As Electric Daisy Carnival 2025 ended early Monday morning, traffic congestion increased for travelers in the Las Vegas area. News 3 LV reported that the three-day Electric Daisy Carnival at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway caused heavy traffic on local freeways, especially southbound Interstate 15 through North Las Vegas.
Commuters experienced heavy traffic after the Electric Daisy Carnival, with backups reaching Craig Road by 6:40 a.m. Delays extended to westbound lanes of the 215 Northern Beltway near Centennial Bowl and Las Vegas Boulevard. The festival drew about 185,000 attendees each night. Approximately 150 state and local police officers were on duty to manage the event and traffic, according to 8 News Now.
Traffic remained heavy on Monday morning after the Electric Daisy Carnival, with long lines of brake lights extending into the rush hour. The event caused significant delays on Las Vegas roads, impacting the city’s traffic flow. News 3 LV and 8 News Now advised drivers to expect delays and use alternate routes when possible.
