DOT Traffic

DOT Traffic

by Denis Stanton

2 ratings
2 reviews

Archived App

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 11, 2009
  • August 26, 2021

Features

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Access live highway road condition cameras across Canada, New Zealand, and the USA. Quickly find and view cameras for your route, save favorites, and see camera locations on a map. An optional subscription provides access to network upgrades and new camera additions.

Live highway cameras
Canada, NZ, USA coverage
Favorites list
Map view of cameras
Fast camera access
Subscription for upgrades
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What's New in DOT Traffic

9.206

August 26, 2021

Version 9.206 Update all camera links for Alberta Version 9.205 July update for subscribers in British Columbia. This version adds 47 new cameras, including: Northern Region Fort St. James Spencer Pit Hudson's Hope Southern Interior Field Goatfell Morrissey Hosmer Sparwood Blanket Creek Radium Hot Springs Quinn Creek Lower Mainland Horseshoe Bay to Lonsdale Lougheed at Haney Bypass Haney Bypass Kanaka Way at Lougheed Golden Ears Way Mary Hill Bypass Barnston Island Port Kells Hwy 15 at 24th Ave Version 9.201 Updated Calgary cameras. All links revised to match Calgary server update Version 9.197 August update for subscribers in British Columbia. This version adds 9 new cameras Version 9.196. Fix for app build error on version 9.195 Version 9.195. February update for subscribers in British Columbia. This version adds 16 new cameras Highway 7B(Mary Hill Bypass) Mary Hill Bypass - NEHwy 7B, on Mary Hill, looking northeast. Highway 16 (Northern Region) TamarackHwy 16 at Dahl Lake Rd, about 33 km west of Prince George, looking west. Slim Creek - WHwy 16, about 400 m east of the Slim Creek Rest Area, looking west. Slim Creek - EHwy 16, about 400 m east of the Slim Creek Rest Area, looking east. West Twin - WestHwy 16, at West Twin Creek, looking west. West Twin - EastHwy 16, at West Twin Creek, looking east. Highway 97 (Northern Region) TrutchHwy 97 near Trutch and the Mile 202 Rest Area. Highway 3A (Southern Interior) Yellow Lake - WHwy 3A (Kaleden to Keremeos), near Sheep Creek Road, looking west. Yellow Lake - EHwy 3A (Kaleden to Keremeos), near Sheep Creek Road, looking east. Highway 5 Coquihalla (Southern Interior) Shuswap Hill - WHwy 6, Shuswap Hill west of Cherryville, looking west. Shuswap Hill - EHwy 6, Shuswap Hill west of Cherryville, looking east. Highway 23 (Southern Interior) Galena Bay Landing - Front Highway 17 (Delta) 104th Ave at Hwy 17 westbound104th Avenue and Hwy 17, looking westbound. Hwy 17 at 104th Ave eastboundHwy 17 at 104th Avenue eastbound along Hwy 17. 104th Ave at Hwy 17 eastbound104th Avenue at Hwy 17 looking east. Hwy 17 at 104th Ave southboundHwy 17 at 104th Avenue looking southbound. Version 9.192. August update for subscribers in British Columbia. This version adds 57 new cameras Version 9.191. For subscribers in Atlanta this version adds 26 new cameras on I-85 south, from the State Line to Camp Creek Parkway Version 9.190. Remove Cincinnati camera network as cameras are no longer accessible. Version 9.189. Spring update for British Columbia highways. For subscribers this version has been updated with 52 new cameras, including 2 with weather and road conditions. Version 9.188 Fix for Highway names in Favorites List mode. Credit to Phoebe for reporting this problem. Version 9.187. Winter update for British Columbia highways. For subscribers this version has been updated with 7 new cameras, including 3 with weather and road conditions. Location information has been updated for a further 34 cameras Version 9.186 Bug fix for Map display in Favorites mode Bug fix for swipe to next in Favorites mode Version 9.185. Fall update for British Columbia highways. For subscribers this version has been updated with 17 new cameras and adds weather and road conditions for more locations. Version 9.184. A completely revised data file for Alberta cameras. The highway camera network in Alberta has been totally revamped. This broke all camera links in the app. All links have now been updated where replacements exist. Some cameras has been removed and many more have been added. The Alberta section now has 261 cameras, up from 244. The increase is mostly down to adding additional direction and road surface cameras at existing locations. This version does not include location weather reports. The app now has a link to our Privacy Policy on the Setup page. In brief, our policy is we do not ask for, receive or store any customer data.

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Subscription plans

Camera Network upgrades.

The BC Highway camera network periodically adds more cameras. These additions require an update to the app. With an annual subscription you will receive updated versions whenever the network expands.

$0.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$0.99

Add location maps for all cameras.

Purchasing this Upgrade Package adds a scrollable map with pins to select individual cameras. Each camera page links to a zoomed location map

User reviews

The Big Problem

The app works OK. But there is a big ripoff - the only cameras plotted on the map are Vancouver’s. So you have to know the roads extremely well to recognize where the cameras are located. To make matter worse, the various transport agencies don’t place cameras just a interchanges so the name often is a geographical name that’s not familiar. That’s why the map is so important. To make matters even more confusing - you would expect you would expect the camera be listed north to south or east to west since that how they appear on map. BUT NO! Some are are backwards or upside down. I5 in Washington is listed south to north.
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Bad app

Cameras in Cincinnati are showing images from November 2108. I emailed the developer, I am still awaiting a response. Lucky for me I’m not holding my breathe.

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FAQ

What countries does DOT Traffic cover?

DOT Traffic provides access to live highway road condition cameras for Canada, New Zealand, and various regions within the USA. This includes specific provinces, states, and cities.

How does the DOT Traffic subscription work?

The DOT Traffic subscription is an auto-renewable annual plan for $0.99 that provides access to future camera network upgrades and new camera additions. Subscribers receive updated camera databases when the network expands or changes.

Can I use DOT Traffic without a subscription?

Yes, you can use DOT Traffic without a subscription. Non-subscribers will continue to use the purchased version of the app, but the camera network database will not automatically update with new additions or changes.

How do I manage my DOT Traffic subscription?

Subscriptions can be managed by the user, and auto-renewal can be turned off by going to your device's Account settings at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period.

What is the age rating for DOT Traffic?

DOT Traffic has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The app is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is DOT Traffic updated?

The app's last update was on August 26, 2021, with the latest version being 9.206. Subscribers receive updated camera databases when the network is extended or changed.

What are the main benefits of using DOT Traffic?

DOT Traffic offers a fast way to access relevant highway cameras with one click, eliminating the need to browse through websites. Users can also flick through cameras sequentially and save favorites for quicker access.

Does DOT Traffic have ads?

The provided data does not indicate the presence of advertisements in DOT Traffic. The monetization model is based on in-app purchases for subscription upgrades.