In Eastern Norway, particularly in the Romerike and Innlandet regions, milder weather and rain have created slippery road conditions during the morning hours. According to Trude Lindstad, a traffic operator at the Eastern Road Traffic Central, the most affected areas are predominantly the county roads and smaller roads, highlighting the potential hazards for drivers in these regions.

While the conditions pose challenges for minor routes, major highways such as the E6 and E18 are reported to be in better shape. Lindstad indicated that these main roads have been adequately salted, ensuring that they remain manageable for commuters. This distinction between the conditions of minor and major roads is crucial for drivers planning their routes during the morning commute.

The weather-related road hazards serve to remind drivers to exercise caution, especially in areas noted for tricky conditions. While the overall impact on traffic may not be significant due to the maintenance of main roads, local authorities advise that drivers remain vigilant and prepared for potentially hazardous conditions on less-traveled routes. This focus on local traffic management demonstrates the need for ongoing communication regarding weather impacts on road safety across the region.