Best Apps and Sites To Check Live Road Conditions in Oklahoma

December 1 may as well have marked the first day of winter weather here in Oklahoma. Things started off chaotic and many Oklahomans found themselves in wrecks, ditches, or caught in major traffic delays because of winter driving conditions.

Driving in Oklahoma comes with its own risks, including driving on the roads with certain weather conditions. In some cases, it's just better to stay home or leave much earlier than you originally intended to avoid running late.

It's best to have these apps and websites handy to check the road conditions first thing in the morning, or well before you need to leave for your destination.

First winter weather event of December 2025 kicks off the month with chaos.

Although many parts of Oklahoma didn't see but a small bit of moisture, several of the state's major highways were shut down early this morning because of traffic accidents and road conditions.

After rain and sleet overnight coated the streets, black ice proved to be a major issue for drivers on I-44, I-35, and I-40. According to reports, officials responded to more than 80 accidents in the Oklahoma City metro.

Around 7 a.m., the icy road conditions caused a major accident, resulting in all lanes northbound on I-35 at I-40 to be shut down with major delays. Other drivers reported seeing accidents and delays on I-44, heading towards Oklahoma City, early this morning, as well.

Oklahoma drivers should check road conditions and prevent delays ahead of time.

There are several ways to get live footage of road conditions and updates well before hitting the roads - and not just through Facebook. Of course, you can start your search with a glance at the Oklahoma Road Conditions map that includes photos from cameras positioned on several of Oklahoma's major roads.

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You can also see an easier version of this application on their website here on the Oklahoma Transportation page.

If you want to avoid having to use the website, you can download the Drive Oklahoma app and access the driving conditions map quickly.

If you're ever caught without internet or power, but still want weather updates, these are your go-to sources you'll want to have handy.