During the winter, the California can require drivers to have snow chains in mountain areas and passes, including Tahoe. Here are the rules.

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Snow chains or cables were required on all roads to Big Bear Mountain Resort on Thursday, even for vehicles with all-wheel drive. Highway 330 was closed, so visitors were being directed to take ...

Chains are required on all vehicles except four-wheel-drive vehicles equipped with snow tires from 3.4 miles east of Gold Run in Placer County to the Nevada state line.

See more updates on California storm impacts below. FRIDAY. 12:44 p.m.: Chain controls have been dropped on I-80 for Sierra travel. Chain controls remain for Highway 50 from Twin Bridges to Meyers ...

Highway 88: Chains are required on all vehicles except four-wheel-drive vehicles with snow tires on all four wheels from 4 miles east of Ham's Station to 1 mile west of Woodfords.

For example, the state of California has three levels of requirements — chains are required on all vehicles (R3), chains (or one of these tire chain alternatives) are required on all vehicles ...

Powerful California blizzard shuts down roads and ski resorts as heavy snow and fierce winds slam mountains By Susannah Cullinane , Sara Smart and Cindy Von Quednow , CNN 4 minute read ...

Low snow is expected to hit this week and that means you might need to install snow chains on your car in the coming days. KCRA 3 traffic anchor Brian Hickey demonstrated how to install the chains ...

Some roads become chain controlled in the winter, especially after a weather event that can cause ice or snow. This means that chains are required to drive on those roads. In that case, having a ...

If you’re planning a trip up to one of California’s winter wonderlands this year, here’s what you need to know. Are snow chains required when going to Tahoe? Here are California’s winter rules ...