On the Road in Reno - Information About Driving in Reno and Nevada

Reno Driving Times, Distances, Gas Prices, and the DMV - Resources for Reno drivers - get information about driving, gas prices, Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV), and more.

Reno gas prices vary all over town. Here are some ways to find the cheapest gas in the Reno area and save money. You can also calculate gas costs for driving trips around Reno and for taking road trips to California or other destinations in the west.

Road construction in the Reno / Tahoe area is constant during the warmer spring and summer months. Learn about Reno road construction projects and what to expect on the highways when driving in the Reno / Tahoe region.

Nevada is a big place and driving times and distances from Reno to other Nevada cities can be deceiving.

An American icon - the parking meter - will be gone from downtown Reno by the end of summer, 2011. The long lines of individual meters are being replaced by several centrally located pay station kiosks, each set up to cover multiple parking spaces.

Get rush hour traffic reports about Reno freeways. See real-time reports on traffic congestion, accidents, and construction that may affect commuting and the drive time on Reno area freeways, highways, and roads.

Know road and highway conditions before starting your trip, whatever your route. I 80, US 50, US 395, and other Nevada roads are subject to travel restrictions and closures anytime, especially in winter.

Even though we are neighbors, driving times and distances from Reno to cities in California vary greatly.

From Reno, there are excellent highways to many major cities in the West.

Reno is centrally located for driving to some major national parks and attractions in the West.

Reno transportation alternatives help cope with commuting and high gas prices; biking, buses, public transit are all available in Reno and Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

The Northbound U.S. 395 Improvement Project in Reno will create a traffic slowing bottleneck near the intersection with I80 (known as the Spaghetti Bowl). Motorists and commuters will experience delays for about 18 months.

Be aware of dangerous intersections and drive safely around Reno and Sparks.

Bus fares on Reno's public transit bus system are tiered for various riders. Here is what you need to know about bus fares and the options you have for purchasing ride tickets on our public bus system. Reno's public transit bus system is operated by the Regional Transportation Commission (RTC).

Flashing yellow left turn arrows are a feature at many intersections in Reno and other parts of northern Nevada. Learn what the flashing yellow arrows mean and how to safely drive through traffic signals using the flashing yellow arrows.

Reno traffic calming is a simple way to help control traffic, reduce speeding, and increase safety in residential neighborhoods.

When leaving a vehicle at Reno area parks and trailheads, use these tips to help prevent break-ins and theft of your valuables. Don't let thieves ruin your day of enjoying the great outdoors.