WSDOT

Thanks for the ads, I'm uninstalling this app. Banner ads take up way too much screen real estate. There are other ways to raise revenue. It doesn't seem "official" for a government app to be full of ads

At first glance, the app looks like it was written in 2007. Just look at the pinstripes background, the navigation buttons, the progress bar, and the pull to update control. Everything in the interface mimics the iOS look, but they are all a little bit off, so the app looks and feels like a knock-off product. Instead of trying so hard to reinvent the wheel, why not go back to basics, and use standard UIKit widgets. If an app is not delivering a good native experience, you'd be better off writing a good web app. By the way, some icons are still blurry after the latest update.

Complete copy of temple run

Provides info on border wait times northbound AND southbound. You can also view updated images from highway cams and get live traffic info for major routes. Great for road trips!

Crashes immediately when starting on iOS. Currently completely useless.

This problem has persisted for months, and is not a good reflection on Washington State government. You’ve got to step up your game — or pass the app on to a competent developer.

It will not open anymore. It immediately crashes before it even shows its Home Screen.

Opens up just fine on iPhone, but closes without opening at all on iPad.

Well you can't. You can click on individual passes and see what conditions are. And you can see traffic speeds. But you don't know will I need to chain up with 4wd at all, 10 miles out, 25 miles out? how cool would it be to just see a live map layer of chain up areas under different conditons for cars and trucks. How nice would it be for state patrol to know drivers who start from most anywhere in WA will arrive with full knowledge where chain up/off will happen? And guess what, California where it doesn't even snow in most areas, does this so well on web and app. C'mon WDOT, do better! In response to WADOT: with all due respect: consider for just a moment the time and money spent by DOT and delayed drivers because of lack of timely chain information in one place for all state highways. They consider how widespread adoption is of mobile phones, and finally how good mobile services is along all WA state highways. It is not so hard to deploy tools that update real time chain up requirements for big rigs and passenger vehicles on all WA highways. Please take this under consideration to improve safety and efficiency of state roads.

I commute over Snoqualmie Pass everyday, the status for closures is always delayed and will say that it is open when it is not. The cameras claim to be updated every 2 minutes but many will change the time on the screen but the image tamarind the same for hours.