Queensland Roads vs Brisbane Traffic Alerts Usage & Stats

Live traffic reports and cameras for Queensland. Save your favorite cameras for quick access. The app was updated during September 2024. KEY FEATURES: Live data from The Queensland Government: - 175+ traffic cameras covering Queensland. - Today screen widget to show at a glance the nearest current traffic incidents - Optimised for all iPhone and iPad models. - Dark Mode throughout the app (iOS13+). MAP VIEW - Shows current incidents, construction and traffic cams - Each incident is color coded as well as being represented by an icon showing the incident type. - Clicking on an incident displays more detail right there on the map. - The map view can also show live traffic cameras. To view the cameras on the map, press the "camera" icon on the map tab. LIST VIEW - Shows current incidents in order of distance from your current location (closest incidents are shown first). - Each incident is color-coded to indicate the severity of the delay. - You can quickly see the distance the incident is from you, the road name and the type of incident. - The detail view shows the description together with a map showing the location. - Full search functionality, works across both the list and map views. TRAFFIC CAM FAVORITES - Save your favorite cameras for quick access to see how clear/congested your usual routes are. TODAY WIDGET - Shows at a glance the nearest current traffic incidents without launching the app. PERSONALISE - Toggle traffic information on the map. - Toggle always show map on app launch. - Toggle construction on/off. - You can configure which incidents are displayed according to the severity of the delay caused. - Miles or KM setting. CONTACT - Email me for feature requests/bug reports etc. I would love to hear from you! Data courtesy of The Queensland Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads.

Apple App Store
Paid
Travel

Store Rank

- -

Brisbane Traffic Alerts

The Brisbane Traffic Alerts app works in combination with a network of Bluetooth broadcasting devices to provide spoken alerts about delays on the road ahead. The map highlights sections of road that are currently experiencing delays higher than normal (excess delay). This allows commuters to quickly see if their route to work is running normally. The user can tap on any of the highlighted road segments to see the current extra delay and travel time. Interacting with a mobile phone while driving is illegal, so this information is only useful before you start your trip or if you have a passenger that can check it for you. That is why Brisbane Traffic Alerts has introduced spoken alerts, allowing motorists to keep their eyes on the road. The spoken alerts will play through your phone’s loud speaker or via your car entertainment system if you are paired via Bluetooth. You must have Bluetooth turned on for the spoken alerts to work. You will only receive spoken alerts that are relevant to your current direction of travel, but in some instances you may receive messages relating to delays on an intersecting road that may only be relevant if you are turning left or right.