Hwy 101 Closed Near Mendocino Line; Detour Onto Route 271

Heavy equipment works on a slide

[Photo provided by Caltrans]

As of about 11:15 a.m., Caltrans is detouring Hwy 101 between Cooks Valley and Piercy onto Route 271.

This is the same slide that covered all four lanes of Hwy 101 on December 10.

Caltrans said on their Facebook page, “Maintenance has detoured traffic onto Route 271 as a precaution, and motorists should anticipate the detour adding approximately 10 minutes to their travels around the slide.”

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starburst
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7 years ago

I drove up to Humboldt yesterday from Santa Rosa. People were driving WAY too fast through this zone, and several other dicey stretches of the highway.

Jayne Dough
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Jayne Dough
7 years ago

I live 1/4 mi west of Carlotta VFD, totally flooded, water going over road, people NOT slowing down, hydroplaning, and spraying LOTS of water on passing vehicles reducing their sight to ZERO! PLEASE SLOW DOWN…safety for yourself and others! The water is even deeper at fire dept.

Real facts
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7 years ago

Starburst how did you know that they were driving way too fast do you have a radar gun?

Bushytails
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Bushytails
7 years ago
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My guess is that they were tailgating him/her trying to get him/her to pull over and let a line of cars by, so obviously everyone is driving too fast.

Ronnie
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Ronnie
7 years ago
Reply to  Real facts

Too fast for conditions!!! Common sense does not need a radar gun…

Tara
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Tara
7 years ago

Kym 271 is closed now also , correct?

visitor
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visitor
7 years ago

“Mother Nature is messing with their plans…”

Mother Nature is wiser than her children.

‘“As happens sometimes, a moment settled and hovered and remained for much more than a moment. And sound stopped and movement stopped for much, much more than a moment. Then gradually time awakened again and moved sluggishly on.”
― John Steinbeck, from ‘Of Mice and Men’