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Home›News›Free mobile app provides travelers with up-to-date traffic alerts

Free mobile app provides travelers with up-to-date traffic alerts

By Antigo Times
June 29, 2015
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511 Wisconsin travel information launches tool for better route planning
 
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has launched a free smart phone application that will provide statewide travelers with information on traffic incidents, delays/backups, closures/detours, work zones and weather-related road conditions. Available on both Apple and Android devices, the app provides up-to-date traffic related information through traffic alerts that can be programmed to align with the users favorite travel areas
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Other features of the application include:
  • Nearly 400 traffic camera live-feeds to view road conditions;
  • Travel times and speeds for highly traveled routes;
  • Road work information, to include dates and times of full closures and lane restrictions; and
  • Incident notifications.
 
To download the free application visit:
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicusa.wisgo.android
Apple: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/511-wisconsin/id969082710?mt=8
 
As safety is WisDOT’s top priority; users of the app must acknowledge that use will not occur while operating a motor vehicle.

 

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