Statewide Traffic Map and Live Incidents
INDOT Trafficwise puts Indiana travel information on a zoomable map built for quick checks before a trip. Users can look across interstates, U.S. routes, and state highways, then open incident markers to understand where traffic events, construction activity, flooding, restrictions, or closures may affect a journey.
The map screen keeps the main tasks visible through Incidents, Cameras, and Plows controls, while Critical Info, Legend, and Layers provide alternate ways to read the road picture. Tapping the map and adjusting its view helps drivers move from a broad statewide overview to a more useful local check without switching between separate information pages.
Cameras, Plows, and Weather Layers
Road conditions are easier to interpret when a map view is read alongside visual and operational details. The app brings traffic camera stills and streaming video together with current speeds, weather-station information, and images or locations from snowplows, giving travelers several ways to understand what a route may look like.
The Layers panel lets users turn categories on or off, including unplanned incidents, construction, cameras, weather radar, traffic speeds, rest areas, electronic signs, and commercial-vehicle information. This makes the map less crowded for a quick commute or more detailed for trip planning, while camera and plow views add context beyond a single colored road line.
My INDOT Routes and Traveler Alerts
My INDOT adds a personal layer for people who check the same roads repeatedly. After signing in, users can save routes and areas, keep favorite camera views close at hand, and manage email or text alerts instead of rebuilding the same search every time they prepare for a trip.
The home screen presents My INDOT Log In alongside the TrafficWise Map, so personalized tools are easy to find without hiding the general map. Commuters can use saved places for routine travel, while occasional travelers can stay with the public map and open camera or incident information as needed. This split keeps account-based convenience separate from the app’s core statewide road information.
Commercial Travel and Roadway Details
The app also serves drivers who need more than a basic traffic overview. Its Indiana-focused information includes commercial-vehicle restrictions, trucker reports, roadway incidents, construction, closures, and traffic speeds, helping users compare the conditions around a route before choosing when or where to travel.
Layers and the map legend make those details manageable on a phone. A traveler can keep incident and camera information visible, add weather or speed context, or switch on categories such as rest areas, electronic signs, and EV charging stations when planning a longer trip. The result is a practical reference for commuters, road-trippers, and commercial operators who want one place to review changing highway conditions.