MileCheckIs there one app with 511 alerts for every state?
Each state runs its own 511 site and app, so a long drive can mean several of them. MileCheck reads the live state DOT feeds from all 50 states, plus British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba, and shows them in one app.
What you get in one place
- Closures, crashes, construction, chain controls and road weather, from each state's own feed. The kinds of reports and the detail vary by state.
- Alerts on the road ahead of you, by direction.
- The nearest highway camera on your route, in the states that publish cameras.
- CarPlay and Android Auto.
What it doesn't replace
The state's 511 is the source. If a post looks wrong or old, the state's site is the final word. Some states publish more detail on their own site than in their feed.
What it costs
The mile marker screen comes with the app. Alerts and the map are part of Premium. It is $19.99 a year or $4.99 a month, with a 2-week free trial.
See your mile marker as you drive
MileCheck shows your nearest mile marker, the highway and your direction. Premium adds live state DOT feeds for the road ahead and the map, with a 2-week free trial. It runs on CarPlay and Android Auto.
Questions, answered
What is 511?
The phone number and website each state uses for road conditions. Our What is 511 page explains it.
Is there a 511 for all of Canada?
No. Each province runs its own. MileCheck carries alerts for British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba.