If you think that your commute is getting longer in Las Vegas, you may be right. There are multiple areas where construction for our growing city is causing road delays and potential closures all around town. According to the Regional Transportation Commission’s website today, there were several improvement projects underway around town.
Avoid Traffic by steering clear of potential roadwork or hazards by checking the RTC website for updates on road closures and improvement projects. And as always, when it rains, like it did today, steer clear of potential flood zones. Drive safe.
Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, Valley of Fire was dedicated in 1935. With red sandstone formations that were formed from shifting sand dunes during the age of dinosaurs over 150 million years ago, the park offers camping, hiking, picnicking and photography. The park is open year round and is located six miles from Lake Mead and 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas.