'Motorists are encouraged to stay in place and if you must travel, slow down and drive for the conditions,' the North Dakota Department of Transportation said in a statement. However, a no travel advisory was in place for much of the state, except for the eastern edge, including the Fargo area. Wednesday, April 13, after North Dakota transportation officials shut down sections of the road starting Tuesday evening, as a spring storm unleashed dangerous conditions on the region.Īll of Interstate 29 through North Dakota was open. BISMARCK - Interstate 94 remained closed from Jamestown to the Montana border as of 6 p.m.
