Mile-1 vs Postmiles Usage & Stats

AZDOT, "State Troopers and emergency crews use mile markers to locate stranded drivers or those involved in crashes...emergency crews will be able to find you faster." KEZI, "Evacuation levels reduced for homes near Milepost 97 fire." NewsChannel20, "Illinois State Troopers and first responders were called to a crash on I-57 northbound near milepost 241 Wednesday afternoon." KqenNewsRadio, "I-5 Milepost 114 fire burns Tuesday night." National Park Service, "Detour implemented from Milepost 115 to 135 starting January 25, 2021." "...businesses could say they were at mile marker 10.5, or 11.5, making it easier than ever to find them." These are just some sample headlines we see every day, but it's not so easy to locate exactly where these are. Mile 1 to the rescue! Mile 1 provides you with the most comprehensive highway milepost locator service ever built. Easy to use day or night, quickly know your distance to the nearest posts. Nearly every highway on the U.S. Interstate system is included along with a growing list of state and U.S. highways. Use Mile 1 to help emergency personnel or roadside assistance locate you faster. Even if you lose your data connection, Mile 1 will still show your milepost. Need directions or distance? Tap any milepost. The navigation button will use Maps to show you how to get there. For quick reference to your current milepost, add the Mile 1 widget to your Today View. Click the share button to send your current location via messages, email, or your favorite app. Closures, construction, and incidents are often reported using mileposts as a reference. Quickly and easily search for these locations. It's the perfect companion for incident reporting and maintenance.