For those of you who use QuickMap, there is a new feature you might want to try: push notifications! This new feature allows users to receive real-time traffic notifications while using the app. The new feature is available in both the Website and Mobile app, and can be used to stay informed of road conditions and traffic jams.
Cruz511 Map is modelled on Caltrans’ QuickMap
The Cruz511 Map is a web-based traffic and weather map that includes traffic information from Caltrans and the California Highway Patrol. It shows real-time traffic speeds, lane closures, incidents, and Changeable Message Sign content. The map features a color-coded line system that indicates traffic speed. It also features a lane closures layer that indicates where construction activities are taking place.
You can change the display of traffic information using a drop-down menu. On the left-hand side, you can toggle between full-motion and still images. In the QuickMap web application, you can select between a full-motion and still image view. In the QuickMap iOS and Android mobile apps, the map refreshes automatically, but users can also manually refresh it by pressing the Refresh button.
Another feature of Cruz511 Map is its ability to display traffic camera images. Besides showing you current traffic conditions, you can also view information about nearby rest areas and CHP incidents. Another useful feature is the ability to turn on and turn off each layer.
Mobile app
The QuickMap Caltrans mobile app allows travelers to view the latest road conditions and traffic data. Users can opt-in to receive notifications based on their location. They will be notified of traffic conditions, such as construction, accidents, or maintenance work, in real time. However, it is important to note that while using mobile devices, drivers must remain alert and avoid distractions. Drivers should avoid texting, talking, or reading from mobile devices while driving. This practice is dangerous and illegal.
The Caltrans QuickMap mobile app has added a new notification feature that will let travelers know about upcoming road closures, emergencies, and other traffic updates. This notification feature will help users plan their trips with less stress and more accurate information. It also allows users to receive pop-up messages letting them know about critical traffic updates in their area.
The QuickMap Caltrans mobile app features a map that shows traffic conditions, such as freeway speed, lane closures, and CHP incidents. The app also displays highway construction projects, road closures, and changeable message signs. Users can also see roadside rest areas and wait times at border crossings. Users can customize their maps to display the information they are most interested in, including what traffic cameras are showing. The traffic data is updated every few hours.
Website
The Caltrans QuickMap website allows users to view real-time traffic information, incident reports, and other traffic data. It displays information from more than 1,000 freeway cameras and 700 electronic message signs. Users can see current traffic speeds and other data related to traffic congestion, lane closures, California Highway Patrol incidents, and chain control. Traffic cameras and other information are shown on the map using color-coded lines. The site also allows users to pan through the map using the arrow keys.
Users can also choose to receive notifications about traffic-related events. The Caltrans QuickMap website is compatible with location-aware browsers. However, drivers must still be careful about using their mobile devices while driving. Using a cell phone while driving is dangerous and illegal. In California, drivers 18 years old and older must use their phones in hands-free mode.
Push notification feature
A new feature for the Quickmap app from Caltrans will notify travelers of local road closures and traffic-related events. The push notifications will tell drivers about road closures and the reasons for them. They will also be able to see detailed information about rest areas and electronic highway signs. The app also allows users to receive alerts when highways are closed for emergency situations.
The new feature is available on both the mobile and desktop versions of the QuickMap website. Using the website and the QuickMap app, drivers can receive traffic updates that include road closures and emergency incidents, traffic speeds, and lane closures within 10 miles. This can help drivers adjust their plans or plan alternate routes, saving time.
