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All should be good if she stays on I90. If there is snow or the conditions get too bad, each state's department of transportation shuts down roads and interstates at major points(towns) and she can stay there until the weather clears and the DOT gets the road clear and they open it again. That is a worst case scenerio. Best case, she will just be able to drive straight through stopping when she is tired. Well lit rest areas are a good place to stop where no one will bother you along the way. Truck stops while a good place to get food and supplies are risky. Wal-mart parking lots are camera protected are another safe place for an RV. Most rest areas in the west have camera survalence on the parking lots and are connected to the local law enforcement. These are patrolled regularly. Most campgrounds are closed because of water freeze concerns. When she gets to where she has to turn off the interstate, she should check the local weather conditions to make sure that the road is clear to where she is going. She should be fine, but some mountain passes in Montana require tire chains depending on the size RV she is driving. Fourth of july pass is one I remember. You will have to consult your maps and South Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Washington Department of transportation will have a web site that will tell you all you need to know and will have web cams at certain locations along the way.
traveled that road many times, generally no problems , if there is snow they will only let 4WD vehicles through with chains , I certainly wouldn't take 410 in snow with an RV I presume you mean ENUMCLAW
depends where u live? what size? what type? the little house ones- replace with new ones
