CDOT Colorado Road Conditions Reviews

Downloaded CDOTColoradoRoadConditions about one week ago. I travel a lot for work, CDOTColoradoRoadConditions keeps me up to date on issue on the highway I travel.

I use the camera “Favorites” almost daily to actually see the conditions. Before on CDOT’s old app I would scroll the map, wait for it to load, select a camera, then wait for that to load. Now I click one button all cameras load at once in the same order. Just scroll through the images.

The Developer ask for feedback, I made a suggestion of having selection for I-70 of the Western Slope. That is where I travel. I don’t need a notice about the traffic jams in Denver. At least not until I am over there visiting. I received an email back back within a hour. I made the suggestion on Wednesday. I got a personal email about the update, on Saturday.

Thanks for the great app and customer service.

I purchased CDOTColoradoRoadConditions to keep up to date with traffic and conditions in Colorado. As a trucker this is important for us, to keep us safe and perform our jobs safely. The developer was very helpful to a request and added a notification tab for I-70 to the Kansas boarder. I would recommend CDOTColoradoRoadConditions to anyone who travels in Colorado! Especially to all the truckers.
If you like CDOTColoradoRoadConditions and Have a suggestion to better it don’t be afraid to ask. They will respond to you fast.

This will be a great app when weather starts to affect drive time based on road conditions. Not only does it give speed projections on roads you will take, it also has overall road conditions and snow plow tracking.
My favorite pet of CDOTColoradoRoadConditions is the access to live CCTV cameras, to give you a snapshot of traffic before you leave for your destination.
Very excited to utilize CDOTColoradoRoadConditions as the weather gets worse for my commutes! Thanks developer!

CDOT hit it out of the park with CDOTColoradoRoadConditions. I live in western Colorado, and I travel in many states. I regularly use road condition apps for the states I travel. CDOT has provided the most comprehensive, stable, up to date app I have used for my safe travels. Quite an improvement over the last version. I especially appreciate the ability to select cameras on my frequent routes and essential build a photo data base for reliable and current road and weather condition photos. Thanks CDOT!

Thanks to CDOT for the infrastructure and LW Brands for aggregating all the information in an easy to use app. Notifications let me know where local issues are happening, cameras let me view road conditions in real time. I just found the snow plow tracking and can't wait to avoid the double stack, window breaking, fluster cluck backup machines. (I do love the drivers). You should probably download CDOTColoradoRoadConditions if you travel in Colorado.

This is a good app, but it would be really helpful to those of us that live outside of the Denver Metro area to get updates on the whole of the highways in and out of Denver. For example “I-70 West of Denver to Utah” or “I-25 North of Denver to the Wyoming border”, etc. I live in the Northwest corner, and we use those roads to travel to the rest of the state, but we don’t need a notification about every accident in Denver. Another helpful thing would be something that always told (in one place) what the road closures are and info about it, like COTRIP has.

Wondering what’s ahead? Use a combination of CDOT road condition indicators for each segment of road and multiple camera views along your route to determine what you’ll be driving through. Ability to store multiple routes and choose which directions each camera is angled to - the camera view compiles all cameras in a vertical stack and allows you to easily swipe to view each camera. Impressive and built with your safety in mind!

This is a must-have app for Colorado travel. It’s basically every travel variable in one place. Up-to-date physical road conditions, traffic conditions, roadwork, live webcams—it’s impressive how much information is available. My favorite part is being able to add various webcams into a collection so a route through the state can be planned and monitored. Looking at you Eisenhower tunnel!

Am I missing something? Previously there was a snow plow option and I can’t seem to find that anymore. As someone who lives in Broomfield and works in Aurora that leaves for work around 4am this was so helpful!

Is it gone or am I missing it?

Otherwise I love all the cameras in one location (but come on CDOT get the 270 fixed!) and feel the traffic is more accurate than google maps since they depend on user data.

CDOTColoradoRoadConditions takes all the data you’re looking for when traveling in adverse conditions and presents it in a clean, easy to read format. No more digging through CDOTs page looking for what you need.

It even lets you build custom groups of traffic cameras so you can quickly see conditions on the roads you normally take. Cannot recommend highly enough.

Saw a post on Reddit about CDOTColoradoRoadConditions, decided to download it since winter conditions can change pretty quickly in Colorado. I love it! It’s simple but at the same time allows you to forecast what your commute will look like with road conditions, changes in speed, and any alerts that might be going on- fire evacuation, car accidents, etc. Thanks!

I don’t have much to say other than how helpful CDOTColoradoRoadConditions has been to someone who regularly drives to the mountains for ski trips! I’ve loved being able to check real-time road conditions without having to use the incredibly buggy and non-user friendly CDOT website.

Overall an excellent app!! The only recommendation I would have would be that the developers include links to the cameras nearest the notifications. They already do this with the website, so carrying this over to CDOTColoradoRoadConditions would make CDOTColoradoRoadConditions 5-stars for me. Always grateful for the critical work CDOT does for all of us!!

This more than makes up for the loss of the official CDOT app a couple of years ago. Much more fluid than the COtrip site is on a phone-sized browser, and the ability to create roadcam collections that you can scroll through instead of having to drill down one by one is a HUGE win.

The developer is very responsive and added a feature on the latest update I requested just by emailing him. I use CDOTColoradoRoadConditions all the time and it has saved me a ton of headache using notifications in my area and viewing the cameras in real time. Thank you, Will!

This is the best CDOT app I’ve used so far. The developer made some innovative user experience choices in regards to camera groups, and the whole experience is pleasant in general. Everything loads quickly and CDOTColoradoRoadConditions seems very stable over all. Thank you developer!

I love that I can set up different camera routes. I can set up one for my trip to work and one for my trip to visit family and see the roads the whole way. I can’t wait to try it out with the weather coming in this weekend.

Very impressed with the features and design of CDOTColoradoRoadConditions already. A lot of weather and road information available and it’s all customizable. Excited to start using it during weather storms

I purchased CDOTColoradoRoadConditions yesterday, I couldn't get any info on road conditions between Glenwood and Frisco. I emailed the company, they immediately responded and this morning CDOTColoradoRoadConditions works perfectly. Easy to use, I absolutely would recommend CDOTColoradoRoadConditions.

We have used the CDOT for years, looking for information about our road conditions going to our home in South Park. We now have the cameras lined up for our route. This is about as easy as it gets. Thanks.

Found CDOTColoradoRoadConditions browsing Reddit—Interface is simple and user-friendly. Notifications are the best, really helped during the last snow storm. Cameras are a cool feature. Thank you!

Push notification toggling is fixed. Can’t wait to use CDOTColoradoRoadConditions during the ski season.

I turned in notifications and was getting waaaay too many in a very short timeframe. Decided to turn off in app, still received notifications. Turned off from settings. Please update and fix.

Great app design, intuitive to use and exactly what I need to ensure a safe drive to the mountains or around the city. Can’t wait to use it this winter!

The CDOT app has sone great features. I would like to see more updates on road conditions during in-climate weather. There were several times today that CDOTColoradoRoadConditions stated that the road was dry when it was icy.

Was driving through the high country between storms and CDOTColoradoRoadConditions was a huge help! Will be a great resource during ski season.