LACKAWANNA COUNTY, Pa. (WBRE / WYOU) – UPDATE: There are no more speed or travel restrictions on local interstates.
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Nasty winter conditions Tuesday morning will cause problems for drivers in Northeast Pennsylvania. Keep checking back here for a roundup of the current conditions and problem spots.
PennDOT Issues Travel Restrictions on Major Roads
PennDOT has lifted speed and truck restrictions on I-81 between the New York border and I-80. However, speed and traffic restrictions remain on other major roadways in Northeast Pennsylvania.
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The speed restrictions, which took effect at midnight, require drivers to reduce their speed to 45 mph on the following roads:
- Interstate 84 in Lackawanna, Wayne, and Pike Counties
- Interstate 380 in Lackawanna County
PennDOT is reminding all truck drivers to stay in the right lane of the highway.
PennDOT says crews will be out treating roadways around the clock, but asks drivers to stay off the roads if possible. For the latest on road conditions visit 511PA.com.
Keep checking back here for updates on road conditions. Stay tuned to Eyewitness News this morning for the very latest. You can watch our live streaming coverage here.
Lenoxville in Susquehanna County is already covered in a layer of snow. A wintry mix will fall on top of that Tuesday morning, adding to hazardous conditions. 
Crews out early Tuesday morning treating the roads for ice in the Scranton Area. 
Our crew in Lenoxville is seeing a wintry mix come down Tuesday morning. It’s expected to coat the layer of snow that’s already on the ground, making for hazardous conditions. 
Crews at PennDOT’s Daleville salt barn are up early loading up and working to keep the roads clear. 
Crews at PennDOT’s Daleville salt barn are up early loading up and working to keep the roads clear. 
Wintry weather conditions could become particularly hazardous in the Northern Tier, where a coating of snow is already on the ground. Our crews are out monitoring conditions all Tuesday morning. 
Our crew is monitoring potentially hazardous conditions in the Northern Tier as a wintry mix comes down. 
Our crews were up early, dealing with the icy conditions themselves. Send your morning weather pictures to us on our Facebook Page.
