Road511 Connector for AI agents.

Yes, it can find live traffic camera feeds across North America. Your agent can locate cameras near specific coordinates or highways to give you a visual look at the road.

It covers both. You can pull real-time traffic data, incidents, and road conditions for all 50 US states and 13 Canadian provinces.

You can ask your agent to find charging stations along a specific route. It pulls data on station locations and status to help you plan your trip without stopping to search manually.

Yes, it provides data in GeoJSON format. This makes it easy to integrate traffic events, road conditions, and infrastructure features directly into your own GIS capabilities or dashboards.

The data is pulled directly from official state and provincial sources. It includes real-time updates on incidents, weather, and road conditions with a very low average refresh rate.

Absolutely. You can ask your agent to list all active construction zones in a specific state or jurisdiction to help you route your fleet around delays.

Yes! Use the get_events capability with road=I-405 and jurisdiction=CA to filter incidents specifically on that highway. You can further filter by type (incidents, construction, closures) and severity (minor, moderate, major, critical). The results include incident descriptions, affected lanes, estimated clearance times, and alternate route suggestions. For mapping visualization, use get_events_geojson to get the same data in GeoJSON format ready for Mapbox or Leaflet.

Use the get_features capability with type=cameras to find all traffic cameras in a jurisdiction, or type=ev_chargers for EV charging stations. You can filter by bounding box (bbox) or by radius from a lat/lon point. For mapping applications, use get_features_geojson which returns data in GeoJSON format ready for direct integration with mapping libraries. Camera features include live stream URLs and road conditions include surface status and weather impacts.

Absolutely! Use get_trends with your jurisdiction code (e.g., jurisdiction=CA for California) to get time-series incident data showing whether incidents are increasing, decreasing, or stable over time. Use get_clearance to understand how quickly incidents are being resolved (P50 median and P95 resolution times). Combined with get_summary for current snapshot data, you can build comprehensive traffic safety and efficiency reports. This is perfect for transportation planning, resource allocation, and operational performance benchmarking.