traffic

New law aims to keep emergency responders and maintenance workers on Montana's roadways.

As Bozeman continues to grow, so does the traffic around town. We asked locals which area roads are the most frustrating, and here's the Top 5.

Trust me when I say that Kagy Boulevard is going to continue it's annoying growth pattern and increased traffic, so the sooner Bozeman makes friends with the on-demand pedestrian crosswalks, the better. But Bozeman drivers need to understand when and how long they need to stop at these handy crosswalks.

Slow moving traffic lines heading up Bridger Canyon is nothing new on powder days. God help you if you're driving up on a weekend powder day. Your chances of getting a place to park and enjoy your day of skiing are dwindling. There ARE things we can do to alleviate the parking issue, but my faith is not that high.

With Bozeman growing, these two streets need some work.

You have spoken and decided the worst places to get stuck in Bozeman.

From mountain ranges to rivers to bird nests to snowmobilers, Montana webcams probably offer the PRETTIEST couch surfing visuals. Here are some of our favorite webcams from across the entire state of Montana:

Tuesday morning was not a great morning for Montana drivers. DOZENS of crashes and slide-offs were reported across the state by 12pm. Light snow overnight made for slick highways during the morning hours.

The Montana State University 2022 spring semester begins this Wednesday, January 19th so it's going to be a busy traffic week on Bozeman streets.

By 11am there were over 80 incidents on Montana highways. Crashes, slide-offs and jackknifed semis were wreaking havoc on traffic flow and causing backups and delays. Snow, wind and cold temperatures are creating dangerous conditions and more is on the way.