Lancaster County officials request heavy truck traffic stay off gravel roads if at all possible due to muddy conditions.
As the snow melts on county roads, they have become extremely muddy.
In a news release, the county Engineering Department reminded drivers to be aware of the road conditions and use alternate routes where possible.
Lancaster County Engineer Pam Dingman warned drivers using the gravel roads to slow down and stay as close to the middle of the road as possible.
If you have to leave your vehicle on a county road, call the nonemergency number of the Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office at 402-441-6500 to report the location of your vehicle and your contact information. Do not call 911 unless it's an emergency.
On Monday, the county asked drivers to avoid Southwest 42nd Street from West Olive Creek Road to West Princeton Road and from West Panama Road to West Stagecoach Road because of the road conditions.
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A complete list of county road closings can be found at .