Florida Roads & Cameras
Live FDOT Traffic & Hurricane
About
Access live traffic cameras, real-time incident reports, and severe weather alerts across Florida. Track hurricanes with detailed storm data and receive customizable push notifications for road closures and hazards. Features include a congestion overlay and dark mode for nighttime driving.
What's New in Florida Roads & Cameras
1.4
August 20, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements
Subscription plans
Florida Roads & Cameras Pro Monthly
Ad-free. Unlimited groups. Hurricane alerts. Widget.
Developer apps
FAQ
Does Florida Roads & Cameras have ads?
Yes, Florida Roads & Cameras contains advertisements. The Pro subscription offers an ad-free experience.
What is the cost of Florida Roads & Cameras Pro?
Florida Roads & Cameras Pro is available as a subscription for $4.99 per month or $19.99 per year. There is no free trial period offered for the Pro version.
How often are the traffic cameras updated in Florida Roads & Cameras?
The live traffic cameras are refreshed every 60-120 seconds, providing near real-time views of road conditions across Florida.
What kind of weather alerts does Florida Roads & Cameras provide?
Florida Roads & Cameras provides NWS severe-weather warnings, including storms and flooding, drawn as polygons on the map. It also offers push alerts for hurricanes.
Can I save my favorite cameras in Florida Roads & Cameras?
Yes, you can save up to 4 favorite cameras for free. The Pro subscription allows for unlimited favorites and custom multi-camera groups.
What devices is Florida Roads & Cameras available on?
Florida Roads & Cameras is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is developed by Kovan Apps and has an age rating of 4+.
How frequently is Florida Roads & Cameras updated?
The app was last updated on August 20, 2026, with the latest version being 1.4. This indicates regular updates to maintain functionality and data accuracy.
What data sources does Florida Roads & Cameras use?
The app utilizes data from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) for cameras and incidents, and NOAA/National Weather Service for hurricane and weather information. Maps are provided by Mapbox and OpenStreetMap.
