CDOT Colorado Road Conditions

I have nothing but positive things to say about the app. I’ll keep it short and simple. If you live in CO, this is a must have! It honestly should be required and hopefully one day it’ll integrate with CarPlay. It’s truly invaluable, and I rely on it heavily. Don’t hesitate and download it. I’ve been using this app for as long as I can remember. Recently I moved and noticed the cameras on the highway by my house were outdated. Lookup and found they upgraded them to live stream. I reached out to the apps support to get this corrected and it was fixed in 1 hour (adjusted because Apple has to approve the update, with that took 7 hours ish). I got an email back within 30 minutes they were working on updating, a follow up 30 minutes later that it has been completed and pending approval. I got a email once Apple approved it that I’d need to update my app. I received another followup 1 hour after that ensuring I saw their email that’s it’s been fixed. Everyone should use this app! It’s robust. You can see travel notifications, snow plow locations, live stream highway cameras, radar, add widgets to your home screen, and so much more. I cannot believe this app is free. You can hate me for saying this, but I’d pay for it. You can click the settings wheel and “tip the developer”. The max tip was $2.99. I wish there was a custom amount. I sent x4 back to back and then it wouldn’t allow me to do anymore.

As an Over The Road truck driver who travels across CO/WY weekly, this app has proven to be near perfect. Not only has it combined the data I usually get from numerous apps but it also makes getting camera views so much easier. Also one of the main features it has is the notification when a road alert has been removed, which isn’t available with the official state 511 apps. What used to take a good amount of time to trip plan is now accomplished in just a couple of minutes. Developer was quick to respond to a suggestion I had and followed up with me. Highly recommend it for anyone traveling.

This lone soldier has done something that CDOT dared not do - actually aggregated all of the available data into an easy to digest format in a stable, modern app. Google was telling me there was, of course, a 29 minute delay on my way to Broomfield last night because of a crash. I used this app to pull up the cameras on 25 to see if the crash was still there. It was not only still there, but traffic was dead stopped. By looking at the cameras, we were able to see that the express lanes were empty and unaffected. As a result we took the express land and blew past stopped traffic at 65, saving us at least 30 minutes.