RTCSNV) January 2, 2023
Heavy Holiday Traffic to Arizona, Slow Traffic I-11 South, College Drive thru Railroad Pass,
Prepare for Delays
As of 2 p.m. Monday, traffic was still slow-going on I-11 from College Drive through Railroad Pass, the RTC reported.
#FASTALERT 2:00 PM, Jan 02 2023
— RTC Southern Nevada (@RTCSNV) January 2, 2023
Travel Alert: Heavy Holiday Traffic to Arizona, Slow Traffic I-11 South, College Drive thru Railroad Pass, Prepare for Delays
This is a developing story. Check back for updates on holiday traffic conditions. Track live traffic updates for incidents in the Las Vegas valley at ktnv.com/traffic.