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User Reviews for California Road Report
DRIVERS BEST FRIEND
I’d give this app 10 stars if I could. I drive throughout California for business and road conditions sometimes make the difference between making it one time or even making it at all. I’ve used it for six months and has helped me spot traffic jams before I get to them, calls out hazards, rest stops, and construction before I even depart. Can activate when I’m driving.ONLY COMPLAINT: When driving, the map doesn’t track my location. I must swipe the screen to keep up with myself, if not, I drive offscreen. Am I missing a setting to enable that or is the tracking function a bug itself? Anyway, great app maybe an App Store mvp.
Love this app!
I’ve had this app on my phone for many years. Prior to downloading it I had the CHP site bookmarked to a screen, but had to deal with full site info on a small screen. Over the years this thing just keeps getting better. Traffic incidents (including response times and actions), rest stop locations (and whether opened or closed), chain requirements, traffic cameras (many of them live streaming), and road closures. If an incident isn’t showing on this app it is also absent on the CHP incident page. All this information is available on various sites if one takes the trouble to hunt for it, but it’s all here in an easy to use app. This app has had some ups and downs, but the developer responds to questions and suggestions in a timely manner and puts effort into its improvement. Personally, I end up wasting short stretches of time looking at the various traffic cams...especially during snow events.
Returning User
Pleasantly surprised to find this APP has been upgraded to work on current Apple devices. Now the issue - though SFO is a reality nice place - the default opening of this APP to the SFO area is annoying. There are other communities / geographic areas of interest / concern to Users. As I attempt to move the map to the area of interest - the map disappears. All that is shown are the incident reference points. The map may reappear….. or I may need to re-start the APP. Suggestion - consider a way to “tag” location(s) / geographic area(s) of regular interest or concern, thus allowing for a more rapid acquisition of related and relevant information.
Great and really helpful!
Update: Nice to get a response from the developer indicating he’s working on updating this app. The highway camera feature has been restored. Thanks! . . . . WHERE ARE THE HIGHWAY CAMERAS?!?! This app WAS great until I installed the latest update yesterday. Now when I select highway cameras, there’s nothing there (says “0”) I really relied on the visual especially of those highways in the high country. Such a bummer not to have them. Please bring them back!I downloaded this app the other day as we were planning a trip over Donner Summit and I wanted to stay on top of the road conditions. Each time I checked, the info was current with the requirement for chains/snow tires and the storm conditions. The app is easy to navigate. You choose from the list of either interstate highways, state highways or other roads. You then get up to the minute conditions. Perfect! I also like that you can link to the highway cameras that are available for that highway to get a visual of conditions. Also, information is provided for rest stops and what amenities are available. Thanks for a great, reliable app!!
Still love this app
I finally opened this app for the first time this season to check chain control and was surprised to discover the subscription model had been implemented for things that were usually free. I initially balked, for about five minutes... then remembered that I had been using the app for years for free, so the small yearly fee didn’t seem unreasonable and I signed up. I live in the mountains, so I normally use this app for chain control notifications and CHP incidents along the long mtn highways to prevent me from driving to the bottom of the mountain, only to discover a crash and closed road at the bottom. It works great, especially in driving mode when it reads the incidents out to you. The app does other things too, but I’ve never used those features so I don’t know how well they work. But if you live or travel in snowy conditions, this is the easiest way to find chain conditions, and is well worth the yearly fee for this feature alone.
Saves the Day!
We live in a small rural village in the High Sierra at 7600’ surrounded by 8000’ passes. Weather and driving conditions are always tricky. Just going to the doctor or hardware store can take over an hour and that’s to get to a town only 20 miles down the road. I use CRR in bad weather any time I go somewhere. Maps are fine but California Road Report actually lets me know what’s going on and what the road conditions are. Checking Carr is just as important as carrying an emergency road kit and extra water.
Love this app for traveling
I love this app, i have been using this app for 5 or so years. I travel a lot over Donner Pass on I-80 and it is important to know what the weather conditions are, what road hazards there are, and specifically where the chain check points are. Not only could you read what’s going on they have cameras all around California that allow you to see live what’s happening in that spot. The updates of information have always been quick and close to real time. This is the best app to use if you travel in California or over the mountain!
Great for Trucking
I love this app! I’m a truck driver and I use it all the time to see if there is chain control over Donner Pass! I was so disappointed when there was an update and you got rid of the ability to check each highway by its route number, such as I-5 or I-80, thank you for bringing that back with the highway button/icon! The only thing that seems to be missing is the location arrow that let’s you zoom in or highlight the areas that you are currently in. I really liked that feature as I can’t use my fingers to find myself on the map while I’m I’m driving. If you could add that back I’ll give you 5 Stars!(Update) Thank you for adding the location arrow back, loving your app and appreciate that you actually care about the users of your app! Great job! Also, there should be more 5 star ratings, this app does what it’s supposed to!
What happened to the color bars for traffic flow conditions??
Bought a new iPhone, loaded the app and the color bars are not on the app for traffic flow conditions. I use this app exclusively for knowing driving conditions and the color bars were a great help in knowing what was ahead for traffic conditions, but now they’re not there. Is it just a glitch on my phone, or is it something that was changed??? Either way, the app is still 5 Stars to Me.
Useless after update
So many problems with this update! Nothing makes sense with the new UI. Clicking on some incidences only makes the map zoom, but won’t open the details of the incidence. The app also apparently thinks I’m currently in LA, but I can’t find any settings or options. There are no helpful instructions. Sorting by distance only shows me things 324 miles away and turns on driving mode, which activates an immediate loud voice (very uncool). I used to use this app to check for accidents and road conditions because it was easy to see a list and map of any potential issues. Now I guess I’ll just have to use Waze for that too. Will delete the app in a few days if it’s not updated again, but I am not feeling too optimistic. Sadly, it’s really, really bad.
Description
Know before you go with California Road Report, your best app for being informed of what's happening on the highway. With California Road Report you can view CHP incidents, CalTrans road conditions, chain control, road closures, CalFire incidents, and find rest stops in California on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch on the go! - View CHP Incidents in areas nearby or from a list of selected areas in either list mode or map mode Each CHP incident reported contains the time of occurrence, location, and details of the incident. - Hands-Free Mode - With hands-free mode, CHP incidents can now be spoken to you while you drive so you can keep your eyes on the road and still receive CHP reports. (note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.) - Search for CalTrans road conditions on any given highway in California Ideal for checking chain requirements prior to driving in snowy conditions, knowing if there will be road work, or finding out if a particular stretch of the highway has been closed. - Find out where chain control is being enforced during snow storms While in map view you can pan around the state of California to see where chain control is being enforced or scroll through a list of all chain control areas in California. - Find nearby rest stops Need to take a break while on a long drive down the 5? Check out nearby rest stops and see their available amenities. - See highway cameras See pictures from over 500 highway cameras (with some including live video) in the state of California and also share them on Facebook, Twitter, eMail, and SMS. - Road Closures Avoid traffic by knowing which roads are closed or have lane closures. - CalFire Incidents See nearby CalFire incidents and check percent contained and number of acres burned.
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