The development of CDOT Mobile is part of a five-year, public-private partnership with the Colorado-based, urHub. The next phase of the app will focus on other major highways throughout the metro area and the rest of the state as well as continuing to make improvements to the I-70 and I-25 interfaces of CDOT Mobile. Additionally, information that is currently available at such as speeds, cameras and road conditions for the entire state is already accessible in the CDOT Mobile map. It also allows travelers to select and save their “favorites” providing them with ready access to travel times for their regular commuting route. Much like the I-70 interface, the I-25 interface will provide motorists with speeds, road conditions, road closures, construction activities and feeds from CDOT’s closed circuit television cameras for the I-25 corridor between Colorado Springs to the south and E-470 to the north (past 120 th Avenue).
With more informed drivers, we can make our transportation system more productive, safe and efficient.” “By adding a large portion of the I-25 corridor to CDOT Mobile, more Colorado travelers – particularly commuters - can take advantage of the real-time information. “We first launched CDOT Mobile in September 2012 for the I-70 corridor and have experienced great success with 50,000 users to date,” said Ryan Rice, CDOT Director of Operations.
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