It is difficult to answer some questions with the choices that are listed.
i like internet and phone sometimes we can say more
doesn't matter-I like to give my opinion!
internet, but when you say short survey, I see that as 5 or less questions. I feel deceived that this survey was listed as short.
internet, with chance to voice opinion on questions
what ever is easiest and most helpful to you
It gives you time to think about your answer.
I will give Chuck Larsen a call. It has been a while, HA.
it would be good if you let me know how many questions left to go as I work my way through this thing

I saw it on the website when I came to work.
Someone showed me the site because i Have to go through the Siskiyou pass daily
ALWAYS HAVE USED THE LINK FROM KGW. USED YAHOO TODAY AND CAME UP WITH TRIP CHECK.
I was looking for traffic cameras when I was going over the Cascades in the Springtime. I knew that there were views on television, but not available to me.
Searching the internet on Google for road conditions
I was searching for web cam for road conditioms.
Just by looking up info on the web. I looked under ODOT
I was checking the weather on noaa just morning(11/24) when I found this site.
from my husband -- not sure where he found it
Just pulled it up on a search engine with the key word: Oregon Highway Department
i can't remember, maybe by looking at webcams and seeing the link
Through a link from Idaho's Department of Transportation.
found it farting arround on the state website.
Searching the web for road reports I found it to have the best information and the web cams are alot of help.
surfing ODOT website to locate info for our trucking business.
I found it on the net by putting a search for oregon road conditions
searching for road conditions on the passes
I was looking at road conditions in the Pacfic Northwest.
looking for road cams and came across it about 3 yrs ago
I have you used tripcheck for over five years during the winter months I haul Us Mail and it is a morning thing to see what I 84 is doing before i leave Boise Idaho
I searched the web looking for answers. I couldn't depend on the CB chatter and had trouble getting through on the phone
From my father who owns a house at Black Butte and travels over there frequently
Went to "Search" and looked for Oregon Dept of Trans. Then fussed around until finally found something about highways and travel. Did this last year. First heard the term "Trip Check" on KAST radio in late October / early November
I noticed the address on the back of an Oregon Road Map
I found tripcheck by browsing thru the koin weather site
From the State of Oregon web site. Needed for work purposes.
Search Engine I wanted to see how the passes were.
Looking for road advisories and stumbled on it
I saw it listed on the weather page of the Oregonian.
I was searching on Goggle for trip information as I am traveling to Portland tomorrow.
through the internet, I was referred to it from the road condition site
Though the travels which my work sends me.
I wanted to see if there was information about Mt. Hood - Government Camp I could access by computer so checked ODOT and that lead me to trip check
Through internet search engine. Trying to find road conditions from Idaho to Washington.
Through a link on my university (Brigham Young Univerity) webpage
Internet search - travel info during ski season
First from a co-worker. Last year I noticed you have a link at the NOAA Portland page, which is a great idea.
Working at AAA we use this website a lot for our members. I first learned about TripCheck a few years ago when we finally got internet access at work and I was doing our Icicle Reports.
A friend told me to check out the cams for winter travel conditions.
Web surfing Oregon State Government web sites
web search to find road conditions for the Siskiyou Summit
I can't remember - I have been using it for a long time.
Bureau of Land Management- my place of employment
A link from the National Weather Service web site in Portland.
Found it on the ODOT web site while looking for road reports.
I work for ODOT; learned about it on the job.
A fluke...looking for weather conditions in the siskiyous
link from webpage on idaho and washington dot webpage
Scanning through the ODOT website for jobs and discovered that you could check road conditions. In the area that I live in, it is very helpful to determine if we are going to travel that day or not.
I believe that one of the TV stations mentioned it when talking about the road cams. It has been so helpful that I use it all the time now.
I don't remember. I have used your system for many years.
I learn about it from the internet. I work in a transportation dept. within the state and have found it to be a great help
I did a search using Yahoo for Oregon road conditions.
I figured you would have a web site and typed in what I thought would get me this site.
I think from hearing about the web site on the news, but I can't exactly remember...sorry.
my husband helped me find it on the internet
A friend showed me. I am planning on using this on a very regular basis from this point forward.
I did a web search when I had to travel over the Cascades and wanted to know if the roads were clear or not.
we use it for our truck drivers to let them know what weather conditions are
I work for the State in Eastern Oregon, we use the site extensively, because many of us serve multiple offices in an area with severe road and weather conditions. It is a well-known tool for working here.
Friend when worried about a sister coming from CA over Thanksgiving wkend.
ODOT website (which I got from a web search)
Web search for road cams and road conditions.
followed the odot/state police reports since 92 jim little and a modem
Through a search engine for Oregon Road Conditions.
In the Hearld and News, local newspaper.
Went looking for road info on the ODOT site.
I think it was through the ODOT website.
accidentally ran across Medford Fuel and found it there
Yahoo search engine - Looking for road conditions in Oregon for Thanksgiving weekend.
found it through a trucking website they had a link for road conditions
looking for odot road conditions on the Internet
Needed to travel from Wyoming to Oregon in March. Looked up dept of transportation website for Wyoming, Utah, Idaho and Oregon.
I was linked to the Trooper report from another website--probably Portland news site.
a link from the IDOT road conditions page
I first learned about tripcheck through internet searches for Oregon road reports.
I don't remember. I think a link was sent out via email when it was new.
Washington road conditions and other states link
Search engine - Yahoo.com (search words "Oregon Department of Transportation"
I ran a yahoo search on odot for pass reports
Looking for road information on ODOT website
Looking for road conditions on the web and found this site.
I use the Weather.com website to check weather on a regular basis and one of the links was this one.
Family and friends had previously utilized the site. I am not sure where they heard about it.
from television channel 48, Bend Cable, which shows weather cameras of highways in area.
Frequent travel and being a member of Depaul Security at the receptionists desk, We check trip check every few moments for customers calling odot headquarters for information and raod conditions!
From my employer, I believe. It was a couple years ago, so I'm not sure.
Just looking around internet for traveling info.
I was going to drive to Portland from Bend in the winter a couple of years ago and was looking for some detail of the road conditions so my husband told me about the site.
Heard it mentioned on KPTV-Channel 12's "Good Day Oregon" show last year. They recommended it as the perfect site to visit before hitting the roads in "iffy" weather.
In preparation for an eastbound trip on I-84, I needed road condition information and began searching in the ODOT site.
By doing a search on the state of Oregon.
I discovered the link from kgw.com news website.
Work for a company closely related to ODOT - one of your personnel told me about it a while back.
On the Oregon Department of Transportation website.
A co-worker told me about the road cams when I was preparing for a trip over the pass.
When web cams first came out years ago, I have used them but have moved to Idaho since and use them less now. Only when traveling back to Ore. or when curious as to how the passes are doing.
I wnted to find road reports for Oregon.
Checking on road conditions from Oregon Department of Transportation
I am a state employee and use it when I must travel. I found the site when looking on ODOT's web page.
Through ODOT web site which I go to through a search.
Referenced in a KPTV-FOX News report on the television Wednesday morning 11-26-03.
I expected a DOT website (this is the 21st century!) and google searched it.
I found it on my own. Just looking for road conditions and road cams and came across it
I searched the internet for road conditions
Visiting the Oregon.gov website for other info
My husband uses it at work all the time because he travels - I started using it about 3 years ago
Found it off the Idaho Link to check the roads.
link from Mt hood meadows ski resort web site
I was looking on the internet for road information. Google search I think.
We searched Yahoo for ODOT, then found TripCheck
Through other employees answers as to find up-to-date road information during sever weather.
A friend told me about it shortly after we moved to Oregon. We make several trips per year from Corvallis to Ontario, so this becomes a very useful tool in determining which route we will take.
weather channel website forwarded me for local info
ON THE INTERNET,WHILE CHECKING OUT YOUR SITE
This Idaho Transportation Department road condition website
Couple of years ago when I used to travel from Boise Idaho to Northeastern Oregon a lot ... I found a link for TripCheck on www.Oregon.Gov I believe. I used TripCheck a lot during the winter and found it to be an excellent resource for my winter travel.
I worked at ODOT in the GIS section when it was being developed.
by checking the local TV station web sight.
I knew there was some sort of statewide road condition service, and I just did a Yahoo search online for "Oregon Road Conditions"
A family member suggested when I was going on a trip.
I HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND I DON'T REMEMBER HOW I FOUND OUT ABOUT IT. PROBABLY A FRIEND TOLD ME ABOUT IT. IT IS A GREAT SITE PROVIDING UP TO DATE WEATHER AND ROAD REPORTS!
National Weather Service page (link to road conditions)
From the Oregon State web site quick links.
Use it through work to check road conditions before traveling.
I knew road cams were being installed years ago, so we found it on the internet.
It was recommended when I started working for the State.
Started using when taking trips over mountains
from my son We use it as he travels back and forth from college at Klamath Falls to Roseburg
It was suggested prior to traveling to Washington State fro Idaho. I went to 'Ask Jeeves.com' and it was the first site to appear.
I used to call the state police hotline and I think they mentioned it there or maybe I saw it on the news or possibly from watching my Grandfather watch the cameras on Bend Cable.
I recall seeing a newsarticle. Then there was an award the site received. Also heard about the simple map component which links to the individual road cams.
Benton County Emergency Management Services
Lived in Oregon, road condition sites are very helpful when travelling frequently.
It has been so long that I have used it I can't remember. I think it was from a co-worker.
I went to ODOT's website, and found it from there.
KPTV Good Day Oregon on Wednesday 11/26/2003
I learned about TripCheck from the Transportation Safety Division....I used to work there.
Office friend who checks it about the same frequency as I do.
It is kinked on the AAA Oregon/Idaaho website.
found it on the web while looking for a sight to check road conditions in the winter
searching the web for travel information
TripCheck if very important when you have to travel any time of the year. I was told about it from a friend
Found it on the internet by doing a search for Oregon Road reports.
My husband works for ODOT and he told me about it.
Another trucking company checking road cams...
Google search and link through Portland TV station web site
I WAS CHECKING ROAD CONDITIONS ON HWY 22.
I can't remember. I think I found it when looking for road conditions on the ODOT webpage.
I found it on the ODOT website when I was going to look at the roadcam images
I was looking at the state web site and found it.
From a friend before I went on a trip over the Santiam pass about 2 years ago.
I think I heard someone else mention it.
Was redirected there off of an ODOT website
Known about it for quite some time....used to call the 800 number for road info.
Looking for road cams for travel information. Used Yahoo search engine
Just looking for highway condition information. Found site through Google search.
A link from Weather.com while searching for road conditions between Lake Tahoe & Seattle. We made the trip here via Portland, Medford, Klamath Falls, Alturas, and Reno. Reports of new snows caused me to search for road conditions and snow accumulations
I work for PDOT (Portland DOT) where we have access to local ODOT cameras.
The ODOT website from the NOAA link for road conditions
Looking to check on road conditions. Searched and found this website. Really like it.
I dispatch for AAA & have occasion to talk to ODOT dispatch & that is how I found out about tripcheck.
In our continuing search for customer excellence. We use this site to forward information to phone-in and email customers.
looking for answers for travel and road conditions
From a friend in the trucking business. He always uses it to check on road conditions for his drivers.
Found on the Oregon Dept. of Transportation web site
Searching the internet for Oregon road conditions before taking a trip to Idaho.
LOOKING FOR ROAD INFO. I SEARCHED OREGON HIGHWAY CONDITION AND THIS POPPED UP
Back when it was ODOT.com I was looking at the roads. Comming from Klamath Falls for 35 years, it is important to keep up to date on the road conditions.
ODOT web site while looking for road conditions
Was looking for weather cam view for Willamette Pass and saw TripCheck and thought I'd check it out.
When I needed information on road conditions I did a search
I commuted 30 miles to and from work and home. I needed to know if the roads were cleared from an accident and a co-worker suggested I use TripCheck (I am quite adept at using the phone version) and I now keep your sight in my favorites.
I believe I found it while exploring the internet.
Google search for oregon traffic webcams.
Work for Hospital, ODOT and OSP Officers recommended it.
friend..checking on snow cover for snowmobiling
From a friend--and maybe from the ktvl site
Can't remember, I've been using it for a long time.
Relatives told me about it last year and we begin using it at once, it is one of our favorites.
I saw a friend of mine look through the road cams page and I asked what and where I can find it. He gave me the link to the road cams.
Found during a web search, regarding Oregon mountain passes.
Playing around on the Internet before I moved here
From a relative who lives in Marsing Idaho.
I learned of this site through Channel 12. They ran your site on the lower border of the screen through-out the broadcast.
I live in Texas, have family in Bend, and travel there frequently to visit. I need road and weather information, so ... I'm here!
I did an internet search for web cams that showed Oregon roads.
I first viewed the roadcams on a local cable channel in Bend. I then searched the internet because I just figured they would be there somewhere.
Dogpile.com search engine "oregon weather forecast"
Through someone else who suggested the site when I was about to take a trip.
I found out about it when I called the Oregon State road report number to find out road conditions before traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday.
when traveling from hermiston to enterprise every week
Word of mouth from other homeowners etc.
By surfing on an Oregon website. I can't remember. It's been quite awhile.
saw the camera by lake of the woods, asked someone what that was and went from there
Found it by accident while looking for road conditions for the pass.
Being a trucker myself and my friends which are also truckers passed the web site to me over the radio. They run I-5 out of Wa to Ca
I dispatch drivers for UPS and this Website is a must!
Read about it in newspaper when it was first available.
I just stumbled across it. I was looking for the road cam page.
I found a link from the Medford OR, US weather service a few years ago.
I learned of availability on TV in Bend some time ago.
Marion County Emergency Services web pages
I am unsure but have viewing this website for a couple of years now!
read about in the news paper. I tried it and decided that it was great.
Portland TV station web site, KATU I think had a link to ODOT.
Message board on the internet related to traveling to Reno - varrious routes through Oregon from Seattle
looking for road info,and found web site
We ake the newspaper from Newport and the weather page told me about it. We travel over Santiam a lot and I always check the cameras and road delays.We have a home in Siletz and this is our choice to drive this way.
Needing to know about road conditions, got tired of listenting to recording when I called road report #, did a search on internet.
By word of mouth, from some else who already knew about it.
My boyfriend's dad is a truck driver and he told me about it.
Web link from Medford Mail Tribune website
My husband and I were looking for ways to check snow levels in the mountains that we frequent.
Used the old ODOT site before it went to tripcheck.
I followed a link from another site. I can't remember which. Possibly from KOIN.com or Oregon.gov
Google search, looking for road cams throughout the state.
I have no idea. Just looking for Oregon pass weather in the winter.
was looking for good source for traveling during winter months
Back when Santiam Pass was the only camera.
last year i was trying to find the weather for tollgate or. to see the snowfall levels becuase i ride snowmobiles there and it is the only site that gives me an idea of snow depth VIA. road side snow so to ansower the question i just preformed a search a
From a friend who uses it often for trips .
internet search for Oregon Road conditions
Looking for the ODOT site for road information
When I worked for the Montana Dept. of Transportation as a Designer.
I was looking for wearther roports on www.google.com
Looked for Oregon Road Conditions in the search function on the internet.
Several years ago. We used the ODOT telephone road information and heard about it on the recording.
Via Yahoo weather then linked to weather.com's road conditions, then linked to idaho road conditions and Oregon was a link on the side and tripcheck came up.
in the Columbian News paper in Vancouver
I was looking for information on the requirements for chains when driving in snow. Surfing the web on ODOTS Web and discovered the program.
Phone call to AAA in Seattle regarding Oregon highway conditions
I do not remember when I first visited the site but it has been a number of years.
Found it through a link looking for road info
typed "oregon road conditions" into Google
Using a search engine (Yahoo and DogPile)
Surfing for road information couple weeks ago.
I just needed to find out about road conditions so I dia a internet search and there it was
knowledge of the internet and ODOT had me search the Department's site a long time ago.
While searching about driving conditions in Oregon, specifically from Portland to Tillamook.
Been using for several years. Don't remember
surfing the web for road conditions in Oregon.
I used to work for State Police Dispatch
Searched on the web for road condition info when travelling mountain passes
Went to ODOT camera via one of the TV station websites.
internet search while planning drive up to Washington.
when checking odot road and weather reports
Been using this site for so long that I don't remember where I firt heard about it.
Google search for "road conditions oregeon"
Tool for answering truck driver questions
Web search for road conditions during the 2003 fire at Cascade Locks.
From the toll free Road Conditions phone number 1-800-977-6368
while looking at oregon state parks internet site
Google - internet search for oregon road conditions
A friend told me about it. I have told many people.
Through ODOT information posted in local newspapers. I have used it for several years especially for winter travel and long distance travel from Eastern Oregon to the west side.
I don't remember......I think when the new bridge was being built at the on hwy 97 at the Crooked River Gorge. I started watching the progression of the bridge, realized there was more information on other things, then the TripCheck page was developed
As a football coach, it is a vital tool for any of our teams road trips through Oregon. Many coaches use this site.
Cruising the web, looking for highway reports in Oregon.
radio station was telling us for road conditions to check this site.
calling odot phone # to get road conditions.
I saw it on your web site. My parents were headed down I84, and I wanted to check the road conditions for them before they left my house.
Off the ODOT main site about 3 years ago.
There is a link to TripCheck from my college's website.
Relatives who told me about the web site. Make occassional trips to Nampa, ID and need current conditions on I 84
found while on the internet. road cams on local news
I found TripCheck using Google. I was looking for a site that would provide Oregon road conditions and/or have road cams.
Found by accident while searching for state road reports.
I accessed the Oregon department of Transportation to check the road conditions from another state and there it was. I needed to travel from Vancouver, Wa to Redmond, OR. and could not access the information on the telephone 1-800 number.
just knew it...all dots have them so searched it.
Going east on HWY 22 where HWY 20 and 22 meet they like making every vehicle chain up including 4X4 with studs all the way around I was looking for a reason. And coming back going west they do not.
I learned myself by checking the internet for road conditions in oregon
Can't remember. I've been checking it since ODOT began posting webcams on their site.
internet browsing, looking for road condition information
Searched for road conditions on the internet.
Using Google to find Oregon road conditons
From my father who lived in oregon who we were going to visit
just was looking for road reports. I travel meachem pass quite often.
I used to be a owner/operator of a semi truck so i new about it from the PUC Port of Entry in Ashland.
ODOT briefing at Medford City Council meeting.
I saw the cams when I was looking for road reports. It is a wonderful feature.
Easy to reach via selection on CVC home page.
Hear about it from the Oregon Trucking Ass.
Checking Oregon news, weather and other sites - links from other sites.
Looking for road conditions on... surfing to ODOT home page.
Internet--researching tire chains and traction devices for winter driving conditions
Medford News Station: KDRV with Scott Lewis
I needed to find out about road conditions and this popped up to take a survery.
looking for weather sites.. and road conditions
family member was on the site and I saw it on their computer.
From searching on google for information about oregon roads.
from another states CA web site notastion
It was by accident. I was just exploring the web site.
I new odot had a web site, so I used google to find it.
I use washington's equivalent and assumed oregon would be similar
looking for road conditions on the internet
Searching the web for Oregon DOT information.
Through the Naitonal Weather Service Website
I first heard of TripCheck, from a friend when I was traveling from Baker City to Portland in the middle of January.
ever sence i got my computer and wes able to look at road cams and road reports via e- mail.
Off of a news report from a radio station
I've been using it so long, I'm not sure if it was a link from the ODOT-MCTD website.
Years ago, before TripCheck, I used the ODOT text reports to check on road conditions for both agency (ODF) and personal use.
I went online specifically to see if there was an ODOT website for road conditions cause I knew there was one in CA. I figured there would be one and I was right.
i don't remember, i have used it for so long. but i pass it on to others quite a bit.
used it for planning basketball trips for a local high school.
I just happened to come across it when trying to find Oregon's and Washington's road conditions. I have children in both states.
I don't remember it's been so long. I have it bookmarked.
I was looking for someway to check the road reports online and searched until I found TripCheck.
I used oregon road report that was from last year
Use to and still do use the phone system when on the road , but its much quicker and easier to use the internet before leaving on trip . ( over the road trucker )
My uncle, who is a weather watcher (not proffessionally) sent me a link about three years ago.
from a co-worker..i work for a trucking company and we are able to let our drivers know the road conditions so they know what is ahead of them.
I found it when looking for road conditions.
I ventured a guess that ODOT would have a web site that included road conditions and did a search for ODOT.
FOUND IT WILL DOING A SEARCH ON THE INTERNET.
There was an article in The Idaho Statesman news- paper about the weather and mentioned your web site.
I was looking for road conditions on the website and it was there so I took a look at it. Now I check it often even when I am not traveling.
searched on internet for "oregon road conditions"
While living in Oregon, I needed to cross Willamette Pass and one of my professors at UO mentioned it.
My sister told me about it, so. "word of mouth"
WHILE AT work when I worked for Coos Bay Police
While calling ODOT on checking road report
I believe that I first learned about TripCheck from a news report on television.
Found it on the weatherchannel while trying to find out road conditions - for my son going back to college
told by a friend so I could watch the passes when traveling
At school, Having to drive over the mountian to go home.
I worked for the State of Oregon and traveled frequently.
Friend told me I could go on line and check road conditions.
googles.com I do a road report for Northwest live! weekend 580KIDO Sonday nights. Iwanted to enclode Oregon in my reports. Is it ok that I use your web-site? Michael Pullin 585-2139 Alpine Productions
When we first moved here, I was told about it and put it into my favorites, so I could always access it.
A friend told me about it. We were discussing holiday visitors driving in from Seattle and we knew the roads were bad in La Grande and Pendleton, with truck jack knifes, etc.
Used to dispatch Trucks and was told about it by another dispatcher.
From our son-in-law who works for the state
i drive a truck and try to find all cameras and road conditions
Use it @ work...ODOT Motor Carrier Enforcement Officer.
needed to travel, looked up website on computer
I heard via media that it was available from the ODOT page.
From a friend, whose father is a truck driver and needs info like this.
Through a search in Google for road conditions.
I just typed Oregon Dept. of trans into search engine.
Yse to call telephone number for road conditions for years then a friend told me about this site.
I drive an 18 wheeler for a living.....so i heard about it at work years ago
I found it on the ODOT website when trying to find road condition information
My husband told me about it. I think he found it through a link from another site. Probably katu.com.
Web search for Oregon Highway conditions
looked up traffic cameras for Oregon and found it
Browsing the web for Oregon road conditions
internet search for oregon road conditions
Four years ago, I came across it when I was trying to check conditions on the passes.
while living in central oregon, heard about it during a redmond city council meeting and one of the guys from that area was there.
word of mouth. Now I use it often to check on weather between western and central Oregon, and just to keep aprised of conditions around the state.
I was checking on road conditions and found the site.
I don't recall. I've been using ODOT web services for a very long time.
From the ODOT web site, I have been using the site for over a decade.
Found it on the internet searching for road cams.
Found it surfing for info about getting over the Siskiyous.
I learned about it when I tried to check on the St Johns bridge.
Web search for road conditions in Oregon Passes
I ACTUALLY WAS TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT THE LOCAL WEATHER FOR MEACHUM, OREGON
read about it in a newspaper story on winter weather driving.
I found out through a family member (son)
Sherry McManus's web site in Klamathfalls.she is a realestate agent and her web site is VERY good.
ON A CONSTRUCTION BOARD IN MEDFORD BIG Y INTERSECTION
Traffic Engineering Class at Oregon State University
Searching the web for information on travel conditions in Oregon.
Don't remember, likely by searching the web or a link from another site. I've been aware of it for so long, I really don't remember where I first learning about it.
From the Washington State Dept of Transportation
Came to work for ODOT and use it in my job.
BendNet, my web provider, published your road cams on the page.
THrough DOJ Risk Management information on our intranet
when driving some three years to check route i drove.
When my son went to college in Ontario, OR. traveling from Yakima, WA.
Just started looking for travel conditions
Just checking the web under ODOT and found this site.
Searching the wed and I stumbled across it
link from federal webpage "nationwide road conditions"
Checking for weather and road conditions
searching for oregon road reports on yahoo
ODOT link leading to OSP road conditions used when traveling the passes.
was looking for travel road conditions and "Googled" it
Visiting ODOT web page and saw the link, decided to check it out.
I was searching for road conditions prior to a trip to Washington.
It was a link on our Western Idaho Internet home page
My brother-in-law told me about it. He is an ODOT employee.
Through a search on the internet for road condition information.
I was about to take a trip and wanted to know th eroad conditions. We found the ODOT site and it shows me the actual passes and there conditions.
Years in the transportation industry, looking for ways to avoid transit delays
I travel within the state weekly and an associate told me about the system approx. 3 years ago. I use it daily to either check road conditions where I will be traveling. I also use it to check road conditiions on the Will. Pass where we have a cabin (3
I work for AAA,and we access it on our website.
accidently checking the weather and I stumbled onto it.
Went looking for highway condition reports several years ago.
My brother uses it alot when he travels.
i was searching for raod cams to chack conditions on santiam pass.
son travels the I-5 and told me how to use the trip check for our trip planning to Oregon.
Someone from work had mentioned the website.
Google search before going on a trip to eastern OR
At work, had to print out text report for customers
By entering "Oregon State Dept. of Transportation" into Yahoo search cell.
On the internet, searching for road conditions for transportation purposes.
Surfing the net for travel information - oregon.gov
from Dave Davis, ODOT public information officer
I used to use the ODOT site then it changed to trip check. I learned originally about it from a friend.
I first learned about trip check from and article in the Oregonian.
From a hiking website which had a link to TripCheck
Friend who regularly commutes between Ashland and Eugene told me about road cams. I'm a commuter between Portland and Salem so I use the road cams to check my afternoon commute. I also travel to Idaho to visit my daughter so I check road cams and trip
I don't remember. Probably surfing the web.
long enough ago i'm not sure. perhaps thru info in mail?
Don't remember. Stumbled upon it from another website.
Several years ago look for odot/state police road report
Looking for Oregon road conditions on ODOT web site.
Found it while looking in Oregon Highways site.
Either TV or newspaper, I can't remember.
I've been using it about 4 years now, so I don't really remember how I found out. I think I may have found it just doing a search on the net.
Not sure, probably through a NOAA page somewhere
just looked up oregon road conditions and it was the first one.
just searched for a trip site. Knew you would have one
Was surfing the State Web site and found it, helps in our winter travel plans
Looking for road conditions in Oregon on the web
From calling the Highway information number in the telephone book - Stayton
Years ago, trying to find how to see road camras on 217.
Web search for road conditions in Oregon.
As I remember, I picked it up from another web site.
We are truck drivers, so heard about from State Hwy Dept to monotir mountain passes
just surfing the net to find pass info and road conditions
From surfing the web and the ODOT web page.
Not sure, but I think I asked Google to find Oregon road conditions.
through a o-dot community program about hiway construction.
Several years ago. Checking for road conditions of the state home page.
FRom my sister who lives in eagle point. WE go to Arizona after christmas each year and we check tripcheck pretty close when trying to go over the pass at Ashland. I start about a week in advance to get what the trend is. Before going I'll stop in Med
A long time ago on Z21 News, I think last year.
Having to drive over Mt.Hood the first time alone when I was 16 in the Winter time; So, in answer to your question; My Father.
I don't recall. Someone must have directed me to it.
I think it was from OTA or from the DOT newsletter
I don't remember. I think a radio ad a few years ago.
I lived in Central Oregon and had access to your road cam channel. I don't have it now so I rely on your site to keep me posted on the road conditions over highway 20 through the Santiam Pass
Use to check mountains for snow, we are snowmobilers.
Looking for road conditions and found using search engine.
Web search for web cams many years ago, I believe before the "Tripcheck" name registration
a co-worker suggested Iuse it for a business trip
When I lived in Oregon, I learned of it. I used to check it almost daily in my winter travels down to Siskiyou County. I still check it from time to time.
I was seeking road condition information.
Browsing the internet for road conditions
internet search for dept of transportation
We moved to central Oregon (Sisters) a couple of years ago and were told by a daughter and son how to check road/pass conditions because we travel back and forth to the Valley and Coast often.
by scrolling on the internet and using google
i am not sure how i first heard about trip check. it may have been while going to odot for road conditions that i saw a link or was told by a coworker about trip check.
DON'T REMEMBER FOR SURE-PROBABLY RADIO AD
just checking road conditons between N. Oregon Coast and Grants Pass, Or.
looking for road cams to see what state of mountain passes were
ODOT web page and local weather television news
When you first started putting road cams on tv & internet.
looking for the ODOT webpage to find traffic conditions
Was just checking around on internet and found it. We travel alot in the winter.
I visited the ODOT website about three years ago
I don't remember. I think someone told me about it.
through web search for road condition sites
Leanred about WA's DOT site first, several years ago.
searching for road cams in oregon online.
I just looked up ODOT on the Web,using Google for the search engine.
My son has used it extensively and let me know about it.
From a link on www.weather.com on 12.4.03
a friend told me about it....we were planning a trip over the pass (hwy 58) and weren't sure about the road conditions and they suggested we check the online website.
In Bend, the web-cams are on a cable station...I found out that I could access them from the web also.
I learned when I read the newspaper about the weather and road conditions.
I work for ODOT and get questions from the public regarding road conditions and construction or weather related road closures.
when I was looking for pass reports last year
While looking up general web cams and cams of holiday web sites about two to three years ago.
Searched Yahoo for Oregon Department of Transportation
found when looking for information about Oregon senic highways
I'm a reporter, we use it for our news coverage sometimes.
Surfing the web looking for live cams of the ski resorts
I don't recall. Started out using the 800 phone number... so maybe it was mentioned on that. Otherwise, don't recall
Link from news station weather report web page
I'm an ODOT employee and I periodically check it for incidents.
Searaching Cascades werther on the internet
I was an Oregon resident, and now travel frequently between No. Cal. and So. Oregon TripCheck is great for getting the latest in road conditions.
I just assumed there had to be a resource . . .and checked out the web
Yellow Pages Advertisement with both the ODOT road conditions telephone number and web site address
i just looked up odot and buoyhaa i got hooked.
Internet search for road and weather conditions
Surfing the web for Oregon travel information
Web search looking for Oregon road cams.
I was checking the weather online with the medford mail tribune.
From work - we use it to calculate personal car travel mileage.
AAA recomended site to help in planning trips around state
Searched the internet for ODOT to see if they had road condition information.
I am a state employee. We got a brochure about tripcheck at the office.
looking for winter road conditions maybe 4 years ago
Saw it on TV, showing the highway cameras
Back of a state map I received at a visitors center.
My husband found the web cams.He told me about the web site
When doing a search for Oregon road conditions.
i think i learned about it from a news program.
found odot sight and found it from there
From my conmputer serches for pass information.
looked for "webcams" and weather info on google
I learned about the TripCheck from my friend that it is good for people to know about the weather roads before we will go. It is helping us through the weather road. It is safe..
I can't remember, it's been several years
My father is a long haul truck driver and thought the information was useful
Les Schwab, i think. or else maybe i was surgin the internet
From my husband. He is a truck driver. So this website is important for safe driving in winter weather.
searching Oregon state site for highway information for travel to California.
I use the computer alot at my job and the ODOT web site seemed like a natural
checking on the web for road conditions in Oregon
From the web site looking for the road conditions for a trip over the mt.
I wanted to know what the weather conditions were on a highway in Eastern Oregon. I figured that ODOT would have that information. Plus I know that some of the radio stations in Portland use the ODOT web page to get travel information.
sister-in-law told me about it a couple years ago.
I think I found it through a search engine like google or yahoo.
Google search for Oregon Road Conditions
we are Truck Drivers, I heard about it through info in the mail.
an article in the Valley Free Press newspaper on winter sports in central OR.
Through a link on the Mazama's home page I think, but am not sure.
Just by browsing looking for road conditions.
Several years ago I looked up ODOT on my computer to see if they had a road condition site and I have been using it ever since.
Through searching for travel information for mountain passes.
WENT TO ODOT TO LOOK FOR ROAD CONDITIONS FOR MY HUSBAND WHO IS A LONG HAUL TRUCK DRIVER
Looked you up at Google.com wanted road conditions for Southern Oregon/Siskiyous going Southbound on I-5
searched or road conditions on the internet
Internet surfed to ODOT site and followed the link to TripCheck
Via Amateur Radio. Quite a few Amateurs use it daily.
Acouple of years back I found the site and used it several time in our travels with our fifth wheel trailer. The main use is for road conditions in going south on I5.
From the original ODOT/OSP road condition report.
Not sure may have been searching the web for traffic information.
I can't remember, I've known about it for a long time. I think I found it using a search engine when I used to live in Pasco, Washington
Through my colleges library for road reports
from a friend .. heard about mountain pass cams
saw on computer when I needed a road report in eastern oregon
from a friend that uses it everytime she travels
Went to the ODOT site looking for road information.
Looking for road info and signed on to ODOT
searching for some sort of backroads map on odot
Very useful since the weather is so changeable here in La Pine. I learned about TripCheck over the radio.
Use for road condition when traveling on the job. Our section uses this regularly. I also use this at home, for personal travel, and to see how things are around the state.
Found it while searching on the web for road conditions
While researchng a trip, I found it on the 'net.
I travel from Spokane to Las Vegas regularly and found TripCheck on my local news web site, I checked it out and it has helped me on MANY trips.
pulled the address when looking for rd info
Google search for Oregon department of transportation.
When trips to Salem for medical became regular winter event.
Went to Odot site to find road conditions and tried the trip check.
Sent as a hot link in an e-mail from my Aunt living in Oregon.
From the www.weather.gov website (Portland regional) links
A friend works at ODOT and suggested it before I went over the pass several years ago.
I read about it in the paper,Hearld and News in Klamath Falls.
I was doing a search for road reports on the internet
surfing the web trying to find a list of roadside rest stops & whether or not they are open in January. I couldn't find this info
Not sure. It was two or three years ago...
just happened to find it , my husband is a long haul truck driver , owner operator
My staff told me about it. I frequently commute between Eugene and Portland and I guess they got tired of hearing me talk about the parking lot I-5 can become between here and there.
surfing the web for road condition in Oregon.
I was just looking for some way to see what the roads were like
I was interested in conditions in the Siskius and checked with Oregon DOT
Friend who owns a trucking company and used it often.
went to a search engine (dogpile.com) and ask for oregon road report.
I work for the State and travel the state for my department. I saw this on the state website link.
From a friend and also the hoohoo website
Web surfing to learn about Oregon road conditions
Lucky guess..just checked the web for road conditiond and found the odot site.
Website reference on toll free road information phone number.
Surfing the web for weather condition locations.
Looking for weather as I travel the Mt Hood pass every week
last year via KTVL TV-they revamped web site over the summer-so I found Tripcheck via the ODOT website .
From my Daughter that work's for the State of Oregon.
From my parents who use the toll-free phone number to check the road conditions.
Just from searching for Oregon road info and cameras
From a friend who also travels across the state and needs to know the road conditions.
Searching for Road Condition reports on the web.
From my husband who had used it at work.
My nephew, who lives in Portland, told me about it before a trip several years ago.
Through using the ODOT website for other purposes-- mainly info about construction projects.
SEARCHING FOR WEATHER INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, WE FOUND THE OREGON DOT WEB SITE
From a friend who works at the OSU Motor Pool.
Through a google search for pass conditions.
searched "road conditions oregon" on Yahoo.com
Surfing internet -- my brother was an ODOT employee
I work for ODOT and I refer folks that call in to the website.
A friend at work. Many of us here take trips over the hill and this is a great resource to check the passes.
I learned about it from a friend who travels over the passes frequently.
I drive truck for a living , our work had the website.
I did a search for road cameras on Yahoo looking for access to "live" weather shots.
through my subscribing to internet truck stop
I'm not sure but I think I was browsing state of Oregon web site and ran across it.
Thru an internet search for oregon road conditions
I first learned about Tripcheck from a friend and always use it for Snow and road conditions for we have property near Tipton Pass and need to know Snow depth and Road conditions for traveling.
Searching the web for local and mountain pass weather reports during snow season.
My cousin showed me the site and put the icon on my desktop.
A former OR resident, I was thinking about driving up I-5 or US101 around Christmas last year.
through a link on the eugene register guard online
Saw and heard some people at work using it.
Just moved here a couple of years ago..Folks live in Salem,we live in Central Oregon...nuff said
Don't remember. Have used it for a couple of years
Can't recall...possibly a link from a NW news web site (ie KGW, KATU etc)
Search engine looking for road conditions for a hunting trip.
From the old daily LEDS road & weather teletype sent out to law enforcement terminals across the state - when your website went up it was listed at the bottom of the tty. We started using the online info as soon as we got internet access in the 911 cent
I needed road conditions so I serched the net.
By using a search engine looking for road reports during winter weather.
I don't remember. I think I just searched for ODOT.
I found the site a few years ago through the newspaper, Bend Bullentin
Searched the web to find weather information it is now on our favorites list.
IT WAS ADV, ON THE LOCAL NEWS, CH,5 KOBI TV MEDFORD OR. I AM THANKFULL THAT THEY DID IT REALEY HELP WHEN I NEED TO KNOW HOW THE PASS'S ARE IN THE WINTER.
Dave Neyes Central Oregon Maintence Supervisor
A co-worker knows I travel a great deal and advised me to check it out.
Went to ODOT to check road conditions and found the road cams. So I toured to see what was what.
I use to work for DMV. In the Hearings section.
Looking for Oregon Road Conditions thru ODOT
Newspaper report with website information.
ODOT faxed reports (I work in a newsroom.)
spouse travels for his job, heard about it from a co-worker
Learned about it by word-of-mouth about 1-2 years ago. I live on the Coast and commute to Salem and I like to "see" the weather through the road cams.
My Father told me to check it because I have to drive I-84 to get home from school
A friend of mine from Oregon that I have always asked my friend how is Oregon weather etc...so my friend gave me the website and I have been checking this website and see the pictures,etc...I loved it! Thanks! Shelly
I Came across it when planning a trip to Boise from the Tri-Cities in December. I was checking to see if I could find information on the pass conditions.
working in zigzag with the us forest service and visiting the odot web site
Google and/or the ODOT. I typed in "pass camera's" @ the Google website, I think, and this is one item that showed up. I'm a school librarian, students and I use this all the time, particularly when checking for road conditions of away games.
Through the Medford Mail Tribune on line edition.
Found it while searching on the ODOT web site.
I stumbled across it a few years ago searching for road conditions.
looking thru site to see what is offered
Some of the truck drivers that I work with told me about it.
Traveling back in forth & being able to view the road conditions for myself
Looking at road reports for travel through Eastern Oregon
From fellow workers and other associates
I work for Oregon State DEQ. We use Trip Check all the time.
by using a comparable program in washington state
We were surfing around on Oregon websites and it was one of the links.
Through my co-workers here in Klamath Falls
Have used it to access information for many years via internet search.
It has been awhile, but I think a friend told me about it. I really can't remember.
seen it on tv on Coos bay, Or news program.
A friend told me about it. He is a truck driver and was on the road at the time coming into Oregon and asked me to check the road conditions and road cams to let him know what was going on.
Our dispatch uses it for road conditions in Oregon
Through the road condition report hotline.
I learned of tripcheck via the Oregonian I rely on tripcheck for highway info as as usually in Jan-Feb we head south with an RV and I dont want to get snowed in again as we did a couple of times in Weed Ca
Friends at work who visit the site before we travel for work.
I was looking for highway information on the internet.
I found it when checking for winter road conditons through the Willamette Pass.
Seemed logical so I checked your website
Searching the Internet for Road Condition information for planned winter trip.
A friend told me about the Oregon Dept. of Tranportation Road cameras and I got hooked on the site because it provides so much information.
My dad told me about it, because I needed to travel to him through questionable roads and possibly find a safer path. I don't know where he heard about it from.
As an ODOT Public Service Rep. employee I needed to provide info on road conditions even though I refer most inquiries to Dispatch.
Google Oregon Department of Transportation and worked through the website. We have a similar website in Washington that I use before going skiing in the Cascades.
CO WORKERS AS I TRAVEL FROM EUGENE TO CALIF BORDER AND OREGON COAST TO LAKEVIEW OR DID ON BUSINESS
My dad told me about it so that I could check the roads before making the 300 mile drive home on my breaks when I was in college.
through an atlas that i recieved through truck driving school.
searching the web for highway conditions
I've been using for so long, I don't remember.
by accident was looking for road conditions and weather
I was doing a websearch on road conditions
My Father told me about it when I asked where to check web-cams for the pass.
Looking for weather reports on the internet.
A co-worker advised me of the road cams and how to view them.
Long haul driver and saw sign along highway
by accident, I was checking the roads in Wyoming, for my husband, he is a truck driver. He had a load to Seattle and I wanted to see if all the roads were bad and I found your web site and we love it.
MY HUSBAND WORKS FOR O.D.O.T. SO I'VE USED YOUR WED SITE SINCE HE STARTED THERE. IT'S A GREAT SITE!!
From Idaho Transportation Department web site and by searching for road conditions.
by typing in road cams on a search engine
CNW 14 the AM show that has the incident map on the left and the road cams on the right.
my husband is an owner operator semi truck driver, and he learned about it from the weather phone #
I was hoping there was something for road conditions in oregon for our holiday travel so I "goodled" it.
My father used to work for the state and he was told about it and passed the information on to me
I think it was in a Sunriver publication.
Brother advised me as we required reliable road information for winter travel at Christmas through Oregon to Nevada
I was trying to find road conditions on the internet, and found TripCheck.
We had a long haul route that met in Pendleton and would drop and swap with a Portland driver. The driver here in Boise let me know about it's existence. We were always looking for road condition information.
Probably freom our local newspaper some time ago. I had always used to 800 number to check for road conditions when dispatching a driver from our area when it looked pretty bad here.
I found the link in a web site Truckz.com.
Knew something like it must exist. Or maybe my father told me about it.
I don't remember, maybe on the local news or someone told me about it.
Looking on the internet for road donditions in Oregon
through a link on the Idaho Transportation Department web site
by going to the ODOT website to look for road conditions in another part of the state
Searching web site for travel information through Oregon. Tried Oregon Transportation Deopartment, I think, and was re-directed to TripCheck.
A friend mentioned it to me when we were about to take a trip to the eastern part of the state and I wondered what was happening with the weather in the passes.
Searching internet for travel information in Oregon. Used search engine.
On a job with the Oregon Dept. of Higher Ed. when I needed to travel across Willamette Pass. (Hwy. 58)
A relative who goes over the Willametpass alot.
IT WAS A LINK ON A WEB SITE A FRIEND WAS USING
Read about service in the local Newport newspaper.
I needed to know the road conditions and I searched for the ODOT web site and came upon TripCheck.
I went to KNLR radio station (Bend) web site, as I live in Burns and was planning on going to Bend to shop, I wanted to see how the road were between here and there, and also the streets of Bend
doing a web search for this kind of info
Colleagues in my office when I lived in Portland
coworker was looking trying to get info on road conditions.
searhed for ODOT site on computer trying to find those camers
I used to work for the Employment Dept and traveled a lot, so we always use this website before leaving.
Typed "road conditions" in the browser search and followed the link
Through my supervisor. I travel for my job and use it each morning when it is snowing to check conditions on I84.
I was searching Oregon road conditions on the Internet for an early spring trip to Crater Lake and found TripCheck.
surfing the net for webcams showing current driving conditions in the Columbia Gorge
found it on internet while looking for weather report
when first got the computer i enjoyed seeing what roads look like or if it was raining in places we were planning on visiting the area.
Through my internet server, CVC.net in Klamath Falls,Or
heard about it on a local weather channel
I believe I went to the ODOT page and was forwarded to TripCheck while searching for road conditions.
random chance, looking for road conditions on ODOT
OUR COMPANY (CENTRAL OREGON TRUCKING) WAS USING IT WHEN i CAME TO COMPANY AND STILL AM
Linked initially from Portland Public Schools website.
A friend at work told me about your website were I could check the road conditions via web cam shots! I thought it was a wonderful idea since it helps to actually SEE what the roads look like before I decide if I want to make a trip over the hill or not
I have always used it since it first went on line. I'm not sure where I first heard of it.
From my daughter, who lives in Schenectady,NY
from the phone,when we called for road conditions
do not rememberI have been using webcams for many years
looking for road conditions on web for southern oregon
I worked in a Residence Hall at a college and had to check the road reports every hour for the students before they left for holidays and everyday driving.
Someone told me about it and when I was about to take a trip I used it, now I just look every so often as to what conditions exist especially if I am planning of going somewhere
I worked for ODOT and used it for official business.
I used the search engine to find Oregon Department of Transportation in order to check on road conditions.
Oregon Department of Transportation web site
I WAS LOOKING ON YOUR SITE FOR WEATHER CONDITIONS AND FOUND IT.
I'm not sure. I believe I was searching the net for information and stumbled across it.
From My brother in Scottsdale Arizona on line.
Saw on internet a tv station I believe and went to your site and have been using it ever since. I smowmobile and travel in the winter so the raod/pass cams are great.
Checked on internet for road cams since they show up to the minute
checking out the net and needed to find what the road conditions were.
By coming to the ODOT web site and see road conditions and road cams under TripCheck. About one or two years ago. My parents said I should go to the site for winter road reports.
From WA D.O.T. site- needing road conditions
Searched Google for Oregon Road conditions
State of Oregon web page. I was looking for road conditions
Don't remember, I have been using ODOT for several years
My web page has it listed on it's home screen.
Iread it in the paper, when I was checking on road conditions.
thru a friend and is linked to Diamond Lake website(an awesome idea)
As a librarian, we were frequently asked how to find road information. At some point we/I discovered the TripCheck while helping students. It seems as though I've always known about it, at least it feels that way.
I was looking for the State Police road report several years ago and ran a google search. Tripcheck appeared in the search and I've been using it ever since.
Don't recall for sure, have been using it for a long time. I think it was listed in an article in the Oregonian some time ago, regarding weather and travel etc.
surfing the net for oregon road conditions
I live in the Willamette Valley and see a DR. in eastern oregon. His office told me about it for winter travel before going over the pass. The road cams are the best because you can actually see what the weather and roads really look like.
Looking for weather condition to check the pass conditions. I travel from Richland Wa. to Boise Id. to see family and I drive for C.W.X. as a truck driver from Pasco Wa. to lots of locations in Oregons N.E areas mostly Lagrande and Bakercity Or.
Was checking Wash. St. Pass report and they had Or. listed.
Browsing the Oregon Dept of Transportation various websites - roads, train development, etc.
Searched the web as we used to go South in December and wanted to check road conditions
I got linked through the weather channel web site
My mom found out about it during my freshman year of college.
It came up on my screen when I went to the ODOT web site
LOOKING FOR ROAD CONDITIONS , PRIMARILY WINTER DRIVING OVER THE SISKIYOU PASS
I was searching for a site to get current data on our local passes, Prior to going XC Skiing.
I did a web search for Road conditions cameras in Oregon
Transfered here from Google while look for pass report for I-84 between Pendleton and Legrande
Friends who travel for the state suggested I look at it.
looked for road conditions on the internet
Checking around for winter travel conditions, I found it.
I assumed that ODOT would have such info.
Co-worker showed it to me to plan for work related travel
checking for road reports with google search engine
My husband is a truck driver and we started using it several years ago. I don't remember how we heard of it.
Brother in law wanted me to check this site for travel/weather info
Searching for road reports / conditions online
a friend told me but didn't know the website so i searched the internet and found it
By searching online for road reports in Oregon
finding out driving conditions to go to Klamath Falls last year
I'm not sure, but I think it was on the radio or in the newspaper.
by accident, looking for road reports and weather conditions.
Link from Oregon Department of Transportation home page. After searching for it on Yahoo.com
Oregon Department of Transportation website
A co-worker showed it to me on the work computer.
web searching under topic of Road Conditions
Found it on the internet when looking for weather conditions. Husband is a long haul trucker and calls to see how the passes are doing so he knows what road to take.
A friend who cross country skis told me about it.
through www.odot, checking skiing conditions
I heard about it from the local tv station
Trying to locate traffic conditions in winter.
Not sure. either heard about it on the news or from a friend
State of Oregon web site. Been using it for years.
I was checking different road reports and conditions and came across this site. I actually keep it on my desk-top
From a friend who works at Malheur Wildlife refuge in Eastern Oregon.
I used to call an 800 number so I can't remember when I first heard about it
Google search. Looking for info on Oregon chain/traction tire laws.
Through work, I work for Clackamas County Road Department
Someone showed me where it was and how to use it
When I moved to central Oregon and had to make an unexpected visit to the coast last winter. It came up under the search engine so I used it. Very valuable
Searched internet for information prior to trip south over the pass into California.
I am traveling for the upcoming holidays, and I saw it on the news that I could see information about weather and road conditions. Channel 12 in Portland.
site recommended by relatives so I could check condition on passes into oregon (from California)
Brother InLaw is a Truck driver and I check this site for them
From my wife. Who heard about from a co-worker.
Looked at Oregon DOT road cams for weather conditions. It was re-ferred by a link from those pages.
went on line looking for road conditions
By searching on google for road conditions
making plans for a trip and there was a spot came up check trip route and it came up to tripcheck
Checked online years ago for information
watching local news with the trip check photo's
In checking on mtn, road and pass conditions.
I don't remember - I think someone told me.
From the ODOT web site several years ago.
Checking for information on the internet
SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ROAD CONDITIONS ON THE ENTERNET.
One of the women at work was looking at pictures of the road coditions I asked her to forward the link to me.
from a friend - I was trying to figure out an accurate way to find out about the Snow levels of the Siskiyous, and she suggested this site.
when i wanted information on road conditions and thought that the best place to start a search would be ODOT
I found it while searching on the State of Oregon website
A relative showed me the site and afterwards I bookmarked it.
Looking for info about the mountain passes. Used a system like this in Washington and found it very usable.
I work at ODOT and have worked closely with the ITS section and communications from the beginning on this project.
A friend in college who travels over the mountain from the valley
FOUND IT WHILE SEARCHING FOR ODOT INFORMATION.
Through the ODOT web site checking for road conditions.
My friend emailed me the link. We are planning on traveling to Oregon the week.
A co-worker used it to travel over the Santiam pass.
from the oregon department of transportation website
Inside ODOT thats where I first learned about TripCkeck
the evening news - a long time ago (1 yr. +)
I knew of ODOT, and then i also found it when i was checking skiing websties for travel conditions
Several years ago when I became an ODOT employee
Got here from weather.com and a check of driving conditions
television / son inlaw who took us to your web site
Foundit looking for OR road conditions on ODOT
Looking for Oregon Highway information on the internet
We use it at work, at the Forest Service
While planning a trip to Portland, a friend told me about TripCheck.com
By checking the internet for Oregon Road conditions.
I was seeking information on road conditions and came across TripCheck. It's proven to be a very useful tool.
It was mentioned in an article in RV Times magazine - but it said you could check the roadcams which doesn't seem to be the case now.. a disappointment.
Not sure - I've been checking road conditions on the net for quite a while.
I really can't remember, it's been so long...
From a fellow student at Rogue Community College
surfing the web and used ktvz tv website out of bend, oregon...they had the link.
Through work. Also have noticed the information via the media.
found odot web site through oregon government web page searches
I think I found a link from another government web site...
Friend in the office recommended it for travel info
known about it for a long time. Can't remember who or when I was told about it. I've been using it for at least 6yrs.
traveler safety education course at work
Link to Idaho Transportation Department webpage
Use it as work tool. Am in the tourist industry.
State of Oregon Department of Transportation website
Through the original page link from the Region 4 web page back around 1997 I think.
I was trying to find the DOT Highway Cameras and it appeared that TripCheck was a route to the Cameras.
use to use the odot web site and when they made this site i started using it.
Searched web for Oregon road condition information.
Searching for travel information on Google
A phone call to ODOT about road conditions during winter
Knew about it as part of the ODOT Intranet site.
We have to use it for the Dept. of Human Resources and our mileage reimbursements
By checking the weather on WeatherChannel.com
Thru the State of Idaho Transportation Dept. Web site.
My daughter, Natalie Barnes, worked at the Lana office of the DMV when it TripCheck) first started, and she 'turned me on to it'...we were planning a mid-winter trip to to Salem at that time,via 20-26, and it proved to be invaluable.
I was a regular visitor before it became TripCheck.
when driving, i saw a construction sign that had the web address
From a freind that travels State Highway 20 alot
Looking on the internet for Oregon road conditions
A teacher friend who teaches weather, and is a ski fan, told me about it
From the internet. I was looking up ways to see the ODOT cameras.
When I was surfing the net to find out road conditions in Oregon for a trip we are about to take.
searching other sites for road conditions
From one of the designers about the same time it recieved national recognition.
ODOT website, trying to find road conditions.
By doing a search for road conditions for Oregon
Daughter told me about as she was traveling over the mountain passes often.
yahoo search had previously used ODOT phone service
Work for State and co-workers knowing I drive to and from Corvallis to Salem everyday informed me.
FROM MY HUSBAND WHO WORKS FOR A LKOCAL TV STATION
Searching for highway information on the internet
by looking for raod web cams around the bend area
Searching the web, 1st used road conditions. + oregon
from some peple in the navy reserve eugene oregon
Stumbled across it in a web search for one of the passes.
Discovered from a friend, an insurance agent regarding checking road condition prior to traveling over the mountains.
on a search engine in google looking for live cams in oregon
I needed the information and it just seemed logical that it would be on the oregon.gov website
From a man I worked with in California. I was planning a visit to Oregon and he invited me to visit the site.
internet search for road conditions in Oregon
There was a link from the Mt. Ashland site.
was searching the web for a site where I could find current and updated road conditions (particularly mountain passes)when traveling.
Using ODOT to research telephone number for highway information.
From the local TV stations for road conditions.
From a fellow tralaler... I usually travel hwy 58 and/or lake of the woods hwy about once a week so am always wanting to see what the road conditions are in the winter months..
I learned about TripCheck from a family member.
Other people at work that had the the website on their favorites list.
REFERENCE ON THE WEB- LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON HGIHWAY CONDITIONS
It's been so long, I don't remember how I first heard about it.
Internet search for current traffic conditions on the Interstate and in Downtown Portland.

looking for Road Conditions in the Siskiyous
It is the first time I've looked so I do not know yet.
first visit I'll expect to find what I need to travel on Thanksgiving weekend to Oakridge OR
I am doing the survey...I have not even seen the site as yet. Seems to me that this should be common knowledge about this service. I don't know anyone that has heard of you.
haven't really used it yet- hoping to get road conditions for friends traveling thru Oregon to CA
Sorry I could not answer last two areas for you but, as I said I'm new to the site. I own and operate a seasonal greenhouse, so am always checking weather situations.
having never visited the site before,I was hoping to find travel times from eugene to las vegas
Generally I find everything I'm looking for
I live in Tacoma, WA and visit Goldendale, WA often travelling the I-5 South and East on the I-84 up the Gorge. I need to know condition of I-84 from Hood River to the bridge that crosses to Goldendale......as well as the grade on the WA side that heads
Nothing Always able to find what I am looking for
The camera was down one day so I couldn't see the camera view of Mt.Hood - - - No biggie!
THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME USING TRIP CHECK. IT IS A VERY WONDERFUL SITE. I HOPE THAT YOU WILL KEEP IT GOING. WITH A BIT OF ADVERTISING TO LET MORE PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT IT. WITH THAT IT SHOULD STAY AROUND FOR ALONG TIME TO COME. IT WAS VERY USEFUL TO ME.
I HAVE ONLY USED THIS SITE FOR ONE ROAD PASS IN OREGON. THIS SITE IS BOOKMARKED, SO I WILL USE IT MORE FREQUENTLY IN THE FUTURE.
I have already taken the survey, but there was one additional point that I would like you to consider. My two suggestions earlier were to add a road cam on the top of 138 at the Crater Lake turn off. There is a road cam at the junction of Diamaond Lake
This is my first time using this web site so I can't answer these questions related to your site yet.
a list of rest areas along I-5 and whether or not they will be open in January 2004
This is only our second visit and we were happy with what we found.
Road conditions for Highway 730 between Umatilla and the OR/WA state line. And I can't find an option that would allow me to search specifically for that, either.
current road conditions at 8 pm mot the road conditions at 1:30 pm
Trip planning (commute) from Salem to Portland
The ability to search would make it much easier. You have to go through so much stuff in order to find what you are looking for
Pass reports/regulations for chains on 4wd vehivles.
Mileage from Portland to Tualatin or Beaverton, etc. You just list the major cities.
I wanted to plot a trip from oregon to california. I would like to put in the destination and have all weather reports for the entire rout

Congestion Map and Night-time vision for cameras
In the OSP/ODOT text road report, split bridge limits from road condition reports. Put route numbers in numeric order so ORE126 does not come before ORE42.
more road cameras along the I-84 corridors in mtn. passes, and along Oregon State Hwys. in mountainous areas (like Oregon State Hwy. 3 in NE Oregon)
Add more road cams. Include the temperature at all camera sites.
Phone numbers that are easier to access, such as for bridge construction projects in metropolitan areas (Portland).
More camera's across the state in weather sensitive places.
Add more cameras. For example ORE 26 to Seaside
the road reports are usually several hours behind, especially in the after daylight morning hours.
more cameras, all with weather info on them
The image quality is sometimes not very good. I don't think streaming video is as important as good clear views of the traffic flows and weather conditions. Whether the image is 5 minutes old, or live won't really make that much difference. Clearer pi
I'd enjoy more real time cameras to help advise our drivers of actual conditions ahead. We have satellite/cellular communication with our trucks and movement of critical info is imperative.
A broader range of camera locations and road condition information at more locations
For ALL the road cams, please list the elevation, time, direction the camera is pointing, the air temperature, the air temperature history for the last 24 hours, the road surface temperature, and whether it is raining or snowing. I like that you can get
When looking at the camera info, maybe there could be the road condition info there as well. It's a pain to have to go to a different area to read what the conditions are.
Better roadside cameras. The cameras are unreliable. Sometimes they work; sometimes they don't. Moreover, the cameras, especially the camera over the pass on I-5 south of Ashland, oftentimes cannot tell us what's happening at night. Right now, a winter s
That to put up more cameras like in prineville for people like us that travel this time of the year to central ore.
More camera sites with lighting so we can see CURRENT conditions, even after dark. And whenever the wheather is bad, the camera data never seems to be available.(fix that)
add road cams in a 25-mile radius of Corvallis
I would like to see more camera shots from around the state, especially southern oregon area! Medford, Ashland for example.
more real life terms, i.e. actual time to travel from A to B in current conditions
The mileage calculator sucks. it is to limited and very user hostile.
To have some sort of notification of the what the roads look like at night.
unsure...I don't use it regularly enough.
Current weather conditions listed on the page with the pass cam.
more detail about snow depth at various ski and snowmobile trails. including elevation. concise and accurate. not just snow at the ski bowls. of interest to cross country skiers and snowmobilers.
I think that tripcheck is a very useful site. There is always room for improvement and that comes with age. I am a winter traveler and the better that information the better it is for me.
More consistant and frequent weather updates
To include possible future weather/road conditions. I'm driving down to CA from Idaho and I need to know what the weather/roads will be like in four days for my trip back up, but I can't find that information.
Streaming from cameras, Cell phone web browser capacity
Sometimes the reports seem late. Sunset Summit the other day was at 4 in the morning - It was noon when I looked it up - no "update". Still a good report and far better then none.
Finding the forcast for snow over the mountain passes, esp. Siskiyou Summit. I business travel from So. California so it would be nice to see if I have to take the coast route or I5.
I would ask for more often updates on the coast range conditions.
Add move camera sites, in Klamath Falls, Ontario, Burns.
Easier to find, More description of roads between the major passes. This is a valuable asset for myself and others to be able to look and see what is going on on the roads before I get there.
Put more road names and numbers on the web-cam map
easier access to info about the Columbia Gorge
TEMPERATURES ON ALL IMAGES, ALONG WITH ROAD CONDITIONS
Consistency of information from camera sites. e.g.some sites don't show weather info.
Nothing but maybe the winning Lottery numbers...in advance.
Easier/clearer way to find rest stop information
mare weather related road conditions, Mt passes
Better road condition reporting. Updated faster.
have the road conditions and the pictures in the same place
I would add a field where you can enter departure and arrival cities and get the road report for that particular trip.
Add a camera between Salem and Eugene, and maybe one more camera in the Meacham area.
The weather information to show on all cam sites as on the site for the Santiam Pass on Hwy. 22
More cameras. There are none in Eugene or Florence.
Make sure all camera views have the temp and wind shown on the view.
I think trip check is great just how it is for what I use it for
Up-date road condition reports more frequently. Trying to plan a trip over the mountains at 14:00 based on a report made at 08:00 that morning is rediculous. That is why I use the cameras more often because the information is CURRENT.
more camera and the weather conditions listed under the camera location so you don't have to go to another page.
list chain or traction device advisory as it is updated along with the road cam shot
have more camera's out. Likein Klamatha FAlls and toher area's like that
Focus the cameras and more camera locations
More cameras along highway I84 between Idaho border and The Dells
It would be very nice if 3 or 4 of the western states were tied together.
show weather problems and/or police advisories together with Cam image so that it's all in one place
Position cameras in a lighted area so information would be available.
It's too early to think that clear, sorry!
add a few more of the main roads, even though they aren't traveled as much, some of us like the back roads.
Updated freezing level information for each region. Or temperature data on all of your roadcams. Some have this now, and it's really helpful.
Keep up the good work--it is an extremely user-friendly site.
organize it by road number, rather than regions
A road cam or road report for Redmond area.
I just looked for 25 minutes for the definitions of class A and C conditions, and whether A is better or worse than C, and whether there is a B or D, etc. Hopeless. You are a genius if you can find it. I am now guessing that C is worse than A, and that's
More cameras in SE/south PDX. It appears our radio traffic reporters rely in these for their traffic reports. Rarely do you get a traffic report S of Foster on I205.
more cameras, and keeping them in working condition.
Please include an update schedule. (e.g. 1x a day at noon, or whenever there is a significant event or status change) This would also be helpful for the 800 line. ***Accurate information is only useful if we know how current it is, and when to expect a
More detailed road reports, more road report points.
clearer definitions of exactly what is needed on my car to safely and legally cross mountain passes in the winter.
another camera out east of Burns might be helpful. that area can be rough and conditions are somewhat different from the Blues.
MORE CAMERA IN THE VALLEY, JUST FOR FUN. MORE SHOTS ON THE MOUNTAIN
road conditions for siskiyou summit more explicitly stated if possible
Add more road cams along the Central coast line.
more concise inf. on current conditions at the pass level
I am fairly satisfied - possibly more detailed and up-to-date road conditions.
the noaa weather report lists snow levels, but I have had trouble finding something that tells me the elevation of places along my route of travel, for instance in the coast range.
I cannot think of a speicific change. I do appreciate the weather conditions (temp and wind)that is displayed with an image.
IT'S ALWAYS BEEN A GOOD SOURCE OF INFO. FOR ME. i HAVE NO RECOMMENDATIONS.
Up to date and time written road conditions on the passes available on same page with the road cams.
set-up road cams between Diamond Lake (238) and Rogue Valley area
Drive time estamates based on road/ weather conditions.
ADD MORE CAMERA'S AROUND THE STATE. SOME OTHER WEB SITES ALREADY HAVE THEM LIKE MEDFORD FUEL.COM
It would be nice to have even more cameras in congested/trouble spots, like the Hwy 22 bridges in Salem over the Willamette, the Hwy 99/Hwy 22 intersection in Rickreall, Ankeny Hill south of Salem on I-5, etc.
I would like to see more camoras since they not only help a persn on the web but will give a instant not to accidents in remote locations that would be covered by a camera. I know this sounds like big brother watching but it might help safe a life or too
Quicker updates for changing conditions.
weather conditions and weather forecasts coupled with road conditions
I have no changes, everything that I am looking for is right there
I would make it easier to have a custom cam. For some reason, I have a hard time getting it to remember my requests.
information for the smaller passes..........highway 20 Brothers to Burns ie and on to Idaho
Some pictures also have the temperature but they don't all the time, that would be helpful during the winter.
Maybe links to other weather reporting agencies and also links to other states' sites similar to TripCheck.
I would add temperature readings to all the camera sites.
I guess I would like more camera's in the gorge area.
More cameras between Salem and Portland, and Salem and Eugene.
More information on the highways to the coast, for instance Highway 20 and 18. Particularly in the winter, it's hard to find out if there is snow or ice on those passes. More cams would be good, for instance one at the pass on hwy 20 to Newport, the Va
Update conditions more often. Sometimes I want to know the condition on the passes and the informations is hours old, making it difficult to know what to do.
To have more Cams throughout the state and to have all of them give the temperature at the time the picture was taken.
No, I think the site is great just the way it is.
NOT TO HAVE THIS SURVEY AT THE BEGINNING
Have a list of mountain passes so I can click on the pass and get chain requirements, current conditions, forcasted weather conditions 3 days in advance and a picture all with one click.
I am mainly looking at the Santiam pass so the info on that part is sometime lacking or at least the camera pictures are sometimes fuzzy. But that is not really something you can change due to weather.
Advertise the availability of this website through the newpapers and television
update road conditions more often, at least change the time so I know it is not an old report
Keep up the good work. It has come a long way since I used to check the road conditions as a kid.
I have often found that closures between Pendleton and LaGrande and LaGrande and Baker are slow to get on line and sometimes they never show up--I just drive out to the closure site and turn around and drive out again later. If there were some way we co
I've only looked at it this once, can't say yet.
a camera for the Hermiston area (near the bridge accross the Columbia River)
On your home page, put an automatic link/icon straight to the road cams and road conditions. That or what would really be useful, is to have the current road conditions posted underneath the road cam picture, all on one page.
hwy 26 temp readings at 2000' and 3000' west of government camp
I would like to see more info on chipping & repairing roads due to getting chips on my car.
Everything I use on the site I am very happy with!
I would add Indian Memorial Hwy to the SW Oregon section as everyone here in the Tulelake, CA area uses this road to go to Ashland, Medford and vicinity.
a bit more frequent update on weather and road conditions
more frequent camera updates on road cams and road reports
More camera's in the passes. West and East side both.
more cameras on rural highways 7, 395, 26 in Eastern Oregon
Hourly updates to road condtions in the oregon cascade passes.
Whether traction devices are required over the passes, I am not aware if this information is currently available or not.
When I look at the incident area reports. Like today the last time it was updated was at 8.37am and now it is 11:30 I really don't know if the road is still closed or not..
Specify when chains are required, are cables OK?
Eliminate night camera views when there is no lighting.
Some better lighting in remote areas at night to see the road surfaces.
Conditions of road, such as;chains required in the winter
More camera angles or views. However, I know this takes money.
Show the temp and wind on all camera views. Plus a few more camera locations around the state, (coast range would be nice).
Add cameras to the central and eastern part of the state. Highways 20 thru Burns and 26 thru John Day are not covered at all by cameras. Ochoco Summit (east of Prineville) and Austin Junction (east of Praire City) would be good spots for cameras.
The weather reports could be better formatted. I travel a lot at night and sometimes the camera views are useless unless there is traffic when a picture is taken. Clear pictures 24 hours aday would be greatly appreciated.
camera views along Hwy 20 between Burns and Vale, especially Stinking Water and Drinkwater passes, also cam view near Wagontire on Hwy 395
update weather forecasts more frequently
More cams around the state. Fresher looks on cams. Sometimes the picture is days old.
More cameras, especially in mountain areas.
Keeping camera lens clear so you can see the picture. Sometimes with water or snow on them you can't really see what the conditions are.
include current condition of roadways...i.e. 'dry pavement', 'icy spots', 'snow floor' etc.
Camera images & temps on the mtn. passes are good but a window with a "special alert" when passes are nasty, require chains, etc. would be nice.
I would like to have the text based road report page updated more frequently. It seems that most of the time the reports are outdated by more than a few hours.
gosh, I like the site...I do forget the URL- but always re-find it via google
Update road conditions more frequently. Four times or more a day would be helpful, especially during winter months and road closures.
Live camera feeds More accurate real-time traffic info - speeds, accidents, slowdowns. The commercial services available through news outlets aren't very reliable.
It severs me well - no additions or changes needed.
more up to date weather conditions. some times the reports are hours old.
More cams in the Willamette Valley (I5, Hwy 99, Albany, Corvallis, Eugene) and more cams on the central coast (Coos Bay/North Bend, Reedsport, Florence, Yachats, Waldport).
Specific use corridors - ie: I5 or I84, etc.
Would like to have information on US 97 and I 84 junction which leads to Mary's Hill in Washington State. Also information on US 97 south from Bigg's junction. The detail on the cam map leaves a person wondering where they are -- more highway and city/
Make the road reports and incident reports timely. A 1 p.m. pass report still on the web site at 8 p.m. does not give good information - especially in the winter.
More information about locations on the eastern side of the state
Eaiser access to the specific Highways. ie: 138, 62, etc
updated road reports. Currently it is 12:45 pm and one of the items has not been updated since 7:30 am.
More up to date reports..... some times they get outdated
I honestly don't think you should change anything.
I know funding is a major issue, but possibly additional cameras and more frequent updates to road condition information throughout the day?
More visible nightime conditions on the road cams.
Possibly more cameras, especially on some of the secondary hwys in areas of potential inclement weather.
A few more cameras in out of the way places would be useful (Eastern Oregon)
A pop-up on the map symbols to tell you which location is being referenced
Add weather detail to each Cam site (temperature, amount of rain or snow, wind, etc.)
Links to similar sites in other states... Then again, maybe I missed this. Seems like one of the sites has this feature.
More references to highways other than the major ones.
More cameras on the coast and better coverage on passes.
add more camera views of eastern Oregon to central oregon specifically mountain passes like battle mountain to even more off beat tracks that odat keeps up like ukiah to south western oregon
You have a great service. I wouldn't change anything.
More cameras. If this is not cost-prohibitive
A feature where you could say you are traveling from point and and going to point b on a specific route what are the road conditions
More angles on camera views, especially on the passes.
nothing, I'm pretty impressed with it now.
I would make the ODOT camera's live feed, not still pictures...just like you see on KPTV in the morning. After all, that's why I have broadband
Where hazardous conditions exist, what are the safe speeds of travel? For example, Meacham to La Grand: Snow-packed, 30 miles per hour.
Cameras from Bend to Ontario (hwy. 20) or Prineville to Ontario (hwy. 26). With those two roads being heavily traveled, it's sad that they aren't covered better.
I would like to see TripCheck marketed better, such as a television commercial or newspaper ad.
I know that it is only money, but I would like more cameras around the state. It is covered very well, but there are places that are popular destinations that are not included i.e. Sunriver, Mt. Ashland, Mt. Bachelor, area lakes, rivers, airports, etc.
more details and upt to date about road conditions
Ensure weather conditions at a particular road cam display reliably... I've noticed there tend to be a lot of "N/A"s when there's inclement weather... and that's when knowing the temperature, etc., is most important.
Haven't any bright ideas. Work good as they are. Snow dept would be nice, it may be on the other sites, don't know yet.
add a map so I know where these places are: like blue box pass, etc
get rid of old information: if it's over, get the icon off the map
Easier links to the road cams, maybe the map of the state, showing road cams, should be your home page.
More frequent road condition & incident updates.
MORE CAMERAS UP HWY 97 AND HWY 197 WOULD BE HELPFUL, LIKE AROUND MAUPIN & TYGH VALLEY
More detail about road conditions on I-84 between Pendelton and Boise
Legibility of NOAA weather forecasts Update road conditions more often
Integrate weather forecast for given passes on the same page as the road cams.
Have better camera for view on Lake of the Woods
Additional camera views on the mountain passes would be very helpful.
More road cams in central and eastern Oregon.
I would have the camera on Cabbage Hill set about Meacham, instead of Deadmans pass.
Suggest best routes from/to major locations within Oregon based on weather and road incidents.
First, I am impressed. I am new to the site, but if I could type in a city/town and get info the that area; a search page would be great. Links to similar sites in other states would be helpful.
Point to point driving directions and travel time
Washington's DOT web site has a traffic flow/density graphic to tell you where its clear and where its stop and go. Something like that would be good.
An easier way to find road conditions of smaller routes
Not sure - have been able to find the info that I need.
Update the road conditions more frequently.
more Cameras ie coast range hwys. not sure on update times or frequencies
I'm used to it so it works fine for me and gives me what I need....no changes.
Combine the road reports with camera shots on the same page
It would be nice to have a series of detailed road maps for areas of the state.
I would add laymen term recommendations. For example, "Only confident snow drivers should travel Santiam Pass today." or "Road conditions are safe for normal driving."
I use TripCheck during the winter for the most part. The Santiam Pass camera does not offer the visibility I would like about half the time. The cameras are a big benefit for me.
Have someone develop a camera that would never have technical problems. Just kidding, because that is the only thing that I have ever found wrong.
As always, a few more cameras would be helpful, especially in areas that are prone to difficulties. The ability to search by route (cameras, road conditions, etc.) would be a great addition, if that is possible. For instance, if I could type in a start
It is hard to find all info on a specific area. I have to look in several sections to get a complete idea of weather conditions, road conditions, and cameras. It would be better set up to look up an area on a map and have all info located on that page f
HAVE TEMPITURES ON ALL IMAGES,LIKE TO SEE CAMERAS AT BROOKINS,GOLD BEACH AND K-FALLS
more cameras, a picture is worth a thousand words
The weather reports need to be updated more often
Update the weather/road conditions more often so the information is closer to the real time that the cameras provide. The conditions on the cameras often look different than the printed reports.
More specific conditions,,,,forcasting on the specific highway corridor.
Add more cameras to passes. With camera image report road conditions, or have a direct link to that road and area roads.
Add Columbia River Gorge (The Dalles to Portland) in the winter time.
more cameras in strategic and frequently volatile areas
more detail on the camera shots (temp, current conditions)
Additional cameras on coastal & Coast Range Hwys
the 1-800 number was available for use in other states
Add more cameras around the state. Would love more cameras through Central Oregon.
TO MAKE THE CAMARA SHOT JUST ALITTLE BIGGER
More Cameras in the passes, and better quality cams
I can't think of anything ... I think it's great that there are links to neighboring states transportation department websites. And the road cams are great!
More road cams in Central Oregon especially around the John Day area
have a camera in eastern oregon beside lagrande or pendleton area. there are other areas in eastern oregon beside where the cameras are at now.
display of temp. and wind speed on all cams.
Add more cameras to centeral and eastern Oregon.
go further into california with camera on I5 and also get camera's on the coast like coos bay area.
HMMM, SEVERAL TIMES RECENTLY, THE SITE HAS INDICATED SEVERE WEATHER FOR SOME LOCATIONS, AND I WAS THERE AND FOUND NO SEVERE WEATHER, BUT INSTEAD MILD WEATHER. I WOULD LIKE THOSE WARNINGS TO BE ACCURATE. HAD I NOT EXPERIENCED THE FIRST SEVERE WARNING AS M
More traffic cameras, but less than 3 clicks away from the main page.
I'm not sure wether there is a statement as to how often the site is updated---if not it should, if so, make it more noticeable.
cameras should update more often. Camera pictures are often blurred. Details on road conditions during inclement weather. Include reports on minor highways that often do not get plowed as quickly (need to coordinate with county officials?). It would be u
better visibility from camera & temperature readings at all sites
Add more cameras in the I-5 corridor around Eugene
Additional camera(s) on Highway 20 between Corvallis and Newport.
I love the cameras - that is the best way to check the weather before heading to the coast, for instance. No other thoughts on changes
A camera for the Eugene side of the pass. Perhaps where the Y intersection is for Corvallis and Eugene roads merge. A road cam for Klamath Falls as well.
Place cameras with lighting so the conditions can be seen after (or before) daylight hours. Add info to camera view pages like amount of snow.... chains required....
I like the option to customize your own page
On the index page, be more descriptive to the lay person how to find and use the "text formatted report" as an alternative to the road report toll-free number. We instruct people on this feature when they call if they have internet access.
Temperatures for all cameras. Some method of keeping cameras clear of fog and rain.
More freequent updates of information being posted to aid the early traveler. I like to leave home at 4:00 a.m. usually.
Have road cameras placed near light source so they can be viewed at night
put a printed conditions on the same screen as road cam view.
Sometimes the road reports don't update for a while. If you are trying to pick your best window for crossing the passes (warm enough that the road snow is minimized and with the most hours to dark), frequency of update is really important.
More cames in the Willamette valley. Since I live in Eugene it would be helpful.
To have it send alerts like KTVL when there is a road closed or weather alerts.
Better mapping of I-5 conditions. Quite limited as to location availability.
The web cams great as is. I use it to check highway conditions over the Cascasdes. Is there a time stamp for the incident reports? Id like to get current information on travel obstructions on the highways. Once the situation has improved is there a rep
more cameras between no. california & chemult,especially around klamath falls oregon.
additional webcams-hwy 101-us hwy 20 east of bend-hwy 26 east of redmond-south hwy 97 klamath falls
When you're visiting a cam detail page, have the closest weather station info on the same place, instead of having to go to a seperate page.
How often the photos are updated. Number of cameras along less used roads (i.e. Highway 140)
More cameras, those are the really great thing.
more frequent updates when the road conditions are bad
BETTER PHOTOS ROAD CONDITIONS UPDATED MORE OFTEN - CHECKED TODAY AT 12:15 PM AND LAST UPDATE WAS 9:42 AM
More camera's through out Oregon. The camera's are great to get a quick peek at the road right then and there.
Update road conditions more often in severe weather conditions.
would like camera images to be updated more frequently
Add a short written description of road conditions in the pictured area.
add more road cameras for winter road conditions
not sure. Need to use it for awhile to find out
It appears that it is very good since this the first time i've used it. Will continue to look at it
information updated more frequently....for instance the road conditions for a certain mountain pass....if it is snowing heavily at a certain time, it would be cool if a patrol car or snowplow could call in the condition and it could be updated at almost
Nothing. Just keep it simple. It makes it quicker and easier to look up info without spending all day on the computer
Alternate routing information, if possible, when I-84 is closed due to weather.
More cameras in the cascades, especially in the winter.
More cameras on I-5 and on the hwys to the coast
More detailed info (contact info especially) related to road closure postings.
There are currently no road cams between Albany and Salem. I work in Albany and commute to Keizer, it would be great to have a road cam near the Commercial st or Sunnyside exits, since that is a higher elevation and sometimes has snow.
More Road cameras at strategic locations. Primarily where road conditions can change quickly due to weather.
more road cams. along different roads, such as the road out to estacada, or 26 to the coast.
Temperture readings on the different camera views
MORE CAMERAS AND WEATHER REPORTS, WIND TEMP ETC.
more cameras along the coast, coast range highways, US 20, I-5, etc.
More cameras in central and eastern Oregon
a link from the main odot page to the roadcams page
Another couple cameras on the way from Bend to Portland
Sorry, I like it just the way it is. Please don't change anything.
More cameras, updated road conditions on the hour during hazardous weather.
Possibly more cameras along the passes of government camp and santiam.
Add road cams at critical sites (e.g., Meacham, Oregon)& other critical mountain passes.
Have it updated it a bit more often, since conditions can change quickly.
I think that the road conditions and winter travel information should be changed more frequently. When I check at 3 in the afternoon before I leave to go over a pass, that's what time I want to know what is happening on the pass, most of the time it hasn
More road cams in more areas -- like Tollgate & Minam summit for example
Improve cameras. Need better quality images. More cameras would be nice as well.
More road cams on southern I-5 and Eugene area
I use the text format for the road report..it is somewhat difficult to read and follow. I feel it could be a little less cluttered looking..I like the temp, new snow, roadside snow..but sometimes with a bunch of writing around it hard to follow.
increased detail of hazard conditions, road sanding/plowing
seems to be a lot of steps to get to what I want to see
It would be nice if the cameras would provide live video. Also nice if each location would have temp. and wind speed information.
I use the WSDOT road report website frequently and like their interactive map where you can click to obtain road temperatures, weather, camera locations, road conditions etc. for different parts of the state - it's easy to use and plan trips
If it's possible it would be nice to list the times that the plow and sander trucks run their routes. Also whether or not a road as been sanded or not. Temperture on ALL cameras.
add a easy reference page that would like me to other states around the northwest. See idahos page.
Can't think of anything - seems like a very useful tool
Easy, more cameras. We need cameras in Salem, Woodburn, Clackamas/West Linn areas. We get a ton of calls concerning the mountain highways. We have some cameras, but more are needed. For examples: Hwys 244, 395, 20, southern 101.
I have watched "Trip Check" grow, I think that where the systems is will change as tech. support for ITS systems change. Keep up the good work!! Change comes about as the system improves.
to have cameras that are working. a lot of them on the eastside seem to be out of order or vandalized
Road and weather conditions updated more frequently, or more cameras with real time weather data
a definition page similar to the "Oregon Chain Law" or Minimum Requirements" or "Traction Tires" page that describes the differences "Condition A", "Condition B" [if there is such a designation] and "Condition C".
More cameras. Like between Bend & the Idaho border.
More cams on I-5, especially south of Salem.
Real time accident information for all of I-5
While viewing the "road cams", have links to areas in the website specific to travel problems along that route, i.e. Santiam pass is clear but an accident at Black Butte. Second, try to make the information real time, or as current as possible.
Add a feture like Mapquest and on the mileage checker, expand significantly, the choices of departures and destinations
Just keep ading cameras, they really give you the up to the minute conditions.
More complete info on road conditions such as the time of the report
I would add more camera coverage to Eastern Oregon.
I would like to to see links for information organized by city or county rather than regin. For instance, I need to check santiam pass conditions offten. I would like to read reports of road conditions around Detroit, Sisters, Redmond, & Prineville. I
I'm going on a trip from Oregon to Utah and I don't know a lot of the cities I'll be going through, so finding weather information by city/zip only is difficult. What I would love to see is an option to put in my 'start point' and my 'end point' (like m
try to make incident reports more timely and on the web site quicker.
Ability to see mountain pass road at night.
weather forcast as it pertains to road conditions, not just present conditions
Maybe a listing on the road cams page of which cameras are down to save time. I like when MP numbers are added to the information.
I don't know at this moment but maybe a "feedback" link on every page to allow instant communication.
temperature with road cam, some have it and some do not.
The biggest problem that I've experienced is outdated information.
Nothing, now that I know how to navigate the site, all the information is readily available.
updates every 4 hours(8am, 12noon, 4pm) in winter months (snow quantity outside of plowed area)
I have only re-started using the site. I can't remember if temperatures both high and low fore- cast are listed. I think that is helpful in determining if I really want to go over that moun- tain or not--ie: will it start to thaw, then freeze, etc.
Major incidents should be listed on the front page, or no more than one click away. As it is, it takes at least 3 clicks to reach a map or incident report
More road cameras. I like looking to see what the weather is, before I travel. And I just like to look at other parts of the state, to see what it's like!
more details and faster postings of incidents
On the cams you could show a road condition, IE: 4 inches of packed snow or black ice conditions.
More frequent updates to construction reports over the entire state.
I'm not sure if this is already available.. Is it possible to include a distance calculator into the map. So one can choose a starting point and click on another to find the driving distance from point A to B to C and so on. Thanks
Accuracy - at times when we know I84 is closed TripCheck doesn't show that.
get cams for a trip plan all along the way
The accident delays should be easier to find, undated more quickly, and separated from the "informational" (i.e. road construction) reports. Would also be extremely helpful if this type of information was available over the phone on a "real-time" basis
The addition of night vision cameras for better night time pics. Yes, I realize this is a very expensive idea.
More Cameras. Regular incident report updates - many times I have heard of incidents on the radio but 4 hours later they are still not reported
Update the road conditions a little more often.
Mountain cameras are too dark at night to see road conditions if you have to make early morning or after dark trips across the passes
More Info. on secondry pass Hwy. Like Dead Indin from K. Falls to Ashland.
Let people know that you are there....sort of your on the road before they are.
More detailed winter weather conditions, as in "US20 is marginal around Burns" etc....
Lighting by some cameras to see after dark.
Temperature listings on all road cam photos
camera updates more often with less unavailable time
I think the road conditions and weather reporting could be more up to date. Sometimes they are several hours old.I also think that the cameras are very ineffective in the night where there is not lighted highways
More up to date (hour) information, Real-Time
Areas where road cams are not illuminated during the night time hours are useless; ie, Santiam Pass Camera. On those cameras, you should capture a picture prior to sunset and keep it until sunrise. Usually the road conditions haven't changed much durin
Whenever I check it seems to be up to date. Very happy with the way it is now
i haven't used all the features, but the ones i do use i wouldn't add or change or delete anything. very informative. i would say update times on road closure info (snow closures), but i think it gets updated pretty soon after something happens.
More frequent and detailed reports (especially for rural areas)
More cameras on the mountian pass roads, possibly with more info like wind speed, humidity etc. (nightvision !!!?)
I have not used it long enough to feel qualified to suggest any changes at this time. So far it has been very satisfactory
Serves my needs. (As long as weather is somewhat accurately reported)
more cameras in central Oregon---Prineville and Burns area
checking the road cams at night and being able to see the conditions
MORE UPDATES ON ROAD CONDITIONS,I CHECK IN THE EVE, AND EARLY MORN LAST UPDATES USUALLY AT 8;OO AT NIGHT
Nothing, just make sure everything is up to date at all times.
Nothing that I know of right now. This was only my second time accessing this site.
More Webcams throughout state especially on coast
There is some confusion between the ODOT internal highway number and the official designation. The incidents are tied to highway numbers and mileposts, but there is no link to help you find where this is. If I don't know where milepost 173 is, there i
more cameras. There are several places across the state that I travel frequently to visit family-especially Eastern Oregon-and there aren't enough cameras to give me a good report. Also need cameras in Klamath Falls because my family that lives here go
add some sort of lighting to see the road cam pictures at night
ADD MORE ROAD CAMERAS ON I-5 PASSES, LIKE CANYONVILLE AND WOLF CREEK AREAS.
statewide map with routes for picking the route for current coniditons on that route
more pictures being updated on the website, and more information about traffic delays
up to date road work. It's a drag to check trip check, find out there is no activity on my route, and then hit a delay for road work
Have road conditions and camera view on the same picture.
not all the webcam sites I use have temperature listed and that would be nice
The only thing I could think of would be just a little quicker cam shots on the passes. I think right now it is right at 15 minutes between the snaps. I do watch I-5, 97&58 real close for the guys.
just an Idea... how about a peoples corner, where someone could call in and comment on current road conditions. It seems like this would have to be a membership type thing to keep it clean. just an idea
Enlarge the pictures for a broader view of an area
Maybe a "my tripcheck" where it remembers my zip code and shows me my local stuff first.
I don't know yet, I haven't checked it out yet.
Alerts of accident and road closures that happenn to be shown on web map.(Real Time) Add more city and location for milage distance plus the route the measurement was taken.
Update the road condition information more frequently
As a truck driver, I would appreciate data covering Hwy 20 state wide. Also data covering the road to Enterprise region.
Combine the camera views with the weather reports so that I could see if chains were required when I'm looking at the picture of the pass.
I wouldn't change anything. I think it is a great website that gives accurate information about the current road conditions! I think more people should view tripcheck before heading out, then they wouldn't be so unprepared and possibly even less accident
To add a seach feature in the state-wide road report.
A bright light on the I-84 Cascade Locks and I 84 Cabbage Hill CAMs that would provide the ability to see road conditions after dark. Something that would not bother drivers. May be impossibly, however, those two areas seem to be rather treacherous for
Add winter lighting at critical areas such as Willamette Pass to provide some sort of night time view during storm times.
the info on roads is not up to the minute. ther should be more road cams WITH ALL INFO (temp,wind,)not just the pictur on them.
More camera views for road conditions especially those affected by adverse weather conditions. Would like to see all routes that are affected by snow in the south of oregon covered. Would like to see a flashing icon when there is an incident for a spe
I would like to see the area from Bend to Burns included some how. We hit some real heavy ground fog here our last trip and have never seen this before. Also include Tombstone pass more often. I think you do a great job.
more cams on hwy 138 and 230 so we could see what it was like rather than just reading about the conditions.
rethinking the survey questions to include those applicable to first time users.
road cam view and road conditions for that specific site in the same location
We have a place in centeral Oregon. When the weather is bad on Mt Hood and an alternate route is needed more info would be nice (cameras)on 97 east of Madras and Maupin area.
more temperatures on road cam pictures, information on north 101 Tillamook area. There are currently no road cams on hwy 6 travelling through wilson river summit.
better cam shots on the passes for winter travel
add more cameras along Hwy 97, closer to Klamath Falls
More camera locations! Examples would be John Day vicinity or Seneca...and definitely a (reliable) camera near Tollgate.
More cameras along tne I5 summit and one or two at each exits along I5 of major towns of 15K population or more.
Of course the more camers the better. Some of the cameras seem to get out of focus often. Temp and wind speed on all cameras
i know it's probably impossible but the night views are bad unless there is a car in the view with headlights on.
Would like specific (rather than regional) forecast for Siskiyou Summit on I-5
Have the weather/incident links indexed for specific regions, instead of all scrolled in the same document
Some way to inform of roads closed due to fatalities and hours delays or huge detours. If this could be done with updates it would help alot.
INCLUDE ROAD CONDITIONS FOR HWY 30 FROM ASTORIA TO LONGVIEW
More frequent updates of the roadcam images
More road cams. We like to look at and get the most recent weather info from the pictures.
more info, such as depth of snow, amount of snowfall in past 24 hr
I would make the weather information more readily available and a map showing chain restrictions to make it easier to plan a route. Perhaps a color coded road map, coloring roads which are requiring chains.
more forecast information on weather without having to leave the site
Updates onweather more often, sometimes it will only be updated twice a day
Maybe more cameras in the Coast Range to see what roads are like there.
Adding some more cameras along routes through Coast Range and along coast
Add the word "Oregon" to Tripcheck. I have given this name to out-of-state people to view and had to tell them it was only for Oregon.
Put a camera at K falls and more on the passes
INFROMATION ON 4 WHEEL DRIVE IN SNOW INFROMATION
if an accident or construction has blocked travel, to where it has traffic stopped or their are hours of delay, it would be nice to know of the alternate route around the accident or construction.
More cams through the central valley area.
Information is good, but it would be helpful if there was a place on the site where abbreviations and acronyms could be translated (like "SMT" - I assume that means "summit"); there's a map of Oregon somewhere on the site that I'm looking for. Just for
Road closhures, when the road was closed over santiam this year it was never on. went all the way to the lake rangers station before we got any Info
more frequent updates on road conditions
Put the temperature on all the camera's. If possible also the road class A-B-or C on camera's
more cameras around places that have snow
a search feature to find information not stated
More cameras in So. Williamette Valley and in Mountain ranges.
I often travel the Columbia Gorge. Currently, most of the information relates to the Cascade Locks and Hermiston areas with little information in between except for the road cam at The Dalles. Sometimes information about this "in-between" area would be
Probably update conditions more frequently?
Haven't had enough time to check out all of the options yet. Oh wait, some sort of lighting on the night time snapshots of the highways for the DOT. Their just black screens. Maybe Infared photos?
I don't know how to get back to a custom road cam page at a later date
have not used the site often to have answer
additional road condition updates (more per hour) at the passes during snow season
I would like to see some road cams around Eugene/Springfield. There are none.
I would like to see the temperatures and wind speeds on all the cam sites. Other wise the program meets all of my needs.
move the road cam from Poverty Flats area to the Meacham area
I don't know if it's on there or not but the reason I'm looking today is to find out what is meant by traction devises vs. chains required, etc. That is confusing.
What you have for cameras is good-an improvement would maybe to have more of them.
Most often I can get the information I am looking for from the site as it stands now - No change
More effective camera views on the road cams.
Memory cache of camera views. Additional camera's at normal slow moving areas of roads and freeways.
haveing this at our disposal is a blessing,and so easy to use. no addition oer changes needed as far as I can see. thank you
More cameras that are live feeds, not just snap shots...at least amany more cameras..have you seen Washington's version of trip check?
placement of cameras on I5 in grants pass
Make it more simple to find weather reports
The rest stop data should note that there is room for parking a truck or RV + tow when this is so OR should note when such parking is NOT available.
Additional cameras up and down I-5, but what you currently have is very good.
more attractive web site design (it looks pretty "instutional")
Current weather conditions for selected area's
Repair the gauges on the Lava Butte camera so that temperature and wind are reported. This information has not been available for several months.
When there is an accident, have the cameras "upstream" from the incident focus on the impact to traffic. (i.e. N-bound wreck should make cameras south of that focus on N-bound traffic).
More Cameras -- For example, Klamath Falls !
More road cams--reduce the distance between each road cam. Provide a method of checking road conditions (the text descriptions) by choosing areas on a map. Make sure that all roads and all sections of roads are accounted for.
The website is great - As more and more cameras are added, this makes the information even more valuable. I know that things sometimes happen to the roadcams so that they don't always work, but this can be disappointing at times (especially when on the
Include ALL major routes (outside of metropolitan areas) without regard to current weather conditions, in other words, include the Wilson River Hwy even if it's clear; just say it's clear.
I have not used this service that much, I have just learned about it so I do not know at this time.
info about other sections of highways, eg. Tombstone Passon US 20 in addition to santiam Pass
Show the currant temperature on all camera's
a few more cameras along the mountain highways
I look at mountain pass conditions when we're travelling in the Fall, Winter or early Spring. I want to see what it looks like, read the current conditions report, and see the weather forcasts. It's easy to do on the WSDOT website. It's frustrating on
Make access to the weather report easier/simpler. I have trouble finding it on the site at times.
more lights at night so the cameras can give a better view at night
Frankly, the webstite is great. I can't think of any improvements.
having weather conditions/temperature on the road cam windows
More camera locations in both scenic areas and main thoroughfares in the various suburbs around major cities. I know this is two...perhaps the ability to ask, via the web, for alernate routes around major blockages?
I use the winter weather info. It would be much more useful if it contained a five day forecast so I could plan my trips.
can't think of anything. completely satisfied.
finding the road and weather section can sometimes be hard to do
Additional road cams and more explicit informaton about road conditions
MORE CAMERA VIEWS OF ROAD AND MORE BREAKDOWNS OF ROAD CONDITIONS.
More road cams along I-5 between Salem and So Oregon.
The road conditions report doesn't always have complete info (sections are often omitted). I would like to see all sections filled in each time.
More camera's along I-5 between Cottage Grove and just N. of Eugene as well as the Eugene metro area.
the road cam pictures aren't always very clear
before a holiday, like Thanksgiving, is there any way to make it more accessible? It took so long to get to "road-cams" and "road conditions" that I gave up.
a link to explain the requirements for the conditions in greater detail
To encompass information on I-5 travel complete from Eugene, OR to San Francisco, CA
more road cams on 1-84 in north and eastern Oregon
camera on Santiam pass - photo is always too dark to see road conditions
Better info on accidents. More up to date. More detailed. More accurate. If there is an accident on I5 outside of the Portland area, the radio stations do not help much.
More road cams on the mountain passes. I know they cost money, but it would be helpful in making decisions which way to travel in the winter.
Place at least one camera on I-5 and one of the Eugene exits. come on people, you have so many in the Portland area...Please just one camera in the Eugene area.
That, in winter, the road conditions be updated more frequently. During the winter of 2000-2001, I was working at Kah-nee-ta Resort when there was a conference of emergency personnel and it started to snow pretty bad, I tried to have updated reports for
I would add more camera's to the site. a few more on I-5 (around the southern mountain passes) and maybe one on Hwy 42 going to the coast. (at the highest elevation)
More detailed information on the Cam sites
I think the information covers about everything that I am looking for.
Nothing it is a great source of information. Thanks!
It would be nice to have a camera or two on the highway between Bend & Burns and/or Drinkingwater or Stinking Water Pass. A camera between Salem and Newport in the VanDuzer Corridor would be good. I appreciate this service so much!! Thank you!!
Trip planner with weather conditions. For Example, I need to travel to Hermiston tomorrow - what are the road conditions and weather predicted for my trip?
More frequent updates on winter driving conditions.
Mechem, Ladd Canyon, Cabage Hill, and Cascade Lochs cameras with conditions. And bridge cameras on Umatilla, Biggs, The Dalles, Hood River, and Cascade Lochs with conditions. These are trouble areas if traving east/west (Ontario/Portland). Also links
Make it easier to find for the new user.
More camera sites from the cities and also work with Caltrans (District 2) in California who has their camerase available to give some one a good view of I-5 from Redding to Medford especially in inclement weather. Also more coverage into California woul
What happened to the Albany road cam? More information about I5 south of Portland.
The quality of the camera images is good, but I wonder if some of the cameras could be adjusted to allow a larger sections of the road to be seen. Some of the cameras basically look perpendicular at the road, but if they were rotated, maybe we could see
Information shuold be updated at least once a week, as far as construction delays go. And every few hours for road conditions during winter weather
Night time capable cameras for viewing roads.
Also organize the information by major freeways. (I-84, US26, etc.)
to be able to have a camera on highway 31 to Silverlake, Fort Rock
Deciding which region Mt. Hood is in is difficult. Fortunately the map accesses Mt. Hood from two areas. It would be easier maybe as a topigraphical map idea. That way the names of the mountains or road numbers would be available.
The new snow reports...It would be nice to know the duration of the new snow. For example, 6 inches since 2 AM or 6 inches in the last 12 hours. Cameras that could be placed near a light source so that they could be viewed at night would be extremely h
I think there should be a web cam both at McKenzie Bridge and Oakridge as these areas often have different weather/road conditions and it's nice to SEE it.
more frequent updates on the road and weather more cams
how to remove the trip check icon from my home page because after putting it on my home page I still have to go through just as if it wasn't there
More cameras in Blue Mountains. One at Blue Mountain Summit/Mt Emily Exit on I-84, Another at top of Ladd Canyon around Stockoff ranch.
Direct link on webcam page to regional reports—perhaps a miniature icon with the state map which woul allow the same select and click that now exists when you access the present regional report s page—this would get you immediately from the visual check
I would like to be able to retrieve past road cam images simply. I would also like to be able to see weather data with all cams, not just a selected few (probably not needed with all of the metro-area cams).
live moving pictures (just so that it would always be updated)
Nothing right now, I have only been using it a couple of weeks.
include road surface conditions with camera window
Add a camera in the coast range. Between Eugene and Florence, or Roseburg and Coos Bay???
consistent temperature readings on pictures
More cameras between Chemult and Klamath falls
CANNOT THINK OF ANYTHING TO IMPROVE SITE.
i really couldn't say for sure as i have only just started using it
I think it is already a exellent source for weather and road conditions.
another camera on I-84 closer to between Meachum and La Grande, Ore.
A feature that would allow you to type in your beginning and ending point of a trip and give results of road conditions for the entire journey.
Occasionally camera shots are blurred or otherwise hard to use due to rain or snow blocking the lenses or due to difficult lighting anglea. While the weather can't be changed it would help if more sophisticated camera housings were used to protect lense
Have the road conditions in severe weather updated more frequently
road conditions more often over meachum on i84
MORE SPECIFIC INFO ON BLACK ICE CONDITIONS EAST OF THE MOUNTAINS
The one thing that I would like to have improved is the abliity to access the road cams easier
Links to cameras and road conditions in bordering states
MORE CAMERAS ESP UP ON THE MOUNTAIN PASSES
Show road report places on a map. (I had no idea where either meacham or cabbage were located.)
Additional cameras would be nice. Also (near)real time incident reporting with low bandwidth requirements (text only) for mobile devices.
When you click on "cams" it would be nice if you were taken to the main map instead of an interim page. I'd also like the road conditions updated more often and the camera positions inproved where possible.
MORE CAMERAS ON CENTRAL OREGON COAST, ESPECIALLY COOS BAY, AND MAYBE SOME FILL-IN CAMERAS IN CONNECTING ROADS BDETWEEN MAJOR HIGHWAYS.
viewable cameras at night time. enough elumination to see the road condition after dark.
Add more temperature and wind speed information to the cams.
i would like to see the outsde temperatures on more of the cameras
More cameras. Along my travel route of Highway 97 towards California, and on Highway 66 near Keno.
Get the same info on all the cameras. Time, temp, altitude, and date. Some are missing temp. Also barometric pressure would be good and also if it is rising or falling.
I won't know until I look at the site and see if I can find all that I need to find.
most reports are updated frequently, just continue increasing updates, even if there have been no changes, still update time of report. Also put roads either alphabetical or numerical. It would make it easier to find on statewide.
ADD more cams.. more locations more remote cams across the state.. more along the coast, more around BEND area more in the middle part of the state.. I-5... south MAINLY MORE CAMS!!!!
more cameras are always helpfull. It would be nice if the passes between sexton and cayonville had cameras on them. Especially Cayonvill since it is the highest pass.
More cameras around the state. Real time video.
IT WOULD BE NICE IF YOU COULD SEE THE ROAD CONDITION CONCERNING CHAINS AT THE SAME TIME AS THE PICTURE.
more cameras on 84 and 20 between ontario and bend
I have used it only a few times;so I have no ideas as of now.
Indicate on the road cam windows what the weather is. Can't tell if you are seeing rain or snow. The temperature and wind speed is all that's indicated. I (personally) really don't need to know the temp. and wind speed but I would like to know if it's sn
A easy way to get to the tripcheck web page.
Include more road reports, for highways with less traffic.
more weather information on the camera sites
More cams away from Portland. More weather for that cam.
use mile post indicators instead of local names. unless one is familiar with the area, local names are very difficult to translate into road locations.
add a link to the road condition report that will pop up the corresponding webcam image
Adding lighting to the pass camera locations. They don't show anything but car headlights at night.
more snowfall history and snowdepth data
More cams, such as Klamath Falls area, Burns, Baker City.
Making sure the are very timely, up-to-date reports for the early mornign hours when an individual may be planning a business trip to towns such as Klamath Falls.
Consistently find road reports for all roads
easier navigation to find information more quickly
i like it the way it is.iam a truck driver and like the road cams,road reports ,weather reports anything to do with trucking.
Cleaner views from the road cams and more of them along major highways.
localized short term forcast at different milepost. Example Prineville,Santiam Pass,summit,McKinzie pass,OR 20 Salem.In text similiar to Camera information,which is great to determine Ice,snow conditions.
A link to current ODOT traffic management postings, like the radio stations get.
For it to ring me or even e-mail me when a spesific road closes.
Can't think of much. Important to keep latest available data listed. At times, especially in spring, chain/TT requirements posted sometimes lag behind actual conditions (especially in afternoons after roads become bare from daily thawing.
Well, since I am new to Oregon, and live in the Portland area, I had NO idea what the names of the potentially hazardous areas were. My wife told me to look at the Siskiyou pass...I would have never known what to look for. I would like a Map of that w
a camera at frog lake snow park area. clearer pictures on the cabbage hill camera. sometimes they are blury (it could be from the wind)
Make roadcams more reliable. Have more roadcams transmit weather information such as temperature. Fix the I5 roadcam that was near Halsey.
Have information about the major passes in the state ie Blue Mountains and Snoqualimie)
Better camera images. Perhaps an option for a high quality image.
It's pretty darned good. Maybe overlay the weather report over the road maps. More graphical!
I'm not sure. I find the site very useful and easy to use.
more camera, more up to date imformation
Personally, I think trip check is great. I've also used the phone service. The only thing I think it needs additionally is better advertisement.
more camera's on the calif side of the pass
put some kind of lighting at all camara sites so it could be seen at night
the camera view of cabbage does not show the current temp..that would help out a lot.
More cameras. Not just passes. Wind by Pendleton? Lowland fog?
Let me get to it to use it before getting asked to do this survey!
I like TripCheck the way it is. I would like a road cam at the Eugene/Corvallis area.
Exit numbers for freeway travel. (If they are there, I can't find them!)
More frequent updates at cams. Also, protection is needed for the lenses, to prevent snow,etc. from blocking view.
Some kind of light by the cameras so I could see what the conditions are at night.
Have it updated more. Especially the incident report. I was finding information that was at least 12 hours old and didn't apply anymore. Was a waste of time to reread it.
whether the roads have been sanded or not
Combine the road cam views and road condition information on one page
Updated road conditions more often during the winter, especially during bad weather
the ability to check one particular route from point A to point B.
More cameras but I understand about budget cuts so I would recommend maintenance on all the non-working cameras.
More cameras on Siskiyou's, Canyon Creek, Sexton, Smith Hill and Stage Rd., all on I-5. A link to CalTrans on I-5, 395 and 97. Up to date Traction Devices requirements as well as a link to the descriptions of traction devices as the law changes regu
What type of accident, maybe perhaps what you are doing with vehicles that are already on the road after you've closed it.
Most of TripCheck provides reliable, accurate information that meets the needs of its users. Thus, it would be difficult to say if one thing should really be changed. I might say add more information (especially weather related) for the Interstate 5 co
More frequent updates and what initials mean
More camaras on Hwy 26 going over Mt. Hood and on Hwy 97 North.
another camera on Hwy 26 over Mt. Hood. Maybe at Blue Box Pass. More current road reports...updated once an hour or every couple hours
more map features, (distance, towns, services) update cameras more, as well as conditions.( snow fall, snow levels, snowmobile conditions etc.)
More cameras in Eastern Oregon, we are part of the state too!
Navigating to the roadways I'm interested in seeing, along with getting the associated weather reports. The dump of weather of reports is difficult for the novice to intepret.
I think all is well, maybe a local forcast of things to come. Maybe what time of day the temperature usually drops in the afternoon on the passes.
More Web cams. I do notknow how often they are up dated, but I think pretty often and with one look you can see if it is snow or clear roads to Portland from Boise, our home. They are wonderful, I wish our own state had such good system or road inform
more eastern oregon coverage John Day/Burns
I'd probably add more cameras around the Grande Ronde Valley-perhaps some in the La Grande area for the city streets during the winter time. Also modify the road reports to include the actual streets inside the city limits.
Don't know yet, but would be glad to give you feedback later. I am using this site right now because I have children/grandchildren heading back from California, so need to know Southern Oregon road conditions.
Some web cam sites don't have current temperature information. Would like to see all sites give this info.
A report for the south side of Goverment Camp. I looked at the report and thought it would be fine but ran into bad roads on the south side of Goverment Camp on the way to Bend.
Up to the minute posting of traffic delays
more cameras on the coast-southern coast.. and also pointing to the waves at Bandon or someplace similiar
More frequent updates when weather conditions are changing quickly.
of course I would like to see more camera's, but for something less cost effective, I would like more up to the minute road reports.
Add mobile features, such as accident reports being sent via SMS messages to cellular subscribers.
Add more cameras. Highlight the road conditions, so as they stand out compared to all the bridge restrictions.
Was a little confusing to find it on the O DOT site, to know what it was.
better updates on road conditions and keeping the cameras working
I'd love to see a webcam view of Mt Hood and another web cam view of Mt Bachelor. I'm mainly interested in trying to determine if the sky is clear for skiing on these two mountains.
An additional camera in Klamath Falls is the only thing I can think of.
improve the quality of the camaras to see the roads
Give continuous information for I-84, so I don't have to jump from section to section to get the road conditions between The Dalles and Portland.
better night-time pictures to help with travel info...time frame for accidents, like this: Occurred at 6 pm and will not be cleared until 8 pm, RATHER THAN "will be closed for 4 to 6 hours--wonderful, when did it happen?
Add more cameras, increase the quality of the cameras you already have (focus), and refresh the camera view more often.
THE MILEAGE CALCULATOR, NEED MORE CITY OPTIONS
Seems fine the way it is unless you want to update the road conditions more often. Sometimes they are a little obsolete.
Santiam Pass and Mt Hood pass weather forecasts
The only thing I would add is a camera somewhere between Eugene and Corvallis.
more frequent updates on the road cams and road conditions
frequent updates, and a message saying when the next update will be.
more camera views of the road conditions
Hourly update on the temperature and road conditions especially during winter conditions. Possibly add or update information as it comes in about incidents.
All cameras should have a temperature display.
Fewer clicks to the road cam and road conditions from the home page
put information on other services like gas, food, lodging
More info on the US 97 summit between Bend & Klamath Falls
Better focus on some cameras with temp and wind speed on more of them
Add cameras to Eastern Oregon (hwy 20) Burns, etc
More cameras in places other than Portland
more cameras -- more on 97, more on 84, more on southern 101 -- I travel a lot with my job, and this info is helpful
I would add several more Road Cams, especially withing the Eugene infrastructure.
add different routes on mileage calculator
Global (Statewide) rather than regional overview on first page for closures, restrictions
camera reliability does not seem to be that good in winter
Add more cameras around the state, and for the ones that are present, add real time for those who have higher download speeds
weather protection for the cameras (sometimes the views are entirely obscured by rain or other conditions). I know this is tough, but it could be worthwhile. Also, the time, temp and other info listed on the pictures is inconsistently displayed. A more c
more cameras and weather stations in remote areas. It is difficult to get good road information when driving away from cities.
A way to set up a custom road condition search. I check multiple passes in the winter to see the requirements for chains and it would be easier if I could look at passes instead of switching between regional reports or scrolling through a long list of
always have 197 & 84 at The Dalles available, as that is my winter driving route from Bend to Portland.
More real time info--when new indicent reports are posted, etc.
More cameras on I-84 between 257th and I-205. Since that is the normal route for me to take home.
More on weather conditions, it would help when we travel. I mean the camera photos.
Get California to set up cameras such as your's. It makes it hard to plan travel between the two states when I can see what's happening in Oregon but not on the rest of my trip in California.
have moving vedios like in seattle area.
A hotlink over to NOAA or other primary source of weather information. I can tell that tripcheck is not publishing every update available and sometimes it's a little delayed. A link to a primary source of weather information would be helpfule.
follow one number highway throughout the state. For instance I-84 from one border to the other.
I would add more cameras i.e. on 140 (Doak Mt.) between Klamath Falls and Lake of the Woods
reliability of cams, maybe different cam housing or some way to protect them more, heat the housing to clear cams? is that even reasonable?
Better description on camera views. You name the pictures in many instances, but it doesn't have a hwy and milepost, and you don't state which direction the camera is pointing in several of them.
Add more cameras in the eastern Oregon area. i.e. Hwy 20-26 need more coverage going towards Burns and Bend.
Include weather conditions (current temp) on all TripCheck Road Cams.
more cameras on major roads. Maybe more frequent snapshots off those cameras. Add a link to weather/ Road, travel information on the pop up window of that camera. A time saver and less frustrating. TOo bad you couldn't stream the video. It would
alternate routes if roads are backed up because of traffic jams.
More Cameras. The road reports are nice, but can be a few hours old. The cameras give a good up to the minute view of the conditions.
Add the ability to search by written location and build a personal map of the route under the incident map capability.
improve the uptime of the cameras. i know it's hard to maintain them due to malicious acts, but sometimes the ones i need are out of order the most.
the cameras give me nothin useful,but more frequent updates would be great
Add moe cameras to the freeway up around Meacham
I'd like to see scrolling road conditions under the road cam shot
Have a camera link available on the road report as well so you don't have to go back and forth
Since I almost always use the same road cam and road or incident report, it would be nice if I could go to that report by default on entry to your page.
I travel betweeen Albany and Salem and there seems to be an information gap between Portland Metro and Eugene -
a cam on highway 26 to the coast at or near the summit.
Keep the incident reports updated more often...or at least put in the time of update so we know its fresh info. Otherwise, everything is great.
Some of the camera's need to show current temp's.
Add current tempature and wind direction and speed to video cam reports. Add tempature change in last hour.
consistency of all the conditional reports on the screen
update alot more frequently, more cameras
I don't think I am in a possition to say, It has been very helpful to me
add the telephone number for a knowledgeable representative from OSP who could directly answer questions about pass conditions.
the weather forecast for the week for the mountain passes.
more accurate road conditions, most were several hours old
this is my first time using the service, and am doing the survey before actually trying it
the terrain map that idaho website uses is pretty cool and allows visual ref rather then reading text from list...tho not as bad as utah's
more cameras, by klamath falls, and hwy.97
All automated weather station outputs should be availiable & better cammera resolution.
faster updates when there is bad weather, 4-5 hours between updates is to long.
the quality of the web cam pictures is not always clear. I use these cams to view road conditions.
Sometimes I wish it could be updated more often, but realize that can't always be done.
I would change the road condition report more often, as conditions change. I would also give more information. For instances the road report might say ground fog. I would give the mile post markers of the ground fog. I've found that sometimes the hazard
The ability to choose to see the last daytime image for the road cams.
Quicker updates on the cameras and one or two cameras on hwy20 between Philomath and Newport. I like the temp reading on the camera's.
I don't think there is anything that needs to be changed
More up to date traffic information, especially for the Portland Metro Area.
Able to see last the daylight picture so you can see what the road condition is at night. I often need to check the road conditions in the early morning when it is still dark.
Better info when a major highway is closed for any reason ( weather - accidents ... ect ) and the ETA for re-opening
Add links to adjacent state cams, weather, & road conditions
More cameras on 97--area between Grass Valley and Juniper Butte--say Saniko and top of Cow Creek Hill. Also, most of the time the temperature and wind speed indications don't work
Easier access from the camera view to the weather report.
Put the Sunnyside Rd. cameras on the site.
Have a map showing by colored lines the status of the main highways. Montana has one like that. Example: the line shows blue for wet roads, another color for icy, etc.
As often as I use it, I think it is very helpful as is.
Include temp/ wind info in all camera views.
more road reports for eastern and central oregon, a few more road cams in those areas would be nice
Make the state maps better/clearer to read.
trying to keep the rain and lights directly off the cameras, it blocks out some times and is hard to see the views
PUTING UP CAMROS VIEW THAT YOU CAN SEE MORE THAN ONE AND IT UPDATE ITSELF IF YOU STILL HAVE IT ON
Another cam closer to Klamath Falls for those of use who travel Hwy. 97 into California.
More Cameras, especially on I-5 near Exit 248
Many times it seems that information is very old, sometimes more than 12 hours old. When traveling across mountain passes, this can cause additional stress due to being unfamiliar with current conditions. I would recommend verifying information on road
more raod cameras and more updates on the road reports.
milage calculator to any usa city or location..
more information relating to extended weather forcast
When you select "Road Cams" from the list on the right side of the opening page have it go directly to the camera page instead of going to a second page where you have to click on "Road Cams" again.
More camaras on Hwy 97 (Sand Creek-Klamath Falls)
More web cams, not all areas are covered.
I like having temp. and wind info on the web cameras. Helps me plan my trucks as to what they may experience.
Adding a quick link that will take me right to the series of camera views that I use regularly. Instead of two or three links to get to the camera views.
More information about the passes - santiam and govt camp - in one spot, such as weather forecasts, which i still am trying to find... also, if there were more description about current and forecasted conditions for the passes, such as it's this way now,
No ideas at this time. Great tool! Thank you!
Offer survey after the visitor has used Tripcheck instead of using it as a prerequisite to entering the site. Encourage visitors to complete the survey without giving them a guilt trip. Offer cash prizes.
more metro area cameras. Especially southern section of I-205
more camras with better angle, definition
I would like to see more road cams. Some areas do not have enough.
I would like to access the information from my cell phone as I'm on the road. Sometimes I'm able to see far enough ahead to evaluate whether I need to exit the freeway to avoid a traffic jam. Since I don't have a computer in the car with me I would sur
More complete weather information on some of the web cams. Also cameras are needed in the Eugene area. There seems to be a real bias against Eugene.
a few more cams and if possible more updates of road conditions in central/eastern Or.
I know its expensive but a few more cameras on the coast (hwy 101) would be nice
More cameras in the Eugene and surrounding areas
it takes care of my needs so i wouldnt change anything
Information on some of the more remote parts of the state.
Make it as easy as possible to find out about road conditions - specially in the winter for snow, chains required, pass closures etc. Really helpful for a Texan from the Gulf coast.
Updates more often on road and weather conditions
Include California, their web-site SUCKS!
a) add cameras to the snow danger areas between Burns and Vale. b) the ability to create a personal page with camera views and frequently updated weather reports.
Two things. 1. The road condition information was updated hourly. 2. There was a road cam on the top of the pass on 138 at the Crater Lake turn off. That would be very helpful.
Okay, two. 1) more cameras in the rural areas (great for trip planning) 2) More extensive mileage calculator. (ditto)
Specific conditions at snow parks updated regularly.
make more real time, less time between updates, info is sometimes several hours old
update your faster for road closures. Many times there have been road closures over meacham and ore 11 that I knew about but was unable to find on here until much later
Update the incident reports more frequently
Streaming of cameras along with still shots.
Have more up to date and time information
I would like a link to the weather /road conditions underneath the particular cam I am viewing.
Cameras along rt 20 at Brothers, Stinking and Drinking Water passes.
More cameras in the South East part of Oregon and along the coast
more weather conditions with camera view
What good is the view of the Crooked River Bridge. It is pretty but doesn't show the road surface. The flat between Madras and the Warm Springs hills would be helpful. or the Warm Spring Reservation
Real-Time images Additional weather data such as rainfall, barometric pressure, etc.
Its sometimes hard to tell what we're seeing in the night pictures. (Don't have a clue what can be done bout that)
MORE CAMERAS, SUCH AS ON HWY 35, HWY 216,AND HWY 197
Keep it current. Many times there is construction not listed on the site, or it lists constructions events that are not there.
add more cameras to include Tombstone Pass and others before you get to the point of no return over Santiam pass
A camera in the Klamath Falls area (hwy 97)
I do not have any suggestions at this time since I just started using this feature in November - moved to Oregon September 2003
Average speed of traffic at camra and weather station sites. And more camra and weather station sites.
The only issue I have had is that the week of November 17 the camera picture were not being upated regularly. We were able to check the Santiam & Mt Hood passes on the television and get more updated & accurate information. Other wise tripcheck has worke
quicker link to specific cameras that are not on you views list
Pass reports/camera views need to be as current as possible and include current temperature.
Temperature on every cam would be good. Links to travel information right on the cam page. Better map for people new to Oregon and not familiar with the roads or what they're near.
You may have it already but Definitions of what traction tires or devices consist of.
Update road conditions more frequently in winter.
More road cams in Eugene and Portland More frequest updates on road conditions....maybe more "descriptions" in writing with road cams with predicted weather forcast Link to other state web-site for road conditions on major interstates, freeway's goi
I would put links together. For instance: if looking up the road conditions on the pass, having a clearly available link right there for the next day's travel as well or, say, a camera view.
Haver all camera views with the same info, some have temp and wind speed , others don't. In locations where weather conditions are very important like the mountain passes.
all information for one cam on same page. example--cam for i5 at border shows, weather, road conditions, any accidents around
Have road conditions reported with times.
The availability to view more roadcams. I believe there are more road cams that exist than what TripCheck allows you to see. You should be able to view every and all road cams that are controlled by ODOT.
Have the current temperature show on every camera. Add a few more, maybe near the snow resorts, or I5 between Salem and Medford.
Quicker updates to road conditions and closures
can't think of anything to add or change
improve the map that shows camera locations.
More mountain pass cams! Cam(s) near Steens Mountain, Stawberry Mountains, Ochocos.
Add A mountain pass update section to your road condition report.
The ability to go directly from a camera view to the up to date weather, temperature and road conditions in the area of that view
Only 1 click to the road cams link instead of two.
possibly to figure out a way to view images at night.
more information about weather conditions at specific mile increments.
More cameras for better coverage of coast and valley.
Making the Trucking maps for roads a little easier to understand. The weight and length stuff, it gets kind of confusing. Other than that is seems pretty good.
Bicycle information as to low traffic volume volume routes, shoulder widths, traffic counts.
I can't think of anything, Trip check seems to me to be pretty well inclusive of all my driving needs. Thank you for having it available for us.
light at night at the top of the pass. Even if it was only one camera. THe light could come on every time the camera updates.
to have the cameras repaired when they break
so far ive been pleased with what i have seen a
When weather conditions are very bad, can't get access to the website because so many people are using it.
A road camera in the Tillamook or Garibaldi area
regular reports from all hwy sections, regardless of conditions.(ie. - Brothers)
We need cameras on the strech of Hwy 97 between Bend and REdmond. I know others travel that way - there are a lot of commuters, and it would be sooo helpful to know the conditions of that stretch, esp. when it's icy and snowy. Thanks
I wanted a clear answer to whether traction tires on a 4wd vehicle were a legal substitute for chains in some or all conditions. Didn't get it.
Information about specific location of cameras - ie, intersection details or landmarks (ie, HWY20 Sisters, looking West from junction of 20 and McKenzie highway)
Update the weather and road conditions more frequently. Often in the winter, the road conditions are still from 6:00 am or so, even in early afternoon.
I would add information such as: if you are going to be going over the mountian, if there is some time of station or help avaliable to help a person put chains on in the winter time. I was up there one time, not knowing what the HECK I was doing putting
The road reports need to be up to date (hour?) to really be useable for me.
More Cameras on the East Side; Burns Baker John Day etc
more camera veiws with temperature info on more of them.
More timely road reports. Sometimes the reports are from 6:30 a.m. at 5:00 in the afternoon!
Some of the information on chains is confusing. I have a 4x4 and run with all-weather radials. I'm still not sure when I must chain up versus when its just recommended.
I can't think of any needed changes or additions. I am very happy with the information I get now.
Cameras along I205 between I-5 and Oregon City. Also a camera on Blue Ox pass over Mt. Hood
More camaras, faster fix on camaras that are not working
More cameras in our area of southern oregon so that we can check the snow conditions and roads. We check cams and road conditions sometimes 2-3 times a day as we usually spend 4 days a week in the Crater Lake, Diamond Lake, South Umpqua areas for snowmob
Have more road cams. I hope that you don't change anything else.
Incident reports more timely or easier to find, I'm usually able to find the problem I'm looking for faster on the cams than by the incident reports. Seems like it should be the other way around
The temperature and weather info at pass level is most helpfull. Elevation and current temperature should be visible in each camera view.
Update the road conditions more often. A temperature on the camera shot would be good.
Iwould like more pictures and information on the roads in the winter. The less traveled roads are important to me as that is what I travel the most.
If anything, I would suggest more cameras in some locations.? Generally, I think it is an excellent feature
add more cameras in places that don't have any.like between chemult & K.Falls,sunriver hill places like that where there is alot of traffic
More frequent updates to road conditions; also more specific information as to actual location of reporting station (i.e. give milepost #s, etc. as it can be misleading).
If you don't already have the feature, I would add distance between cities.
Camera shots that show something other than a black photo at night.
more cameras- hwy 395 and 20 east of prineville
i don't use it often enough to give a good answer I guess. I'm most interested in road conditions over passes in the winter.
MORE CAMERAS AND INFORMATION EAST SIDE OF THE CASCADES
Possibly more frequent details concerning view on camera. But really happy to have the service. Really can't complain about anything.
Seems that there are three types of problems that could be reported on TripCheck. Perhaps there should be a links to the "ongoing" road issues (long-term projects, planned closures, etc.), a link to weather-related problems (snow, mudslides), and a link
a link to go from the road cam to the state police road condition report or the noaa weather report.
MORE CAMERAS FOR THE PASSES ESPECIALLY DURING WINTER OR FOR THE COAST
It would be nice to have temperature and elevation info on all the camera views. I notice that some have it, some don't.
More cameras. Three or five day forcast.
To have all the camera's show current temps.
Need to add Seaside, Or. and Grants Pass Or. to the map
More camera sites in Eastern half of State.
How about a road cam in Chemult. Weather there can vary from Lapine & Bend.
easier navigation to the weather reports
WIND AND TEMP ON ALL CAMERAS AND MORE CAMERAS ALONG THE COASTAL AREAS.
make the road condition appear with the camera views
More cameras on the mountain pass between Pendleton and La Grande, with temperatures added. It would also be nice if the road conditions could be updated more regularly. As of today (4:45 pm) the conditions for Meacham have not been updated since 1:01
daily snow level info on mountain passes in forecast
More web cams in Bend,Corvallis,Salem & Eugene
More cameras on southern section of I-205, please
I would make it easier to find road conditions and incident reports for a given area, perhaps by cross-embedding hyperlinks in the reports
I'd like weather info (temp, wind, etc.) on each camera.
I would add an extended outlook for the weather and what to expect in the passes a few days in advance. Other than that, I would say it is a real good tool to have.
add pass elevations to maps - it's only with the camera views
Would love to have a road cam on top of tollgate. as it is our only other exit out of this county...
Nothing that I can think of at this time
Add a camera somewhere between Prineville & Redmond, and another on the back road to Bend from Prineville. I travel these roads regularly, and there is no way of knowing what the road is going to be like in the winter. And maybe more cameras in Bend.
Can't think of anything. I was wondering though, on the "Oregon" scene at the top of the page, scenes from the coast to Mt. Hood are displayed. What happened to the rest of Oregon?
more thorough description of road conditions
I get the information I need so I like what I see.
links to other states for info i.e. calf,nevada,ect.
Have the road conditions page updated more regularly and more camera's over MT. Hood US26 would be helpful.
easier to read road information. the info is very vaige sometimes.
Alphabetize the road condition report section by city or pass after ordering the list by road numbers.
I know it would be expensive, but even more cameras would be useful. Also, is there some way to have live action, like the cable TV shots?
More clickable maps for navigation, not just for road cams, but regional weather and road conditions. Now there are too many clicks to get from the main menu to a pass cam. It should be 1 click from a menu of maps (weather, cams, incidents) on the home
Include temp., and wind speed on ALL of the camera shots.
A projection of what the road conditions might be for next 24 hours.
I would like to see more road cams added that is really the only thing. I think the website is great.
Up to date temperatures on ALL camera photos
Timely update to the weather and incident information. Some of the cameras are far enough back it is difficult to see what the road conditions really are. I would like to have a link with the camera picture or have it already displayed with the camera
More web cams. There isn't one in the Eugene/Sringfield area and there are many areas here in central Oregon that could also have a web-cam.
webcams with live motion video-streaming instead of still photos
more camera views--like maybe some in the coast range passes
just getting started, but so far looks good
nore detailed info on road conditions other yjan the arterials and destinations shown
Add more web cams on the portion of I-5 between Corvallis and Salem. Add more web cams for some of the costal highway areas.
the road conditions report is not current time wise most of the time at the passes at 2:00 pm many times the information on web page and the 800 number was last reported at 8:50 am it has been that way for several years this needs to be current
Add Cams on top of mountains, example Tollgate, Or. would be a good area. Up date every haour instead of so long between times...
Add more sites. Make it more accessible.
Nothing TripCheck.com gives me all the information I need for winter driving conditions.
more info. on road conditions at night, in winter
Making the teperature and wind available on all road cameras. Having the road conditions easier to access.
More cameras. Maybe one in Sunriver, OR. Thanks!
the weather report on same page as camera view. i havent been able to figure out where the most recent weather report is. especially during snow season in the mts.
put time on road reports, they are often hours old
More cameras at more sites with current conditions like temperature and wind speeds. Not all sites have that.
Improve the user interface a bit, make navigation between road conditions and weather reports a little easier.
Temperature readings on all cams. More detailed weather forcasts for mountain passes.
Add more cameras on the coast and Central Oregon, IE:Prineville area
Not familiar enough with it to have an opinion
I think you've done a really good job with this site. The information is clear and concise.
More cameras! Especially replacing the I-5 albany ones. More specific accident updates. breaking delays dwon to less than 20 minutes, and 20 minues-2hours is too vague. Closer time estimates would be nice, and maybe a descrition of the accident.
just make sure the information on the site is updated regularly and that the cameras are all working and have the temperature and wind speed
i don't have any current recommendations
Put certain places on sites, MZtn passes for example
Improved camera images. This would involve better camera perspective, i.e., where ODOT places the camera to provide the most visible image of road condition, and better picture quality. (For instance, the camera image at Santiam Pass is often very dark
Keeping the cameras in working order. I check Roseburg cameras and often they are black or no video.
improve incident info for accidents for timeliness and completeness
more camera views (upper and middle santiam, not just lower)
Add more cameras statewide, particularly on Eastern Oregon state highways, 20, 31, 395, 78, 140
Sometimes I'm not sure what direction the camera is facing and sometimes they don't say.
road conditions from Medford all the way to Boise via Hwy. 20 and interstate 84
One or two more road cameras in the Siskyous, near the curves South of Ashland
I'm very happy with the information I get from the site and it is presented logically.
Windshield wipers for the camera lens (once every 2 minutes when bad weather). Have stationary light source near camera for night views.
If there was a single section devoted solely to conditions on I-5 & 205 (similar to CalTrans) you would be running at 110%!
an icon for a breif but informative past incedent report and a quik list of current fuel prices per. region.{ estaments of course.}
I must be having a senior moment, but I cannot think of any improvement at this time, sorry!
The incident reports being more up to date especially if there's an accident blocking a roadway somewhere. Also, making it easier to find the link to that page and other pages...
More information on alternate routes to central Oregon, e.g. The Dalles thru Maupin to Madras (US 197), etc.
More Cams and possibly adding a weather prediction to the current road conditions. ie. Conditions: Bare Pavement Predicted Tonight: Snow Flurries Predicted Tomorrow: Light Rain
I snowmobile and it is important to know the outside temperature and not all of your cameras show it
Last daylight image doesn't always work.
Update the road conditions more often; add more locations.
more cams views, sometimes cannot see the area I am lookin for or traveling to
The ablility to pick a road, highway, pass and see the information instead of going through the regions map.
More cameras in remote areas- thru eastern oregon
sometimes the information / picture is not as recent as one would like to have it
Additional cramera locations, temperature and wind conditions on all sites, better time frame on accident conditions for clear travel
Motion video from road cams, not just stills, even if brief. For adverse conditions, this would give better sense of how fast traffic is moving, how heavily snow is falling, etc.
info needed on status of #199 reguarding landslides in area just into california..I know this is not in oregon but it is the main route from the southern oregon coast to the rogue valley. Hate to drive 60 miles or so only to have to turn around.
more road cams, and that they were working on a more regular basis. Also that they would give more detailed information
Takes more than one click to get to road cam views
More frequent updates to the road conditions
I'm not sure. Maybe improve update speed.
Better updates. Sometimes in the evening, after dark, the icidents reports aren't updated in a timely manner.
more cameras at important summits around the state. like meacham. have tempature readings on all camera views. update on road conditions hourly. especially in cruical area's.
Put weather station links on the cameras page.
More information about winter pass conditions on highway 20, Stinkingwater and Drinkwater passes.
not sure, 1st time on website - haven't even had a chance to browse before this survey hit me
sometimes the camera are having the problem if it is broken or damages or not available on..
Expand the amount of cameras, especially into Eastern Oregon (e.g. John Day, Burns)
A menu that lets me select the mtn pass that I am interested in without having to guess if it is Central or Western OR.
Lighted areas for cameras on the siskiou summit
Change the camera placement on Hwy 140. It is in a terrrible place, it should be at the summit, not on the East slope. It is also out of focaus and it doesn't show the temperature. All of these things need to be fixed.
Add GPS coordinates for Sno-parks since they are not shown on many maps.
add weather forcast to road conditions,for planning purposes
more details on the conditions in eastern oregon. about how deep the snow is and how slick it is
That the information gets updated on a regular basis; especially first thing in the morning. I always check before I travel from Seattle to Bend, OR and need accurate, not dated information.
I can not think of any feature that I would change. It is the best in the Western United States. Good Job !!!
Increase cameras on state highways if possible. Add cameras on interstates if possible.
Web cams that show the road conditions in the dark.
road construction updates separate from road conditions, when I am travelling and am in a huury I hate scolling through all the informational messages that there can be a ton of for 1 highway.
ALL LIVE CAMERAS AND WEATHER CONDITIONS OR UPDATE MORE OFTEN EVERY 5 TO 10 MIN
insert weather/road condition info in all road cam windows like some cams already do
Add weather conditions/forcast information to web cams
Incident reports could recommend alternatives
I know you can't have cameras every place, but I could use a few more on the Blues
Add all the cameras availible in the Bend area to Tripcheck.
directions to destinations. similar to mapquest
To have lights so we can see at night what the roads look like because we traval a lot at night time. Also up dates more often and more of them also if we can have moving picture like they do in Bend oregon would be very very very nice
I wish the weather forcast was a little more jazzed up. Perhaps some of those little weather icons that are on the evening news.
The quality of the road camera pictures.
The camera views of the pass areas are not visible after dark. Lighting in the camera view would be of great help. More cameras are needed especially around the Maupin cut-off on US 26.
When checking the road conditions it would be nice to have them updated every half hour during the winter months due to how fast the weather and road conditions can change.
I would love to see more road cams between Roseburg and Prineville. It would be nice if the weather was updated more often also.
more forcast for raod conditions available with specific information instead of just regional area
better explanation of weather & road conditions on the same screen as the cameras
Be consistent in the road conditiion format. Sometimes you just leave whold sections of the state blank if there are no adverse conditions. It would be better to so note.
More camera views. Higher resolution cameras. Less time between Camera refresh periods.
Info or cameras down on shasta in northern California,or have connections w/california other than road construction
easier finding more information about what is required for snowy maountain passes
Not sure, I appreciate the road and weather information that's available.
Let's leave it alone..."if it is not broken, don't fix it."
More cameras -- I love looking around the state to check out the weather. We have family in both Central and Eastern Oregon is it's a great help in planning trips.
add more current,timewise, pass condtions
More information re: weather & road condition with the Road Cam views
Reporting times could be more timely-quite often the information is too late to be useful.
Since I usually use tripcheck when going over Tollgate - OR204, it would be nice to know if there were any road condition-related accidents in the last 24 hours. The report during the winter usually says packed snow anyway, so that addition would provid
I would add another camera at Spring Creek Hill, on 97, or on 97 North by Klamath Lake
have ODOT add cameras in the Klamath Falls area
More information on when chains are required versus other types of traction devices. With 4-wheel drive and AWD vehicles, not sure if and when chains "must" be put on. Have asked State Troopers and have gotten different answers. Need explaination on w
More frequent updates on road conditions. More cameras
It would be nice to have temperature gauges at all of the cameras.
LIGHTS PLACED NEAR CAMERAS SO THAT YOU CAN SEE CAMERA VIEWS EVEN AT NIGHT.
I know there are some cameras attached to overpasses on I-5, ie. in Roseburg. When it is raining out the view is likely to be blurred by the rain on the lens. Maybe if the cameras were positioned a few feet under the bridge, the rain wouldn't affect it
Make it more user friendly. Three times I have e-mailed for contact. The person did not know what they were talking about. I told them when a cam was out. Two days later they said it was not. However I use the TripCheck three to four times aday. ODOT
Current Weather Conditions at all camera locations.
Impractical, but it would be helpful for the camera sites to have some sort of light for night time. A black square on the screen is useless!
Get better cameras for the roads pictures.
I would appreciate more updates during the day.
WE HAVE TROUBLE GETTING SOME OF THE CAMERAS IN THE LAGRANDE AREA TO COME THROUGH, ALONG WITH SOME AREAS IN THE MEDFORD/KLAMATH FALLS AREAS
Add temp. readings on more of the camera sites
More webcams in hazardous areas, i.e. santiam pass, etc
Your service appears to be directed toward a constant user base. How about visitors or people just visiting? What services can you provide that would describe a period of time to accommodate visitors?
It was a great idea and a wonderful service. Then there were the inevitable efforts by those who had nothing better to do to improve it through constant tinkering. It became harder to use and then harder to find. Someone should be appointed who can re
More weather information on the roads. Another words I would like to see the temps in the mountains such as Timberline, White river etc... more often than when it is just snowing. I am not sure if you have trucks running through there all the time.
Add more westside cameras!! i.e. Hwy 26, 8, etc.
When there is snow in mountain passes, it would be nice to know if and when the snow will be cleared or cinder coated.
Add a few more cameras in eastern Oregon, Milton Freewater, Hermiston, Elgin, Wallowa Lake, Enterprise, John Day, Malhuer, Hells Canyon
thumbnail of camera shots so that I can see quickly what is in store for my travel.
more than 1 camera image at the same time
The ability to see all along a highway, I-84 for example, instead of having to look it up in multiple regions
To add an additional camera on I84 between milepost 275 and the current camera at Ladd Canyon as the worst part of the canyon can be up on top where the conditions are usually worse than at the bottom of the canyon where the current cam is located. Up o
better road construction expectations as far as delays, etc. Tree trimming operations should be listed.
Are chains REALLY required or ????? Forcast for best time to drive Santiam Pass
more cameras I think its great theres a place online I can go and see all of oregon I want more
Mount pass reports could be improved. Their conditions really impact travel plans.
ADDITIONAL MILEAGE DETERMINATION BOTH INSTATE AND OUT OF STATE
A wider angle on the camera's. (If this is possible or financially feasible)
Be able to go directly to camera map from home page instead of having to go through a second page of options.
Easy way to pick a particular road in a region.
More and quicker information on wrecks that block freeways.
I don't know, you pretty much cover everything I need.
Nothing really. It's way better than the neighboring states DOT sites.
More camera's in south central Region ie,58, 140 Hwys
I am impressed with the overall quality and usefulness of TripCheck. However, I live in Klamath Falls and would greatly appreciate a road cam on Hwy 97 within the vicinity of the Klamath basin. The closest road cams are located at Chemult, Hwy 140 at La
would b good to have the rd info tied in with the camera image chains required info like that
Ability to check all reports for a specific highway.
Road cameras from Bend to Burns and south to Burns Jct and McDermitt Road conditions on that route.
Use a map like the one used for webcams, but make major roads (or segments of major roads) clickable to specific information about that road. For major roads, organize the road condition information by road rather than (or in addition to ) region.
More complete winter driving information.
A section for people to give personal reports of their trip over a pass
ADD MORE CAMERAS ALONG US 97 SOUTH OF CHEMULT TO K-FALLS
Have the temp. readings on all the mountain pass and lava butte sites
Have users logged on and then survey them when they use the web site a 2nd or later time.
More cameras in Eastern Oregon. We regularly travel to Lewiston Idaho from Enterprise Oregon and to Walla Walla Wa from Enterprise. Would be nice to see the road for ourselves. Also, more camers from LaGrande besides one on Ladd Canyon and one at Deadman
Update the incident reports/ road closures more frequently instead of several hours in between.
More Cameras for highway "trouble" spots--those areas that are potentially hazardous or unusually congested
First: That you get a pop up to alert people of potential problem in your route. I plug in my route to you and when a problem happens on that route a sign says you got mail. Second: Post the alternate route! Far enough in advance to be useful!
I can't think of anything, it suits me perfectly right now. My friend would like to see weather maps which show the radar. She likes more information than I and after using TripCheck goes to other sites for weather maps.
Get the surrounding states to adopt a tripcheck website
how many accidents there have been and what kind of car they were driving, with or without chains,4wd,etc
More links from each page. Depending on where you are ... you may not have all options without knowing how to get to the page with the links you're looking for.
More timely road condition updates during winter weather especially for the mountain passes
That there was a camera icon to start with
snow depth at the various camera locations (not roadside but general depth) I personally am interested in the area of mile post 36 lake of the woods, we take trips to the boyscout camp there often.
Trip Check is fine. I would like to see a camera on the road to Mt. Bachelor.
Add another cameras on Highway 97 between Klamath Falls and Chemult
Addition of more cameras on Hwy 97 North & South - and on Santiam Pass
Link current road conditions with the cameras so that you have the picture and the road condtions for that place in the same pop up page
Traffic flow rates? A lot to ask, but often knowing where slow downs are happening because of the significant number of drivers on the road is helpful. This is especially true if there are alternative routes available to get around either a slow down o
It would be nice if all the camera's would have the current weather info on them
I would like to know what the roads look like on the cams at night
put roadcam on top of ladd canyon and on cold spring and on the top of mecham
It would help if the road conditions and conditions were updated more often
Get California & Washington to institute a similar program
There used to be camera's located so I could see the actual conditions real time. I can't seem to find them now. Specifically over the Siskeyou's.
More detailed weather information on the cam sites, like temperature, wind etc.
more frequent updates concerning restrictions
Weather report for LaPine, Crescent, Sunriver, Diamond Lake area. These all fall under Redmond, Oregon which is not very accurate for these areas which are to the south.
for northeast oregon I would add a road cam at Meachem as the cam at Deadman's pass is misleading in that the conditions at Meachem are almost always very different then those at Deadman's pass.
additional information on weather forecasts
More current information on road conditions and something that might be out of ODOT's control, Camera views that show the picture of the area. A lot of the time these views show no picture at all.
More cameras, especially in central and eastern Oregon
more cameras on n/97&20e. more frequent&precise road reports.
more camera's. I travel to Coos Bay alot and would like to have a cameral there somewhere to see the weather conditions.
The temperature reading at all locations, not just a few
Everything in oregon is always condition A, carry chains or traction tires. If there's a whiteout or if there's a light frost, it's always the same. Don't you think maybe that should actually indicate the condition of the road a bit?
I'm new to the page, so I'll reserve my opinion for later
more weather data at the cam sites around the state
Add more cameras in eastern/central Oregon
Leave the last picture before night on the camera till day break with the time and temp.
Find weather/road conditions by clicking on the road itself
Maybee Home page menu improvement. One click to internal features.
Add more road cams on more of the secondary routes. Local news generally covers main corridors and highways/freeways regularly, but not everybody lives in and travels City and freeway roads.
Quicker updates on road conditions, closures etc..
On HWY 26 add additional cameras in the pass between Government Camp and Warm Springs.
To update the weather and road conditions more often.
Need a camera between Klamath Falls and Chemult also between Lakeview and Burns
Add the temperture to each web cam site and have it current for the time of day that the cam is recording. Some times the cams are not up dated. It does us no good at 3 PM to have a cam and temp recording of 8 AM
I think the site is great the way it is, but I might add a page with information on closures and hazards >20 minutes. So you could see at a glance if your route has problems, without paging around the state on the incident maps.
I would like to see the Central Oregon map's placed at the top of the weather/accident report's, like, Bend, Redmond, Prineville, & Madras.
Try to eliminate the "no image" on road cams as much as possible
It is somewhat confussing trying to access the correct highway zone (the squares). Mountain pass information is critical,but it is not clear where to find highway pass information when using the zones.
MAke it easier to access neighboring states' (WA, CA, ID) road info webpages from Tripcheck.
Give info concerning what kind of traction devices are required. Maybe it is there and I have missed it.
increase frequency of updates to road conditions
Be able to click on a road. and to be able to go to other states' road conditions.
Make weather/road conditions more current and relevant. Put road cams available from the top page not having to dig down 5 levels to get at.
Portland area speed maps - like what wsdot has for the Puget Sound area
Installing a "windsheild" type wipper to the camera at Goverenment Camp.
Add more cameras. Change the angle of the camera at Warner Canyon so that the ski hill could be seen as well as the road.
Road conditions updated more frequently in the passes
reduce camera times cameras are not working. Not talking about after dark, but times cameras are just out for some reason or other
The timing of the written data seems behind what is actually happening a bit. When I am ready to go over one of the passes from Central Oregon to the Willamette valley, I hope the data is still valid.
More info on highway conditions in Idaho, Montana and Utah
On "Camera Photos", there is a prompt "Click for Details" however, when clicked, no additional detail is visable. Previously, you would see a reference, for example, to _" of snow on the roadway and _" of snow on the shoulder.
I think it is a great site. I don't think I would change anything. Good job!
A CAMERA LOCATED BETWEEN BEND AND REDMOND
Would like to see cameras on Hwys 20 & 26 showing the East part of the State. Also a camera on Hwy 97 about Shaniko or Kent.
Do a weekly check on the road cams and verify if they are working or not, and then fix the ones that aren't working.
I would like to see the temperature posted on all the camera views. Some have the temp., some don't.
that you could view numerous cameras at a time
A camera near Weed or just out of Klamath Falls
more cameras on 101, just for the entertainment value.
More of the coast and the Eugene Springfield area.
Update the road condition reports more often, espeically in the evenings when the pass cameras show only black darkness.
MORE CAMERAS ON CABBAGE PASS AND LADD CANYON
State map with links on the home page for direct access to the region I'm interested in.
I don't know. Haven't used it until today.
I like the drive cam's the best. If I could request anything, it would be more drive cam's. I wish California would do this.
Nothing, I'm very happy having the service.
More up to date info. I seems that updates are only done one or maby two times a day so you don't know what is going on when it is time to leave.
MORE CAMERA'S PLEASE. I would like to see more in the middle of the state, such as Hwy 20 east of Bend and around Prineville.
TO BE UPDATED MORE OFTEN THROUGH OUT THE DAY
The cameras go down too often. I would have them updated every 2-3 hrs during periods of inclement weather.
It probably wouldn't be possible but it would be nice if UNDER the video views it would state whether we're see rain or snow. That would be VERY advanced technology.
Have current temp and time on all web cams.
Info for travelers going east on Hwy 26 to Mt. Hood. Just out of Sandy the roads can be really bad and your only reference is at Government Camp.
temperature readings on all cameras views.
Sometimes the Road Conditions are a bit misleading. "Spots of Ice" On my trip home for Thanksgiving really equated itself to "Couple inches of snow on the road, raining, and a solid sheet of 'spots of ice' underneath it all" Maybe be a bit more detailed.
Cameras at Woodburn @ I-5, Corvallis/Lebanon @ 1-5 Eugene @ I-5 More frequent road updates.
I only check when we are planning to drive up from California
MORE CAMERAS, SAY TOWARDS EASTERN OREGON LIKE BY ENTERPRISE OR WALLOWA
Quicker updates for cameras and road incidents
more often road cam photo's or real time road cams especially in area's prone to bad weather..ie..the mountains
Add more cameras to mountain pass approaches and located truck weigh stations.
full motion webcams, more webcams, more reliable webcams.
Update the pictures more often, maybe every 10 minutes. Especially around rush hours.
I would like to have more information on winter travel.Things like areas where you are able to go for winter recreation on parking and driving conditions more for whole roads than just certain parts of the state highways.
more cameras on hwy 97 Klamath Falls to California
can't think of any change or addition. my reason for checking usually is driving conditions (how much snow or ice is on the road)
More cams going over to California on I-5. Work with CalTrans to set up links to their sites.
I'd like more clear information whan I am planning a trip. Sometimes a road looks snows but I can't tell how bad it is. Temperature would help me make up my mind or a "forecast"
give a maximum altitude that route goes over
MORE DEFFINATE INFO ON WHETHER OR NOT YOU MUST HAVE CHAINS
add a camera in the eugene/springfield area
Add an obvious link on as many ODOT pages as possible.
Cannot check road conditions after dark on road cams. Lights for camera would be great. Also, weather and road conditions at cams. Like, snowing lightly, raining, slush,weather report (now and forcast) etc. All these things on the cam site without hav
Access to other states road reports. More cams. Better more up to date weather.
nothing - I just need to use more to understand fully the capabilities of the website.
more constant updates to weather forecasts
I haven't had any problem, thus I wouldn't ask to have anything changed..
Better night and early morning photo's on road cams. Current pictures have no detail on night pictures taken
road conditions on either side of reporting spot/ & traffic density/& freezing level in that area.
Show the weather conditions while you are on the camera view
More road cams in remoter parts of Oregon.
On forcast information, it would be nice to beable to choose the city other than region.
add links to neighboring states road & weather pages - lots of folks are planning trips through Oregon & on to WA or CA
Better camera angles - too much sun glare on several camera.
be able to type in a road number get road conditions for just that road
add hwy camera at tollgate add hwy camera at flora
When viewing road cam, would like road/weather conditions on same pix
One more camera on Meachum pass on the side of La Grande. One cam is not enough!
I only use the road cams and would injoy more cams.
more cams and more reporting sites in eastern Oregon
Maybe more frequent updating of severe road conditions.
don't care for the nine sections that map is divided in- generally have to go back and forth to different sections to get what i want
More road cams would be nice, particularly in the mountain passes
weather information with each camera view
I would add on your Road Cams the amount of snow, I would not have to go to another site for that info
More frequent updates on road conditions
Uncluttered access list to the main sites.
We have relatives who live in Washington and I have used Washington's website and I like the state map and then click on the areas you wish to view there system seems a bit more user friendly.
There are always improvments that could be made but we use it allot.
LAST NIGHT I TRYED TO GET ROAD CONN, IN A NAVER STATE BUT COULD NOT. IF THERE IS A WAY TO ACCT, OTHER STATES IT WOULD REALEY HELP. I TRYED TO GET I 70 IN KS. TO DENVER CO.
More information from more locations would be good.
More camera Views of additional areas ie Eugene, KFalls
there are a few area's that could use a cam in.
Couldn't be much better; sometimes a camera is out of whack, but I expect that.
more sites, airport traffic would be nice
More description on road conditions, especially the passes
More frequent webcame updates and road condition updates
The time it takes to load on my computer with a dial up network.
Add more cameras along the length of I84. I-84 is where the worst weather occurs in the winter. Add a few other ,cameras between Baker and Farewell Bend, at mouth of canyon in LaGrande, around Boardman and one between The Dalles and Arlington (Maybe Bigg
Fix the station at lava butte so it shows temp and so on. Thanks
Dont have a answer. I think it is just fine
Street lights to illuminate the roadway visible under road cameras ('is that snow or just rain?')
More information on Cabbage Hill - the camera you have labeled as Cabbage Hill does NOT give you any idea what the conditions are between the 216 exit leaving Pendleton up to the rest area. This is a TERRIBLE stretch of road and needs more information a
add a camera in Burns Or. and at the summit of I-84 above Meachem Or.
More road cams. I, personally, need weather and road conditions through the Van Duzer Corridor on Hwy 18 and through Salt Creek area on Hwy 22.
additional camara's on state hwy. example hwy 20 coast rt. 197 and 97 northern oregon (shaniko , tygh ridge.
It would be nice to see website pictures and tell how much snow measure,rainy etc...where I would have knowledge of it some of them does not showed it in some area in Oregon.Shelly
Easier way to find the road you are looking for, instead of scolling down all of them
Nothing except a better update pon 101 in the winter with all the mud slides etc. Maybe more cameras but I know they cost money
For what I use it for, I wouldn't change anything.
more detailed info concerning road conditions and chain/tire requirements. the web cam pictures don't always appear to justify requiring chains and /or studed tires. but tripcheck is great. tell CA to get one!
I checked usually on the last question because I would really like to see more cameras in the Eastern/North Eastern Oregon region. I would love to have a camera, for instance, on the McNary bridge and at the Oregon / Wa border near Wallula.
Imperative that conditions be updated more than once a day - conditions change hourly
More detailed information about road conditions
more cameras!! :) And if there was a way to view the road cams in dark weather.... place lamps at camera locations?
Many of the road cams are not in service, or don't come up with pictures. If they are listed on the map, then it would be nice to be able to use them - however, this is not a major complaint. I get what I need at all times - this is a wonderful website
to have a camera at the hwy 11 204 overpass
More accurate pass report as to time reported.
Add camera on US26 at Bear Springs junction.
Perhaps better written road condition descriptions when the camera views are bad because of darkness or fog.
I only recently started using it but so far it has met my needs.
Have weather information at all camera locations.
The cameras show pictures of daylight first, and then the night view.
Current updated info on the Text Report side. I.E. checking the text report for conditions at 10 a.m., and the last posted report was 2 a.m.
That we could use a couple of more cameras around 205 south area, ( 10th st,Oregon City area, Stafford road area.)
Nothing I love the Web cams for my travel
make clear which direction camera's are actually looking/located !!!!
Put the temp. on all cams also have the last day lite shot during the late hours
More cameras in the mountain areas, such as Union Creek, Camas Valley, Lemola Lake, North of Klamath Falls, Burns, and Crater Lake.
More up-to-date information on road conditions; especially mountain passes.
It would be good to have more or better directions for using the site.
Maybe a few more cameras around the state
We aren't familiar enough with the website to intelligently answer this question
When looking up regional data (weather forecast and road conditions), maintaining the ability to click directly to another region.
ie- if I want info on Santiam Pass, have a search ability where tripcheck would give possibilities
Add more cameras, outside the Portland area.
sometimes the NOAA weather report seems a little vague, and covers a wide range of areas under one report. I travel weekly between the Klamath Basin and Corvallis areas, sometimes the weather reports for the roads (specifically highways 58 and 97 south
more notice on road construction, during summer time and if possible when chains are required during winter hours over which pass.
More road cams. I know they are expensive but they are invaluable to me and I'm sure many others.
lighted road ways for night views of the road
More updates, sometimes the information is several hours old.
More information about the less traveled hiways!
I would like to see a live feed camera spooling a ten to fifteen second lead.
On the road condition reports. ( Snow, spots of ice on the road) The named location should included the mile marker. I saw "spots of ice" at Stage coach Pass on I5. Had no idea where Stage Coach pass was located, but was going to be traveling through it.
webcams should always have the altitude, temp display along with the image. Also the last day light image and a hot link to the weather forcast for the specific webcam location.
More cameras, and road reports updated more frequently
I would find road info all the way thru the mountains into say Redding Ca on I5 and all the way thru to say Alturis on the 395 way (and beyond) if possible very helpful-the problem is it can change by the time we get there-could you handle that--hah?
Make a drop-down series of menus that could be accessed from the first or second page without stepping through. Some of the written material could be relegated to a "more information" screen.
The method in which weather is relayed. I think it would read easier if put in "bullet" form rather than straight line
Cameras: Burns, John Day, Prineville, Sunriver
have a quick look up for roads and passes instead of having to go to the region first etc
Install more road cams ie. Klamath Falls and more through some of the mountain passes
more timley updated info sometimes it is very old info
Took me a while to figure out your website--weather vs incidents vs roadwork.
MORE INFORMATION ON CAMERA SITES. TEMP. ETC.
Add more Road Cams in North Eastern Oregon
More weather cams--another along the southern coast and vareious summits along I-5 Smith Road for instance
Radar screens would be a great improvement. I use another website for radar updates.
The site is a bit difficult to navigate. It's hard to find what I want sometimes, even though I come to it often. Maybe if you could make it more accessible. I would also like more detail on the incident reports and a bit more acuracy on delay times.
Nothing. I find it very intuitive and easy to use.
A forecast for specific road conditions. Example: Hwy 22: additional snowfall expected, traction devices may become required as temperatures decrease.
Increase the number of cameras on the coast. Specificaly Florence south to the CA. border
Like a cam in the area somewhere between Bend and Burns. Another, a weather station back at the Newport Bridge.
I have not found a map that uses colors to show driving conditions by highway. We have that in Washington and it is really useful.
I'm pleased with the way it is now, and I couldn't recommend any change.
More timely updates of road conditions and chain requirements. Sometimes the data is 4-8 hours old.
ON CAMERA VIEWS PUT THE ACTUAL CONDITION SUCH AS WHEN THE VIEW IS NOT THERE DUE TO DARKNESS OR WHEN SOMETHING ELSE HAPPENS I CAN SEE A WORD OR WORDS SAYING ICY,SNOWING,PACKED SNOW, RAIN ETC. THAT GIVE ME ALL INFO AT ONE SITE NO MORE SEARCHS
I can't think of anything. I am pretty satisfied with the site.
I like it. It is convenient to check quickly before hitting the road. I think it is working great.
You should have a live feed. If I could see how fast trafic is moving it would be a lot more usefull. plus its alot cooler. a still picture only does so much.
Add Hwy 126 to winter conditions, and possibly a camera as well.
updates more frequently or motion pictures
show movement on cameras instead of still objects.
Easier to read weather forcasting format
I wish there were more cameras along 20 and 26. Pass cameras don't always capture what is happening to the east. It would also be nice if road conditions were updated more frequently. Often reports are 3-4 hours old.
I wish it was region wide rather than statewide
I can not think of anything at this time.
Fix it so that you don't have to navigate so many sub pages to get to stuff. For instance, clicking on ROAD CAMS takes you to another page that you need to click on ROAD CAMS again before getting to the map. Maybe also put the Camera Icons and the weat
More camera's and more on the east side of the state.
For the purposes I use it for, it's very adequate. I have noticed on one or more occassions that info is a little delayed in getting updated.
update road condition reports more often, sometimes they are 8 - 10 hours old and that doesn't help truck drivers much in the winter.
Have the weather and basic road conditions on the cam pictures so you don't have to go to a different page
need road side snow levels at snowpark areas
More cameras along HWY 20 between Onterio and Bend.
MAKE SURE THERES ALWAYS TEMP ON ROAD CAMS
more cameras and more real time weather conditions rite on the camera screen
Get California to make it as accessable and easy to use as oregon's.
It is frustrating that some of the cams always seem to be nonfunctioning!
Current/recent comments from people (especially during bad weather) who have just traveled that road...pass...etc. (i.e. was it really icy, slippery....would they do it again (-: etc... and maybe more cameras.
800 number so it could be contacted on the road from a vehicle
Information needs to be updated more during the day and night. Sometimes warnings from 7:51 am are listed and they don't seem to apply.
More real-time information. Especially accidents on major highways. The sooner delay info gets onto tripcheck the more people can plan alternate travel routes.
I really don't know. I like it just fine.
No changes everything's fine just as it is.
Making sure the updates are regularly done
MORE CAMERAS AROUND THE STATE, K-FALLS AREA
to add what the weather service is expecting
Improved Text format updates Improved road cams in bad weather spots. Good updates from workers. Police reports are sometimes one or two days old.
more comprehensive road condition information
More Color cameras. Replace Albany I5 camera.
estimated travel time for rush hour, for all major roads. for example, between i5/miles and i5/205 estimated travel time is X minutes. if its 10-12 minutes i know that traffic is smooth, 12-15 not bad but may want to consider alternative route, 15+ go th
I would like to see the names of the towns in the different regions so that you know exactly what area is corresponding with with forecast. I travel I-84 from Twin Falls Idaho to Beaverton Oregon alot and I have a hard time tracking down exactly which t
The information on the phone line is difficult to access from a long distance #
When the next update will be on the road conditions and cameras.
Sometimes when I travel to areas I am not familiar with it is called by a name that I also am not familiar with. It would be great if it could give somewhat of a location too. For example, Santiam Pass (80 miles East of Salem) then the report.
Better road conditions descriptions. More information on web cam pages
More frequent updates of Road Conditions; especially in winter. Up to the hour chain requirements and Mountain Pass conditions would be desirable.
I would like to see a Burns camera on tripcheck.
faster updates on road conditions and incident
Maybe change the weather info to cover more of a particular highway traveled instead of a region.
Traffic conditions are not always right. Just a matter of updating which I understand can be a pain to keep up with.
eugene to portland road conditions (I-5 and Hwy 99W)
Perhaps it would be useful if there was a way to enter the exact routing that one wished to use on a particular day instead of having to "surf" through all the different higways and designated reporting sites. I am manger of a transportation district an
I think it's the best of all the states now! I would like cameras to update more often, especially in the mountain pass areas in the winter.
ability to type in start point and destination. select fastest route or etc. computer shows route depicting road cams highlighting incident areas etc.
maybe update the conditions more often, I'm not sure exactly. I like it the way it is.
Sometimes the information hasn't been updated recently and I can't get current info. It's okay when I'm surprised to find the pass clear when TripCheck said "chains required". It would be bad if things were just the opposite.
faster up dates and help with Northern California
I would change how often the Road Conditions/Reports were updated! I would change it so that they would be updated more frequently!
more frequent updating of winter road conditions
At this time what you have meets my needs.
add temp and road conditions to camera views
easier to identify mountain pass information
Would add a camera on Hwy 126 somewhere between Hwy 20 Junction and Eugene.
quicker notification and postings of incidents
more description on accidents that just happened
Put the survey at the end of the visit so that first time visitors can answer all questions.
a search option for specific locations or highways
Please update the road conditions more often, such as hourly would be better.
I haven't used it long enough to comment.
Maybe more cameras. I wish Washington had better reports. I travel from Boise to Pasco quite a bit to visit my daughter & family. I always check the road report & weather conditions. Thanks for this great service!
More cams if possible. Perhaps the road reports updated a bit more frequently.
Make it faster to get to the road cameras without having to click on "Road Cams" twice (once each on two different links). Add more cameras!
Links to nearby States concerning road conditions.....
About the only thing I can think of at the time is to add current temp info to more of the camera views.
always have photos last daylight photo available
Road condition report needs to be updated more often in inclement weather conditions.
Road reports update more regularly, if possible. Especially in Winter.
Info on immediate future weather conditions would be nice on same frame as cam pictures.
not real sure! sometimes the road report doesn't make sence to what you see and hear on TV. I go mostly by what the pictures tell me!
I travel through the outback each week. It is probably not cost effective to do this. But more information on less traveled roads seems to be my lot in life right now.
Nothing could be changed to improve my experience.
MORE ROAD CAMS AND MORE WEATHER ON THE CAMERA WINDOW
I have no input on this. It works good for me the way it is.
better camera views south of Klamath Falls
Can't really think of anything at this time
I like it the way it is, it's easier to find what I was looking for than last year
Weather & road conditions updated more often
I wish it could incorporate Washington and California as well.
I'm not sure as this is the first time I have used it.
haven't found anything drastic that needs changing -- sometimes road conditions (ie slides) have not been updated timely -- but not often enough to really complain about. I thank you for having it available -- it makes travel/planning safer.
Your current weather/restrictions info, WX forecast info and camera links are all on different pages, and I have wasted some time navigating between them even though I am only intersted in one section of highway. It might be better if you actually displa
At night, leave the last daylight picture of what the passes looked like, until dawn...then go live again.
Add even more cameras, since that it the feature I use most. Some of my suggestions include --> Tombstone Summit, Warm Springs, McKenzie Bridge or Clear Lake.
more cameras on differant roads in southern oregon
Be more specific on the location of road conditions. Post a mile marker or distance from nearest landmark, etc. They are not very accurate as of now.
more camera views and somemore Washington views and reports and pictures, we live right on the border
More cameras along the more rural routes.
I'd like to type in my start and destination cities, then get a comprehensive list of troublespots. I don't necessarily know the names of the passes, since I don't travel by car all the time.
linkage to maps to show location of places (for those of us new to the state!)
show area of state talked about when checking road conditions.
Links to other states Road Conditions for example going south over California Siskyou's or North over 1-90
Hwy 26 between Ontario and John Day needs a road cam over the blues
Would be more information if the web cam was located to show conditions at night (near a lighted area)and a few more cameras in the critical 'weather transition zones' would be useful. Also the way that the state of Washington links the state map with c
Better, and more frequent Weekend updates.
to be able to type in a specific route instead of scrolling through all the available items.
links to neighboring state's DOT websites, so if traveling out of state can get their info
More publicity; it's a great resource, but a lot of people don't know about it.
Add more weather info to the cameras, sometimes it's hard to see whether it's snowing or raining.
WISHED THERE WAS ONE CLOSER TO KLAMATH FALLS AS IT ONLY GOES DOWN TO CHEMULT HEADING SOUTH FROM NORTH.IT WOULD BE NICE TO SEE ONE AROUND MODOC POINT OR THAT AREA. YOU HAVE 70 MILES OF NO CAMERA ON HWY. 97 AND (2) CLOSE TO BEND AREA.
More descriptive on the road conditions and some quick info for road travel for the given day.
That the web cams be updated more often than once a month. The last time I looked, it had been over month with the same view!
If the map linking to the road conditions had the highways indicated that would be good.
more updates especially during inclement weather
better coverage of the travel routes in the adjoining states especially in the winter time
Keep the cameras working and update them about every five minutes or so.
Better update on the weather conditions on the passes.
more frequent road reports--especially in mountains
Update the weather conditions more often
I'm surprised to see no cameras on Hwy 97 between Chiliquin and the state line, especially with the number of people who travel along Klamath Lake. Klamath Falls is the main intersection for Hwys 140 and 97, yet no camera! Meanwhile you have THREE for
camera view with the road conditions or weather report for that area all together.
Put weather cams in the areas known by the maintenance crews to be problem areas, not put where the managers and desk jockeys think they should go.
up to this point, i have not seen an area that i would choose to change
YOUR ROAD CAMS, WHEN I TRY TO VIEW I GET NOTHING NO MATTER WHAT CAMERA I HIT ON THE STATE MAP THE SCREEN IS BLANK
the up dates on the mt passes, they dont change much when the weather is bad. Do they freeze up?
I would use links from cameras to real time weather, road cond or incident reports.
More frequent updates on pass conditions. It is 4:30pm and OR22 hasn't been updated since 7:59am.
Add more cameras east of Bend and southeast of Paisley. Also more updates on current weather conditions instead of sometimes being a couple of hours behind current time.
more reliable pictures. it seems quite often when the weather gets bad, that is when there is transmission problems with your cameras.
I would make the information more accurate.
A link-up with equivalent site for Calif. travel.
i want to see the road conditions of several roads at once. It would make sense to bunch 26 and 35 because I drive from Portland to Mt. Hood ski resorts often and have to check 26 and 35 seperately
I LIVE IN IN LA GRANDE AND IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THEY DO NOT GET THE SIGNS ON SOON ENOUGH TO STOP THE TRUCKS THAT CAUSE SO MANY PROBLEMS WITHOUT CHAINS WHEN THEY AREE REQUIRED. OF COURSE SOME WILL TRY TO GO ANYWAY.
be able to put a road in and get a report, ie hwy 19
Be sure that all relevent areas are covered every day. Some areas are not reported every day.
The Photos a better quality and that all of them have the current weather conditions
More cameras say at popular snow parks and ski lodges snow levels are given locations / elevations
More detailed info on chain requirements
Fewer steps to get to the info I am looking for.
make most selections, especially road conditions, map based so that you can select a highway corridor or a particular pass, instead of deciding if it is in "Central" or "Western" and having to scroll through several screens.
A few more cameras to see what the road actually looks like. This helps me a lot in planning a trip in the winter months.
add road cams in the burns area -- seems to be a large area left in the dark
California has a map of the states highways, and when you click on a highway, a road condition for the entire highway comes up. Nice feature.
Actually, it seems to have what I need. More frequent condition updates doesn't seem practical. The road cams are doing an excellent job.
I would add real time camera shots in the major metro areas
More frequent updates, especially passes
Links to adjacent states road cams and traffic reports. Washington, Idaho, California district 2. It's easier to plan a trip if you don't have to keep changing sites.
Improve the cam sites with live pictures and detailed weather information
The 'trip check' button is a help for my elderly parents to find what they want before they depart on a trip.
See what the actual road conditions are at night when it is dark.
Clearer photos (not blurry) and traffic and road conditions together on web cam shot.
weather reports along with camera views/ etc
I would like to see more camera views from the eastern part of the state, including the steens, burns and john day areas
have temperature and wind speed on all the camera shots.
I would like another road cam located east of Meacham. The cam at Dead Mans pass is good but doesn't always reflect the road all the way to La Grande.
road condition report by cities along major routes i.e. Hwy 26 heading east
keep the information as current/up to date as possible. Winter conditions can change so fast that one hour can make a huge difference.
More camera's, and not having camera's not working.
Update times. Sometimes the road cam, shows bare pavement on the road at let's say 11:00 but when you read the road conditions at 11:00, It was last updated at 7:00 and they say packed snow and chains required.
I know that is cost is a concern, but lighting like you had just recently placed on ladd canyon in a dark corner is great for camera use at night and it is nice to a driver on the road.
cams on West 26 to the coast. I may of miss them if they are up.
More camera views on mountain passes. It would be great if they were live action cameras instead of still cameras.
I travel to N. California in July and either November or late December. Any details on road conditionsis eagerly sought. I guess any additional information on the Siskiyou summit and Oregon road to the precise line would be it; but it does serve me wel
I'm satisfied with the current program. (much better than Washington and Calif)
It doesn't seem to be updated as often once it gets dark, and that's when I'd really like to know exactly what's going on over the passes, especially since the cameras are useless once it's dark out.
Go directly to the cameras or road reports without having the explanation box between them
I live in Eugene, and it would be wonderful to have a camera view of I-5 around Eugene. That's where I do most of my highway driving.
There appear to be no cameras in the eastern part of Oregon south of Pendleton and north of Lakeview other than along I-84. For those who travel through eastern Oregon this leaves a big hole with no visual information.
I don't have a suggestion; you seem to update frequently and I think that's important.
more remot camera locations over mountains, better pictures and /or video
faster updates on road conditions.it is several hours behind.
You have to click through too many layers to get to the cameras. It would be nice to click on one link to get you to the cameras then pick from a menu of what's available. As it is you have to click on something that says cameras, then another thing that
Make sure the cameras keep working. One picture is still worth a thousand words.
Live feeds on the cams and more cams with better resolution
Links to adjacent state info Cameras that work - many are down for one reason or other
The program does what I would expect it to do. Great Job!
during the night the last available photo would show the condition of the passes
A road cam placed on hwy 31. Towns of Fort rock or Silver Lake;would be very helpful.
Cameras don't help as far as i'm concerned
More Cameras Like mile post 1 I-5 Hwy 66
Not much. I use it for travel and most cameras are well located, and road conditions are relatively 'current'.
light at the cam sites to see what it is doing at night
i am wanting to find how the roads are from roseburg to coos bay and i can not find camas valley area just coquille and roseburg. Inbetween would be great
More cameras in and around Central Oregon
on all the camera's, have current details such as temprature, wind, time. and have the info updated more often.
Ability to see how road conditions are on cameras at night even though it is dark
I would add some more cameras to eastern Oregon, like Lapine, John Day and places other than Portland, Coast and the interstates
Forcasts broken down similar to how you break down the road conditions and cams.
Increase the reliability of the camera views. Many times they are not working when there is bad weather.
Add Siskiyou County weather report. Many from Mt. Shasta on up travel into the southern part of Oregon for school, work, shopping or visiting family. This also applies to Southern Oregonians traveling down into these California areas for the same reaso
Have I-5 conditions shown by area as a primary choice.
More Camera's in Eastern Oregon IE John Day, Austin, Pleasant VAlley, Jordan Valley, Basque Station, Burns, East side of Ladd Canyon (North Powder side of the grade) more along the I-5 corridor and more on highway 97 south of BEND
When checking cams, I would like to see the weather, inches of snow and road closures indicated somewhere on screen
Nothing right now. I think it is pretty cool.
WE NEED SOME MORE INFORMATION FOR THE SOUTH EASTERN PART OF OUR STATE. THERE IS A BIG BLANK FROM BEND TO ONTARIO---THAT'S 250 Miles ??? Burns would be perfect.
I would change the number of cameras leading to the passes.
More frequent updates up the weather reports
More cameras to determine road conditions. A couple more on Santiam and Hwy 26 near Sandy.
More Timely realtime as much as possable in bad weather
Keep the reports updated ona regular basis.
I would like to be able to search for a specific area by city name instead of having to choose the area (east, west, etc.)
camera's go down too often and some still don't have temperature readings. It is very important that I know the temp becuase of possible ice.
I am in Central Oregon, so I get it all the time on Ch.48. I would like to see more western Oregon locations have it live. It would be nice, especially at this time of year, when we travel to the valley.
cameras in the passes over the coast range and in Eugene
Live camera feeds, more direct links to favorite locations on the website, similar to to customizable webcam for the individual user.
Maybe provide a link on the WA.DOT site to OR.DOT site. I think the OR.DOT site is actually very good now. Thanks! Gary Maupin
I don't know how current you could be but it would be nice to see gas prices for different locations. The other thing I really like are the camera set ups. May-be a few more.
More cameras - you don't have anything down by Burns. There is a huge area that is not covered in SE Oregon. It is great to be able to see the mountain passes and the bad spots on I 84. It is a great service.
More coverage of road conditions in the eastern part of the state.
The updates on state roads in less populated areas could be done more often
More information/video about all the S.OR /I 5 passes, not just Sexton and Siskiyou summits.
Add weather forecasts for the major highways.
road cam at hood river - weather there is very different from The Dalles and Cascade Locks
More cam's on ORE 58 and US20 in the mountains
More road cams. A picture is worth a 1000 words when you are planning to go some where that willtake you over a pass.
Add more camera's. Hwy 34 (top of Mary's Peak), I-5 between Eugene and Salem.
Add a camera in Eugene. Maby where 58 comes into I-5
more road cams and better lighting in area being viewed so night time conditions can be viewed
additional cameras in more rural areas, but road condition reports fill in for the lack of cameras. Very useful site for anyone getting ready to travel, especially over 26, 97, 20, etc.
listing incidents separate from regular construction on the text-based report
Allow selection of highways or points of interest for the road condition report. Similar to the way one selects camera views.
reports on speed traps and police patrol hotspots
Faster updates on conditions and road closures.
Well, I'd really like to see some more cameras added to the list.
catergerize the road report so it will be easier to find the one you are looking for
I would love to see more cameras for real time checking of road conditions/especially in winter
precip--snow and or rain--amount last 24 hr.
It is pretty good thing to have helps on planning trips
Some of the cameras need to be updated more often
temperatures and traction device requirements with camera view
add more information on the weather on the cam page such as next 24hr. rain,snow,sun during the winter how much snow in the last 24hr.
clearer pictures, current temp on all sites; pictures relatively recent, not several hours old.
MOTION PHOTO ON THE INTERNET OR SATILITE SERVICE, IE. DIRECT TV
Camers don't always have a picture, or is so dark you can't see the road
can't think of anything as yet. Just started using it. Seems ok.
More Cameras - some areas do not have very good coverage
better roadside lighting at the webcams for 24 hour a day viewing of the road.
NOT BEING AN ENGINEER , NOR A TRAFFIC EXPERT, I DON'T KNOW OF ANY THING THAT I WOULD PERSONELY CHANGE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM.
Descriptive road conditions of the zone the camera is looking at
Reports on hwy. 140 past Adel to the state line with Nevada
Since this is my first time I am really not sure.
faster update on road conditions, even if the condition has not changed
More local cameras to be available here in Bend and to be able to add more than five to custom cams
I site is pretty comprehensive. More up to the minute pictures and/or live would be one improvement.
Road conditions text needs to be kept current. Information that is an hour or two old in winter isn't valid. Many times I've encountered information that is several hours old.
More specificity on the road conditions and combine them with the weather report as an analysis what the expected road condition throughout the day. That is, if I am planning a trip I would like to plan it so that I am driving over the passes at the tim
More cameras and the ones with temperature readouts
Road conditions I-5 all the way and I-84
Cameras equipped with night vision capability and an audio report on road conditions.
Update more frequently in severe weather
More cameras on the major cross=state roads; Hwys 58, 20, etc. Need it even more with the volume of heavy trucking using these two lane roads.
have it include the area down past weed ca. (I5 and s 197)
add present road conditions on the view cameras
A weather forecast for all of the mountain passes. If you have one available, I can't find it!!
I would change how difficult it is to find information on Bus and Rail schedules. In fact I am impressed that you did not even give people the chance on this survey to say that they use this feature.
More cameras, particularly around the Eugene area and the Coast Range
I would change the color of the squares that are used to identify either contruction,accident,ect. If it is contstruction; make it one color, verses an accident.
more cameras on the passes. do cameras by name. have chain requirments with the pictures
Some of the camera views do not have temperature or wind information and it would be nice if I needed to be in that area to know what it is
Eliminate some of the redundant clicks. When I select CAMs the system kinks to another page and I must again select CAMs. Pretty minor. You have a good site that is much better than California's.
Make sure that everything is current, best to the hour
Need a site on Highway 20 between Riley and Bend as this portion of road is different from conditions in Bend and Burns
Cameras in Klamath and Chemult areas along Highway 97.
I use 140 all the time. In the winter, the pictures of road conditions,the temperature is a big PLUS and especially during the winter months the hourly update is great.
In the winter, have a front page link to the top 5 or 10 statewide trouble spots..... The Siskyous, Pendleton, the roads to Bend, Mt Hood, the coast,etc. I know the information is there if you hunt for it, but a link would make it easier to use and I t
Road cams over the passes could be updated more frequently
More detailed info on mountain pass conditions, plus some webcams have temp info others do not, it would be good if all webcams had this info
I'm not sure, I just started using it yesterday. So far, I really like what I see. Easy to navigate, valuable information. If I could find someone to drive me to Bend?? :)
Add S I-205 corridor cams and more pass cams
wind speed and tempurature on all cameras or hi-lite on map which have the info
add a "driving directions" component a la MapQuest
more cameras on 26 and 35, more up-to-date road conditions
current temperature with all road camera views.
more locations out side of the pdx and medford areas
possibly an estimate of when conditional closures for snow will be lifted
it would be nice if you could include road conditions/reports for typical trips (PDX -> Bend) CA -> OR (I-5), ... in winter it is hard to find the travel info in 1 place for mountain passes, road conditions/closures. i rely upon the strategically place
more camera, especially highway 20 through cascades.
List the time the camera scene was updated.
I BELIEVE THE INFORMATION I GET NOW IS MORE THAN ADEQUATE.
Many times the cameras are down. I wish you were able to zoom the camera sometimes. It is amazing the amount of information you have on the web page. Good job keeping it updated.
Less clicks to get to road cams if possible
up date more often, when weather is bad and at high use times.
No opinion on this as I have used this site only a couple of times
Easier to read weather information and links to other states highway information
current temperature, wind for each camera.
Temperature and time information on every display
Keep the winter road conditions info updated. At Thanksgiving, the road info over the passes was over 8 hours old.
answering your questions and answers. ive asked questions and no reply
better descriptions of which directions the cameras are pointing.
would like a second camera in santiam pass looking east. Also relocate the detroit webcam to cover the lake
More Road Cams would be a big help. Also, information on other incidents requiring police/trooper calls.
More camera locations outside of metropolitan area.
When it states on the road cam image to click here for detail, I would like more detail instead of what I had just viewed.
Links to other road conditions and cameras in neighboring states (Idaho, California, Washington).
Spread the cameras out in the Bend OR location, the three are in basically the same general location. Keep the road conditions as up to date as possible, seems sometimes they are not updated often enough.
more clear on which part of the website leads to what, i sometimes have difficulty navigating.
More information on if roads are sanded or not.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE AN EXTENDED WEATHER FORCAST (OR AT LEAST A QUICK LINK) FOR THE CAMERA VIEWS I CLICK ON. EXAMPLE: WHEN I CLICK ON THE MT. HOOD CAMERA, I'D LIKE TO KNOW IF MORE SNOW IS IN THE FORCAST SO I CAN PLAN MY TRIP TO PORTLAND.
winter driving mt. Hood and Mt. Bachelor
More cameras on the passes. Especially around Blue box pass or similar area.
I really liked the clickable map for cameras and construction but I haven't visited enough to say more about adding or changing.
1. I often have difficulty accessing the weather info 2. list MP on Raod Conditions. Not everyone knows the name of the summit / pass, etc....
Adding going from Oregon into I-5 in California...going thru Mt. Shasta
a mapquest type feature that shows road conditions/advisory info along the route. Of course being able to access it by WAP would be way too cool.
Search ability. Even if things are fine on a road, it should still show ok conditions. I'm never sure if I am looking in the right place
the road report should be more up to date. several times i have checked it and it is about 7 hours behind. the road conditions change more than that. thank you
allow viewing of the roadcams would be great.
UPDATE ROAD CONDITIONS AND CHAIN REQUIRMENTS MORE OFTEN DURING SEVERE WEATHER
The photos of the passes are not very clear. I realize this is usually due to inclement weather or lack of light. I am wondering of an infrared picture might give better resolution.
More camera spots around the state, especially southern coast---Brookings
More Cameras, Put more information on road conditions with the camera pictures(for example:inches of snow, restrictions)
More timely updates on the road conditions.
A few more cameras, (e.g. Hwy 204 at Tollgate/Spoutsprings area)
I would put the road accidents on quicker so those of us that commute long distances can have a little more warning.
My main concern is getting the most frequent information updated hourly.
update the road conditions more often, there is way too much time between reports.
Some remote Mountain sites DONOT always have a picture. Could you at least maintain the last daylight image, even if it is old.
I know it is impossible but better veiw at night would be great but i guess i will have to go with the last day light veiw
along with how much snow is on the side of the road...i would like to see how much snow is actually on the road...and a forcast of how much snow is expected in the next few days so people can plan their trips better to avoid the bad roads.
the weather report could be formatted for easier reading
Have more cameras installed throughout the state
More timely reports. Some are hours old.
Too many pages to "click" through before getting to the cameras page - have a "quick link" to it
more cameras/live views throughout the state. Ability to send road condition info to a phone as a message...
more quick access to cams and mor info on weather conditions
Predicted delay times for inclement weather
More camera locations in more remote areas. We snowmobile and would find it nice if cameras were on the road to mount bachelor
More cameras in Eastern Oregon. One in Burns would be great!
change camera views to be more expansive, the Dalles view is a good one, but the Santiam Pass ones are pretty limited.
A definition page as to how you rate conditions. I have not found it yet. For example, what is the definition of condition A vs C etc.
make information more current and easier to find on their website.
More updates on weather changes. Update more than once or twice per day.
Add more coordination with other websites that includes more cameras throughout Oregon (i.e. - The KATU cameras, or any others that may be available) This would be good to give an even better view of what the local weather conditions may be like.
I would put access to the highway cameras on the Oregon DOT Home Page. Right now it's too difficult to find the Highway Cameras.
more detailed road on conditions i.e. on the interstate you color code road condition, so maybe when color code is yellow or red put what specific conditions i.e. snow, etc.....
Add a State Route Web section like the Washington State Department of Transportation so that you could virtually drive every state highway, Interstate highway, and U.S. highway in the state of Oregon from your desktop PC.
Add road and town elevation information on all weather reports that give snow elevation levels.
Allow people to request an automatic e-mail alert when an incident occurs on user identified roads. For example, I travel I-5 between Corvallis and Salem. It would be nice to have an e-mail alerting me if there were an accident along that stretch before
Is there a way to just type in the route and then have trip check give you the points along that route? ie..Redmond to Portland via 26 ....then the trip check gives you the relevant information for the passes ......
attach a "Current and Forcast" weather to the camera that your looking at. (example - if you are looking at La Pine's camera shot, you would just click on the hot link to see the weather report) ... I think that this is of great value and will continue t
More cameras in areas that are lacking, such as Eugene & highway 126 west
Better location for cameras to show more roads.
I would like to see the information updated more often. When I check for info, it is usually updated in the morning and then it doesn't change until afternoon sometime.
The location of the Cabbage Hill camera is not in a good location. Dead Man's Pass is much further from where the worst road and weather conditions usually are when traveling over Cabbage. They need to move it closer to Pendleton and closer to the summit
More cameras on the central and eastern corridors of the state. (Hwy's 97,95,395,20,26)
Specify more clearly what areas are East, West, Southern, etc.
I would make the map more comprehensive to include city, towns, etc.
Very useful service, especially in winter.
Make it easier to find the weather forecast to contrast with current weather conditions in order to plan trip, (like, whether to leave tonight or tomorrow morning to get over the Siskiyou pass) Clearer icons to find this info quickly.
You should look at how Idaho gives their road reoports. I find your a little lacking in detail. I mostly travel in easteren and centeral oregon and more information on these road would be great.
Could we see some cameras on the big "eastern half" of the state, from Burns to Vale? Maybe at Riley, or Hampton or even Brothers? Then there's the highway to Prineville....lots of WEATHER in all 4 seasons, so cameras would be NICE
Include WSDOT Vancouver cameras in Portland Metro (or at least provide a link) and add a WAP website for mobile phones.
make service more widely known I have used the telephone usually
more cameras outside the metropolitan area
I would like to see all the pass road cams have a lighted area in their view so that you can see if it is snowing or raining at night.
More cameras! Seeing it helps define the verbal description. Packed snow could mean alot or a little. Seeing it for yourself may determine if you chance it or not.
REALLY NOTHING, YOUR CAMERA ANGLES ARE EXCELLENT TO AVOID SUN-GLARE,THE POSITIONING OF YOUR CAMERAS IS WELL THOUGHT OUT, I DO THINK YOU GUYS SHOULD ADD AT LEAST ONE CAMERA ON THE INTERSTATE 5 APPROACH COMING INTO SALEM FROM THE SOUTH, THAT HILL CAN BE A
can we get temperatures at the camera sites?
Add more road cams if possible. Those are really helpful,
Makre the road conditions section easier to navigate
pictures on 204 tollgate or at a few snow parks
I tried to create the "custom Cam" page but it didn't work for me. I wasn't able to figure it out from the instructions given.
state exactly what time the report was made
sharpen cam images. Cover on Santiam Pass cam doesn't allow clear image.
It's a great site. Keep up the good work.
A clickable map, simular to the camera page, for the pass reports.
the cam reports are up to the minute but the weather could be up-dated more often
Reduce the number of "clicks" which are required to get to camera views or road report. Now it takes 4 clicks to get the report for 26 over Mt Hood. Entering the route number seems like a faster method.
I would most certainly like to see you add cams for the Klamath Falls area, down highway 97 to the Oregon/California border, down highway 39 to the Oregon/California border, up on the Greensprings Summit on highway 66, the towns of Merrill and Malin.
Provide more info on Hiways 101, 18, and 26 (The Sunset Hiway).
I think you are doing very good and it will get better with time.
The ability to tailor a trip route (sorry, if this is already available, I haven't used it)
more indepth road conditions, ex: where the ice begins and ends, has the road been recently graded. Also more cams on the passes ex:hwy 58
update the info more often. if i am headed over the pass at 7am and the last update was 4:30am there is a good chance its changed, temp, conditions, etc.
On the regional road reports page, the regional area map is confusing. I'd like to know what is included in each region. I often have to check two regions to find what I'm looking for.
Click on a map and get a picture or pictures and the forecast with travle warnings if applicable
Traction tire / devices explanation of rules and what means what. (example: is 4 wheel drive a "device"?
More cameras at pass level for viewing conditions. More road conditions reporting specific to pass conditions.
it takes too many clicks to get to actual road cam site
locate road information by entering road number. Caltrans has far easier site to use for current conditions.
More detailed descriptions of road events
Make it easier to FIND a specific mile-post or intersection. Cross referencing of the mile-post with the Exit name and number would be very helpful. Often we are somewhere between mileposts and do not have their locations committed to memory. But, the
It would be helpful to view two locations simultaneously using seperate popup windows rather than overlaying the roadcam window for each location selected. Also when an image is unavailable it would be helpful to have a textual description of the road
HAVING CAMERAS ON ALL HIGH PASSES THAT MAY GET SNOW SUCH AS CANYON CREEK
Can't think of a thing. Though we've come to depend on it we only use it for a couple of winter trips.
make the site a little more user friendly
Temperatures where the cameras are located
Links to the Washington State Highways that would be included in my trips. Sometimes it is hard to find them.
Always capture last daytime image for roadcams.
A camera around Eugene, apparently they exist but not linked to this site
to update the time even if the conditions are the same.. I have had people tell me that the info is not corect because the time is so old. even though the weather hasn't changed.
make it more visisble that it offers road condition information on the main web page
Nothing, I find it very useful and easy to navigate!
More road cam locations, such as on Hwy 38 (I-5 to Reedsport), Hwy 42 (Coquille to I-5), and Hwy 101 at North Bend.
When I go to the weather forecast section it is hard for me (because I am not familier with Oregon) to find where the cities that I am looking for are. Right now you have it as North Southwest etc. and all I know are the names of the towns that I need to
Being able to ask for a specific mile marker along a given route.
Once I get a camera view, I can't get an updated view for the remainder of that day. May be a problem with my PC. If not, if it is by design of your system It would be nice to see an update every time I go to a camera site.
I would add a couple more camera's. One on i-84 at Meachem that pass can be pretty bad and I would like to see it the cabbage cam doesn't show meachem and they could be totally different weather. The other on Hiway 20 or 26 between Ontario and Burns.
Maybe add projected road conditions for the next hours/days to the road condition report.
Another camera location on 26 besides the one @ Gov't camp
Actually place the icon for the camera on the map in the real location of the camera. Some are miles from the actual location of the camera. I would not have a separate page for incidents and weather stations. I'd put it all on the same page so that a
immediacy of informatiion. If I need to drive to La Grande from Pendleton, I need information about Cabbage Hill and the mountains. I understand that this can be very difficult in rural Oregon.
possibly a few more cameras at other locations... But it seems to be satisfactory now..
Place the wind and temp with the camera view.
information on when ODOT has applied gravel to the road
driving directions combined with weather reports
Nothing that I can think of, I guess that I always just check for the same routes and have not explored very much within the website.
Cameras in Eugene and Salem. Also All large cities such as K.Falls Pendleton, etc.
I would like to know what direction the camera is facing on all cameras that are used.
easier direct linkage from a pass road cam to its weather forecast
We find the camera views especially helpful, but sometimes one we are interested is down and it seems to take a while to get it up. Perhaps that is beyond your control, though.
That ALL the cameras also listed the temperature, especially in winter.
links to the cameras in Idaho, washington, calif and neveda
Road Maintainence info...whether or not road crews have sanded, plowed, or salted(sprayed) by certain time.
I think a few more camera would be helpful, for example at Blue Box Pass.
If the road cams are used as often as I suspect they are, It would be nice to have a 1-click link to them from the ODOT home page, rather than having to navigate to them through trip check.
More frequent updates of the incident reports, especially as they relate to I-5 Bridge traffic.
updating the road conditions and weather reports more frequently when conditions changing rapidly
Maybe road and weather conditions that is easy to read and understand. More exact locations
As far as the camera views go, I would like to see more cameras up and running with perhaps some of them visible at night (light up the view with lights). I would like to see the temp and perhaps a forcast for the area shown listed as well. Not all hav

on washington radio and my dad uses it in montana
Just that. Call for road conditions. Seems like I heard it on the radio.
That you can call it from the road and get current, updated travel information.
My previous answer was wrong. I'm not familiar with 511
I believe I saw it on a sign....I am not really sure
can't remember - I don't use it very often.
On the news and I've seen signs on the road
A neighbor told me about it, but since we live in California I always TripCheck.
While enroute to Tricities over Blue Mountains and other parts of Interstate Highway 84
Very little and laast time I tried it did not work I'm in eastern Oregon.The Republican side of the state.
in other states, s.d. has swiched to 511, i used what they had before and if 511 is similar i will continue to use in winter.
Just the vaguest notion of what is available. I basically know the number exists.
IF I RECALL CORRECTLY, FROM A ROAD SIGN.
I'm sorry I really can't remember,but I think it was from my husband.
Read in some sort of info guide for oregon travel at least 2 years ago (if not more...)
when the old number was no longer in use and from our District manager
I learned about it through the Coaches Association.
I called Washington's road report number and hear a message that I should try calling 511 next time.
I believe I used it once and probably found the number in the telephone directory.
From my neighbor, who at one time worked for the State Highway Department and is now retired
I cannot recall where I heard about it. It is in my directory.
from other drivers (local) and odot repair crews.
In Minnesota where I travel for business.
i saw it on a sign on the side of the road.
I first learned about 511 from an article in the Oregonian.
I saw the first sign advertising it this week on Highway 82 north of LaGrande. That will be a much easier number to remember.
Work. There was some question if all phone companies were offering this service. There were several times when the 1-800 number was busy or not availible when it was needed most.
It is an informative number that gives you road reports and detours.
Monthly ITS TransPort TAC meetings held at ODOT in NW Portland.
if i call i can find out how the rd. is if i go some place
in the newspaper. I don't know if it is available in Oregon or not.
At a staff meeting on 12/4, ODOT's Citizen Representative, Becky Thoreson, told us about it. She said that a news resease would go out on about a week.
It sounds familiar... I think it may have been on radio OPB. Also, I've seen the highway signs that say tune into a particular radio station for news and weather. When I have tuned in they may have mentioned it there. However, being 511 it sounds a lot l
It's a service offered by ODOT. I have not used it.
through a prees release from the region pio
Utah, use it a lot in state and their 866-511-8824 number out of state, wish Oregon had a 800 number we could use out of state.
Over the radio, usually with poor weather or traffic conditions
just yesterday was the first time. We were taking scouts snow camping at lake of the woods ( Camp McGlaughlin) I saw the sign.
Saw signs while traveling on Interstate 84
On a news report this week. I haven't used it but it sounds like a great idea to have a national number to dial.
There is a sign right before you get into Terrebonne outside of where we live
While completing this survey I happen to have the 10 o'clock news on and sure enough they were discussing 511.
years ago, State 911 meeting when we were discussing PUC's assignment of the x11 #'s and their various possible uses
i have seen signs and advertisements about it
that the information for the road reports was not acurate..........weather and roads were worse than being reproted.
Just saw it on a sign last night on my drive to CG from Sweethome.
Saw a road sign North bound on Hwy. 97 leaving Redmond, OR.
onthe news- that someday the number will be nationwide.
Recently heard of it either on TV or on the radio, am not sure which.
Through the Tripcheck hotline. It mentions calling 511.
I'm pretty sure I saw a sign along the highway about it a couple of times. Maybe it was on this site.
On the radio. Until then I did not know it was avaiable.
saw it on a sign between Medford and Grants Pass
It's new... Saw it on the news last night...
In my home state there is advertising for it
I work for a phone company and had the pleasure of working with with one of the ODOT people to get this implemented for my customers.
Great way to get road conditions for several states
I have actually seen it on a long haul route I was covering going Boise- Salt Lake City. In Utah thay have these Dial 511 signs on the roadside.
My girlfriend who works at ODOT was telling me about it last night.
i heard about it yesterday 12/11/03 on the radio
I've heard of dialing 511 but haven't used it.
read that it was available and use it a couple of times until i founs road cams.
SAW SOME NEWS ABOUT IT ON A NEWS STATION.
I just know that it exists, haven't tried it yet
I'm not sure where I first heard about it.
Just a couple days ago on the morning news.
Just recently someone told me of this number
While on a road trip from La Grande to Corvallis, I saw the signs on the Interstate and used 511 to check the roads for my return trip.
I saw a sign on the side of the road on hwy 58 west bound.
Just saw it on a sign recently, not for sure but I thing it was in the Pendelton area. That is all I know about it now.
Only notice in recent news story in Newport News-Times
I think I heard it mentioned on the news when they were talking about winter road condition information.
On other state's web sites (MT). Also in a story on KOPB.
On channel 13 in Eugene during a newscast. Like the shorter number.
It was advertised on our local ABC station.
I read about it yesterday in the paper. That was the first time.
Roseburg Visitors Center. We have people coming through looking for information. Thanks to you, we can help.
Very recent newspaper article in either the bend bulletin or Oregonian (I think it may have been the Oregonian).
just today, read it in Lincoln County News Times
On the radio, recommended it to a friend today
i saw a road sign but couldnt remember the number when i wanted to use it .. also didnt know if it was toll free.
That it is new and will eventually cover all the states.
Either the Gazette Times newspaper in Corvallis or perhaps I heard it on the tv news (not sure which one).
I work at ODOT and have worked since the 511 legislation passed to include transit in the plan for developing 511 access.
One the news lately. I didn't know this service was available.
ONE OF THE HOTELS I WAS STAYING AT SUGGESTED IT.
I work with Rose and was in on the first tested for 511...
tv and signs this weekend traveling, 12/12/03
I saw a sign on I-5 NB this week. I think it's new.
Road and traffic information hotline. But really not that much.
When it was announced the other day, was the first time I had heard of it.
can't remember, but I am aware of it from somewhere
I just recently heard about it on the radio.
heard about it recently on KDRV news Ch 12 in Grants Pass.
On the radio, 1190KEX, and on the TripCheck website.
E-mail message from administrative asst. said that it was available
Just heard about it today through an internal ODOT newsletter.
I have seen it on a traffic sign...within the last month.
radio or TV in last week during morning hours prior to 9 am weekdays
I have never used it, however, we are leaving for Oregon tomorrow and will most certainly use it!
From ODOT in an email and Inside ODOT as well as recently in the newspapers, television and on radio. Also when I recently toured the new traffic center on State Street.
newspaper article and road sign in California which gave us the Nevada reports
The road sign along I84 in Eastern Oregon
Yes, but I didn't work from my Verizon cell phone.

thanksgiving travel from Central Oregon to the Valley
to go to Bend to pick-up the Grandkids for the holidays
watching to see if family will be able to get here for the holiday
Family traveling for the holiday weekend. I also check the area where I work to be aware or what is going on and the conditions.
I use it extensively for work and recreation trips more than 60 miles
Family coming home today for Thanksgiving. I wanted to check the road conditions.
my daughter from college is coming home for Thanksgiving; need to decide which way she could go over the pass, Santiam or Gorge route
routes for our members...they are all different sorts of trips
Checking for vistors driving from Portland to Bend for Thanksgiving.
traveling from the coast, over the mountains
to find out if daughters travelling for thanksgiving would have snow problems in the mountains
driving back to California for Thanksgiving
Holdiay visit with family, 400 miles across the state
TO GO TO OUR OTHER HOUSE IN CENTERAL OREGON
Husband is a long-haul truck driver and is on his way home.
traveling from Longview, Wa. to Vacaville, Ca. to move my daughter back to Washington.
family visits to Portland, Seattle, Walla Walla, and Westfall, near Harper
College kids driving home for Thanksgiving
recreation trip from Rexburg, Idaho to Portland
Driving to Portland area for Thanksgiving holiday.
going to Brookings for thanksgiving look at 140 cam.
Holiday, Thanksgiving, more than 200 miles
Taking a holiday weekend in Redmond area
Family driving from California. I wanted to check road conditions.
Go to Portland from Bend for Thanksgiving Weekend
have to go to Tillamook to pick up someone from the jail
Thanksgiving in Camp Sherman; drive over Santiam Pass
to visit family, check on road conditions through the mountains
students traveling home for the holdiays.
to check what kind of weather my son would encounter on his way home for the holidays
husband work related trip more than 60 miles
visit relatives that I have to go over the mountain for.
Was told about an accident betwee Albany and Salem, wanted to check out the info.
travel to funeralof close friend & check conditions for commute hpme of 75 miles.
daughter driving home for Thanksgiving-decided not to travel Willamette Pass
Holiday travel conditions to another location across the state
errand, pick up someone on the other side of town
My boys are traveling to the Tri-Cities from college for the holidays.
going to our second home in Sisters from Lake Oswego
Check on our house and see the coast. You are having warmer weather over there now than us.
to decide best way for our daughter to get from Salem to Klamath Falls ... least snow, best pass to use
To cross over the mtns.(Mt. Hood) in order to catch an airplane, 120 miles.
drive over Blue Mountains from Idaho to visit family in Washington state
We will travel in a motorhome to California via I-5
Divorce "rules":pick up my kid from the coast- this is not recreation.
travel from So Calif to our home in Oregon
visit a sick Mom; help relatives get home
Checking Hwy 26 over mtn for shuttle arrival.
Just checking in case someone asks me how it is at Government Camp
To travel from B.C. to NewPort-Ontario, OR
heading back to college after thanksgiving break
Road conditions for relatives driving rom Portland to Arizona.
trip from relatives to home. more than 60 miles
vacation to visit family for the holidays
My wife traveled to CA from Beaverton because of visitation with her kids.
i look just to see what the weather is doing around me
heading home to Boise due to Thanksgiving
went to pickup son returning from calif. college. met him in medford, so I wanted to check all road conditions as it was snowing in the passes.
Short non-work-related trip to check freeway conditions in Portland.
checking the roar for family members going home
Traveling out of state, but through most of Oregon
My son is going to Bend tomorrow, which is a 100 mile drive one way. Wanted to double check the road conditions before he leaves.
For my husband to go back to Ft. Lewis were he is stationed.
Help others who do not have access to tripcheck.
picking up a person in Portland, coming from Bend
driving from vancouver bc to reno nevada
Christmus family visit - 2800 mile trip.
My Dad is coming over the mountains to visit us this week-end, so I was checking for him.
work at a hotel and my truckers want the road conditions every morning
Deliber student to school, more than 60 miles
Visit relatives in Bay Area of California
Business and sport related--fishing on coast
Check pass condition for husband who drives tractor trailer
child to come home from college for holidays
To take my kids to their dad's for a visit
youth retreat (high school) 100+ miles away
Visit family in California (400 + miles)
doctors visit/vehicle maintain/ 150 miles one way
Was planning a trip for my Mother to visit me.
going to the valley over a mountain pass from bend
sons work related trip to Government, also have a son whom drives a truck & Im always checking
From Grants Pass, via I-5 to Monterey, California
planning trip to Oregon next week-checking on weather forecasts and predictions
My daughter drives from Eugene where she is in school to home-Ontario
take RV to la grande for repair from boise, id
Return trip of my neice and nephew to Portland. Approximately 400 miles.
My children are coming up from Las Vegas for a visit and I want to keep them informed of the road and weather conditions
Checking for relative that doesn't have computer
Going home from college for winter break.
Work related trip, more than 60 miles, for friends
Just checking road conditions for friend who's on the road today
Commute from home to work; central Oregon to Portland
Going over to Portland to go Christmas shopping.
Visit relatives and do service work for my relatives and for my church.
Visit relatives in Portland for Christmas
Upcoming trip via rental truck to Jacksonville, Florida via I5 South
vacation/driving rental truck to Florida with items for family members
Haul some things to CRR (have a recreation home there)
upcoming possible road trip as last year
Medical trip to Portland from Klamath Falls, via Hwy #58
travel to our 2nd home in eastern oregon
I live in Medford. Am visiting Mom in Portland. What're conditions like between here and there?
To get to work. I live and work on opposite sides of the Siskiyou Pass. Needed to know if it was passable.
Personal travel from OSU in Corvallis to home in Merrill OR
back and forth to eugene from bend family
Christmas vacation trip from So.Cal to Medford
my little sister lives in bend. And i have friends all over oregon and washington, it is nice to know conditions if i get bored and decide for a road trip.
traveling home from son's house - 175 miles
Family business traveling all the way through from Ca. to Wa.
Relatives are driving up and I wanted to give them road conditions and weather
Personal trip to Seattle, 6-1/2 hour drive in good weather.
Relatives are moving across the pass & I would like to go over to help
Provide family memebers with info who are traveling from CA to OR this weekend.
ck on slide along hwy 101 for daughter's trip home
checking for customers that are traveling
winter driving conditions in the Columbia Gorge to accomidate sick family member in hospital.
BEEN TRAVELING FROM KLAMATH FALLS TO PRINEVILLE THE LAST 7 WEEKS WITH A FEW MORE MONTHS TO GO ARRIVING MONDAY MORNINGS AND GOING HOME ON FRIDAY AFTERNOONS.
Shopping trip from Klamath Falls to Medford
trip over 60 miles for holiday break from school
going to Yakima without going over the passes
Visiting family in Central Oregon from Willamette valley
TRUCKING INFORMATION ON PASSES AND ROAD CONDITIONS
I travel from Boise Idaho to Lincoln City about every two weeks.
plan route for son to return to Poulsbo, WA
visit parents, going back to Washington and need to know road conditions
Chek road conditions for a relative, who is going on I5.
traveling home after being away for 2 weeks
Travelling from Salem to Southern California to return home from school.
To visit my grandmother, more than 60 miles
pick up my granddaughter via Santiam Pass
Heading back to the Valley from a family weekend in Central Oregon
Moving my Mother temporarily so she can began radiation treatments
Medical trip to So. Cal via Klamths Falls,
I travel 140 once a week to visit my grandchildren in Klamath Falls, it helps for me to decide to go on not to go.
Trip to California for Christmas - Towing a travel trailer.
daughter going home to salem from central or.
helped caller with routes to Los Angeles
more than 60 miles - home for the holidays
checking road conditions for my son who is driving from Utah
I regulaly commute from tri cities washington to Nampa Id. Typically bi-monthly unless road conditions are bad on cabbage, and Ladd Canyon
recreation to get out of "redneck infested" Southern Idaho for a weekend.
checking for my daughter trip to Yakima WA
Medford to Portland to pick up a traveler at PDX
To drive from Oregon to So. Calif. for the Christmas holidays,
Visit to family in another part of the state.
visiting family, driving 1200+ miles from NV to Gleneden Beach
Driving to central OR. on a weekly basis. 260 miles round trip.
Friend coming from Portland this morning
Trip to pick up my Mother-in-law in Halfway, OR

fifteen foot moving truck (pick up in Grants Pass) 4x4 s-10 truck
bicycle and car, wanted to see what the road surfaces in the mountains would be like before I went for a ride on thanksgiving:)
personal vehicle for government business
I will be traveling by car to Redmond Oregon then by bus to Leavenworth Washington
plane to seattle, then a drive home to baker city
If the conditions are good, I will use my personal vehicle; if the conditions are bad, I will take the train.
Personal vehicle towing a travel trailer

Forcasts for snow over the Mt. passes. Would like forcast to show six to eight hours in advance.
A map of Oregon to figure which highways I would be traveling on.
Forecasts or predictions as to when ice or snow might be cleared for driving on the Siskiyou Summit (hours in advance so I could know before leaving) if this is possible!
Conditions change continually and this leads to problems; don't know how to fix that problem once the trip is started.
Information about the I 84 - US 97 junction. The route into Washington State and South from Bigg's junction. Weather conditions at this location and highway temps.
Current road information - not old information
Cameras on the passes from Burns to Juntura and beyond.
Real time information on road conditions. Usually road conditions are anywhere from 2 - 8 hours or more old.
Conditions on the McKenzie River area, and in the Klamath Falls area. Visually that is...
Amount of snow.... if chains were required or not.
Road conditions on HWY 20 from Corvallis to Newport. Also current information. Most of the time the information is only put out in the morning and when conditions change the updats do not.
As I said before - I didn't feel I could trust it
Since this was my first time here, I just checked "no" in the previous question. I guess that's not fair since I'm sure I would've found what I was looking for. I didn't think about that long enough.
There is more than one highway fro I-5 to Klamath Falls,only found areport for one!!
up to the minute weather and road conditions
Specific forecasts for Siskiyou Pass on I-5, which may determine whether or not we will plan a particular trip on a particular day.
Haven't looked yet, am doing this survey first.
outside temperature on some camera sites, one camera out of action for a long time, still out...
Predictions of winter weather conditions in four days.
still can't find sno-park parking pass info.
road reports up to date within last hour
road surface data with camera image like Montana DOT site
conditions change quickly according to elevation and wind speed. Last time it said roads clear with wind warning.I found snow with the road closed after I got to Pendleton.
Seen what did need to know, for 1 of my drivers.
certain cams were dicontinued.. like the millersberg near albany.... also sometimes the cams at the beach are down.. for whatever reason.. so that didn't help.. MOUNTAIN CAMS have been MOST helpful!!!
Hwy 197/97 Madras to The Dalles & I84 to Portland
This is my first visit to this site. I had no previous visit to report.
extended weather conditions of the route
Actually, I have not used Trip-Check before, but in answering the questions, there is no choice but to enter SOME answer in order to proceed with the survery. It was not my intention to mis-lead during this survey.
more precise information about road and snow and ice conditions between Burns and Vale.
on ONE occassion I could not find report for Brothers. Dry pavement at Burns and Bend do not tell the story if there is 3" of fresh snow at Glass Butte or Brothers.
many time we travel east and there if very little information on road conditions if you get very far from central oregon
COULD HAVE MORE MILEAGE CHECK POINTS ALONG 101.
Current conditions such as road closures ie I84 Ladd and Meacham. Have been closed for hours and not current
Updated road information. Usually check late morning after afternoon. The last update that is available is for early morning. Not for when it is needed.
current time road conditions that where last reported as much as six hours earlier than the time i was checking trip check
Information on road conditions and cameras are not always working.
When do the sanding trucks make their first pass on Highway 26 over Mt. Hood? If the road conditions are icy/snow-covered, use traction devices, I need to know if the snowplow/sanding truck has also been through recently.
Many times the road conditions have not been updated for over 24 hours.
Latest reporting was several hours old and conditions had changed
certain hwy routes that I couldn't specifically single out to get an accurate report, also when crossing into california, had a hard time locating info. across state lines withoiut having to spend time finding another web site such as cal-trans or where
Had to call local ODOT office to find out what happened to the website, was told about tripcheck. I check the cams to see what the passes out of here look like, check road conditions, incidents, and forecasts. That's really all I am after. If you try
Road cams exclusively in the Klamath Basin.
There was a terrible wreck north of Albany early last week. There was no indication at all or alternative routes posted. Several hours were wasted in lines.
Info on rest areas--whether or not they will be open in January
road condditions were not there, or they had not been updated for many hours&hours.some times a section of hy is not reported at all during bad weather cond.until it is over.
the road looked clear by two routes but had snow predicted or snow already on the road, I would have liked more infomation to help me choose which route I should take
Weather forecasts and current precipitation, etc. and really good road conditions by mileage groups,i.e. packed snow mile post 20-30 and slush from milepost 30-50. Then bare pavement. Watch for black ice from mile post 10-20. Examples
Conditions and information for Highway 730 between Umatilla and the OR/WA stateline.
more accuracy for the area I was to be traveling in or through
I would have preferred visual confirmation of actual driving conditions especially if the planned trip is to begin later at night - the web cams might be better placed where known weather conditions transition from one weather zone to another. A web cam
whether chains were required to go to Diamond lake or not.
Two of the locations that are used the most the image is not availabe.
Road conditions on Hwy 34 - Mary's Peak.
I5 pass conditions while driving north in CA
i have generally found the information I needed to take my trip.
Found everything, current conditions & forecast along with a view of where I'm headed. Perfect!
I look at the web cams and the road conditions
current road conditions over the passes. The camera gives good shots, but need more info about more of the area.
No precise info was stated for tire traction devices. Also,info about 4-wheel drive operators. Were/are they excluded from recent reports.
have not got been there yet because i am doing this
See previous answer regarding desire for more road cams. There is not enough info for the roads I travel.
information on when ODOT has applied gravel to the road...driving after fresh gravel has been applied is almost worse than in bad weather
weather/ road conditions from point A to point B (B being in CA)
some units dont give specific info like temp or wind

internet weather for locales along travel route
first the odot web site and then television
People who are on the other side of the mountain, they hear from other drivers
all available, incld. resort destination sites
road condition numbers, weather forcasts
Scanner - OSP and Jefferson Co Sheriff's channels
Phone call to contacts in the Crescent Lake/LaPine areas.
weather reports, experience, look outside
stop by local business where commercial truckers are known to frequent , then ask for a driver's opinion of road conditions .

How often find info about public transportation?
I ususally drive but will contact other means when I need to which is very rare
More than 5x's per week and also used for work

Owner operator-I dispatch, husband drives.
Con-Way Western Express Transportation (LTL)

Great Site!! More cameras, more WS's try cutting-edge technology like nightvision on cameras. I love to see ODOT and TripCheck ahead of the rest of the USA!!
Keep updates as current as possible during the winter on the state's mountain passes
Thanks for the site. I use the road cams regularly to see snow conditions. I would like to see more cams on HWY140, HWY62, and HWY230.
TAKES A LONG TIME TO PAGE THRU WEATHER CONDITIONS. YOU COULD ORGANIZE THEM BY HIGHWAY "BUTTONS" INSTEAD OF MOVING THRU ONE SINGLE PAGE.
I really like TripCheck. It is informative, and generally presents information in a logical and comprehensive manner. I would like to see more traffic camera's in more corridor's of travel, such as from Coos Bay to Roseburg or from Bend to Ontario. I
Please do not make this site commercial. I know that funding is always needed for these sorts of things - but I can get the "commercial" stuff from AAA - I like the pure information and the fact that things listed are not necessarily on the site because
Up to date info is key to my ability to help our drivers be more productive. Your site goes a long way towards helping me do my job Thanks, Mark
Please do not give out our email address to others. I don't want any addtional SPAM.
Overall, the website is excellent. I would like to see more traffic cams around the state because they are interesting to check out. Has ODOT thought about giving it's customers live Doppler Radar info over their travel route, you might be able to tap in
Since this is the first time I am using the service I will have to wait and let you know later what I think of it.
mileage calculator bites it doesn't allow you to pick the small towns and it doesn,t tell what route the mileage is for. Links to other states somewhere besides the bottom of the incidents page. like if you on ne oregon and you move your mouse to idaho h
It is very useful for us, because we travel the Santiam pass alot to see family in Salem & the southern OR coast.
I think more people need to know about trip check. None of my friends know about it.
Some type of night vision as well as a better understanding of temperature readings
Instant, accurate and continuously updated information would be most useful. Thanks seeking user input on the redesign.
I would like to see a camera on the coast summit.
TripCheck offers early alert to many drivers BEFORE they reach difficult driving situations. It's an extra chance to be prepared either mentally or with any special equipment they may need to have with them. I think that goes a long way to reduce acciden
Would like to see a better method of updating NOAA text, and better camera protection to keep snow and rain off the lens. Offer live camera feeds.
I realize that is not your call but the extended time a road is shut down after a accident has increased greatly over the last few years. It did not used to be that way. Also way do some bridge projects eem to drag on for ever and others seem to move a
It could be a great tool, but here in Eastern Oregon it seems to get updated less frequently than in other parts of the state.
I think that we have covered everything in the course of this survey. I have no additional comments.
I think it is a wonderful source of information.
Trip check is a great idea, keep up the good work!
good system. how about a camera on tombstone pass?
I would like to see more of the state covered. If people could fin dout about the road to Crater Lake, and opther area's like that would be a large help as well as in other towns.
Generally satisfied with current information
I think it's one of the best sites out there. Keep up the good work.
It is a great tool to use for travel around the state, especially in the winter. I drive between Klamath Falls and Portland maybe 6-8 times per year and I use tripcheck alot. Thank you for making it available.
I thank you for having it available. We travel, by automobile, to Oregon frequently and it is a definite aid for planning our trip.
it would be nice to have links to other states so road conditions can be checked when leaving Oregon. Preferrably Washington, Idaho, California and Nevada
I check it when family is traveling and when husband is traveling to and from work
I think you have done a great job with Trip Check. I have used other States and they do not come close to Oregons. GREAT JOB!
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I really like the Trip Check the way it is now. Too much more info can often clutter things up and cost the taxpayers more money we cannot afford.
It is a valuable service as is. Please don't mess it about to much.
It has been very helpful in letting our members know what to expect on the roads as far as winter weather/road conditions are concerned.
Improvements in website would be great, but only if people know about it and use it. Working with the ski resorts to have links on their page would be helpful, especially if it is geo-specific, and gives traction related info, and winter storm warnings,
Traffic congestion reports for cities are only useful if they are accurate to within a minute or two of actual conditions.
Can't believe I ever got along without it. The cameras are invaluable to me. I travel from Central Oregon to the valley an average of two weekends per month all year long and I use TripCheck before every trip. Even if I'm not traveling it's kind of nic
I live in Idaho. TripCheck is much better than Idaho's page for similar puposes.
Great web site. My son attends college in LaGrande and I really appreciate the ability to monitor the road conditions when he is traveling to and from school.(We live in Salem) My other sons live in Washington and I can always monitor the roads well bet
Some method designed to keep snow and rain off the camera lens. From trip check main page just one click to the road cams.
The reason I check TripCheck is that I drive to California about every month or two including the winter and I like to make sure when I leave the Portland area that I can get through the Siskiyou Pass and other areas without ice and snow. So any informat
I think it is a great resource for travel information. Would it be possible to have links to similar travel information in neighboring states, i.e. Washington, California, Nevada, etc.?
thank you for thinking about what we would like to see. The site is good now but could use a little more information on the pass conditions hourly.
Thw interactive map with camera icons, info icons, and weather station icons is great! I didn't find this feature on the Caltrans (California dept of transportation) website. I like the cameras which give me a visual of road conditions..specifically over
I am a snowbird in Arizona and like to check to see what the weather is like back home.
The trip check site is awesome! Any updates or improvements would only make this site better!
I CONSIDER THIS WEBSITE A TOLL TO MY TRADE. IT IS EXTREMELY HELPFUL FOR THE BUSINESS I AM IN. I ALSO USE THIS SITE FROM HOME WHEN CHECKING ON ROAD CONDITIONS WHEN GOING SNOW SKIING OR GOING TO THE COAST TO RIDE THE DUNES. THANK YOU
where you display incidents or road conditions/weather you should try to tie that to a map. For instance, I don't know where I-84/Meacham-cabbage EB is in relation to I-84/Ladd canyon WB, if you could display a map to the right of that table it would be
This is a wonderful resource for people traveling. Thanks.
It would be good to have more cameras in Eastern Oregon such as Burns, John Day, Ukiah, Ochoco Summit, Dixi Pass, Long Creek Mtn Summit, e.g.
I find that TripCheck is the handiest tool that I can use for instantly planning travel. I use it frequently to check conditions just before I depart on a trip. Don't make many changes. It is easy to use and very useful.
I love it now, it just would be nice to have things colored as in all rest stops in one color, all parks in one color etc.
It is great to be able to see the road conditions via the cameras. I would like to see temperature and wind on more of the cameras.
I think it's basically a great site. I love looking at the road cams and check them frequently in the winter. As I've mentioned earlier, since I have an interest in getting to the coast frequently in the winter, I sometimes have trouble finding good road
I enjoy being able to look at the different cameras around Oregon, especially when we plan on traveling over Santiam Pass or Government Camp.
Just moved to Oregon from NC and I love this site with the cameras!!
Trip Check needs to be updated at least every hour so I know the information reflects the correct situation. It is a great service and is getting better. The road cams really help. thanks
As I said earlier it is a very valuable work tool, thank you for keeping it as up to date and informative as it is.
Some of my answers are not based on fequent use, the is the first time. If I were traveling to Portland alot I would be more interested in many options.
Tripcheck is a valuable service in Northeast Oregon, especially in winter to check road conditions and actually see camera views. More cameras on secondary highways would be especially useful.
very user friendly resource for planning a trip. Thanks!
Thanks for trying to improve the system. It is a good help and will only get better. Sorry I don't have any specific suggestions other that trying to get better cam pictures, day and night.
need more cameras in rural areas, perhaps link with NWS for weather conditions in key areas(mountain passes).
more cameras in eastern oregon around baker city and updates more often
like the real time speed on the chicago IL road display.Also like the chp activity site in southern CA I mainly use tripcheck to get pass data. Something like weather station at hoodoo with it's 48 hour log of temp would be nice along hwy 26 The no
I like this site....a few improvements will be nice as long as they will be useful. Thank you
Over all a very useful and informative site.
My daughter attends college in Ashland and TripCheck has been very useful when checking road conditions in the winter when she plans a trip home to Tulelake.
a camera at congestion spots might help. where there is constrution, etc.
It would be convenient to have links to other state highway road conditions sites, especially Washington/WSDOT.
A needed service.Money well spent.Keep it up.
I think the website is great, very informative.
good site. The interactive maps are much better than on the IDOT site.
When/How often do you update the website? When/How often do you update 800.977.ODOT? No one likes "yesterday's news".
It is an awesome tool - keep up the good work!
I would like to see streaming video cameras like the news channels and emergency operations centers have.
Keep up the good work. TripCheck is very useful to me.
i have not used for a year. first visit for thw winter season
I think it is good information. I retired from Counry road dept. I was on grader 23 years and plowed snow in winther's on Silver lake road. So this would of help me back then. I'm a veteran of world war II.
I love the cams . . . more needed in Willamette Valley (Albany through Eugene areas) and on the central coast. I watch them regularly for road conditions for pleasure and work related travel, anytime throughout the year (not just winter months). Thank yo
Road camera lens need to be kept up better, sometimes picture is unclear, whether due to weather conditions or other conditions.
I found the Washington site easier to use and got the data I needed quicker and without searching. Model yours the same way by making is a simple a possible and still be complete.
Keep the cameras in working order. Keep the road conditions information current within 1 hour.
I really enjoy using trip check. I would like the feature to be sent to my cell phone. Also really need the road conditions updated much more regularly.
I think you are on the right track.... keep the info coming.
more VIDEOS (or at least cameras) accessible on tripcheck for highway 26 between downtown portland and hillsboro. ALSO make the video links accessible AND SELECTABLE on tripcheck. currently the only way i know to access the videos is from television sta
like the updated road reports giving current conditions. would like to see a few more cameras
I am a new user so it is hard to comment on what I have seen in the past. I do like what I see and it has been helpful in planning a route over the Cascades for the Thanksgiving weekend.
TripCheck is a very useful tool that I use whenever I am going to drive in Oregon.
improve cam sites, more of them and better information.
I liked the near real time affects of the Camera positions along Interstate 84 through "Blues" and La Grande.
It is well defined now as it is but does need some more cams maybe for the people that prefer or need a vissaul on what they are getting them selfs into when driving, also more about the mountains passes plus info on them and vissuals would be great for
Thank yo for the information you supply!
I've been very happy with this service. I won't tell you not to change anything, because I don't know what else you might have in mind. I'm just hoping you won't drop the things that have been useful.
Perhaps add some road cam locations, like Highway 62 at Union Creek or West Crater Lake Boundry.
It would be greatly beneficial to "road warriors", like myself, that drive for business purposes, to have more camera views on the coast range highways. Weather is always unpredicitible in the winter the further south you go, and the roads from I-5 acro
great tool for avoiding problems while on the road
It would be so nice if Eastern Oregon were considered as a viable part of the state instead of being so remote that it doesn't matter. Many people use Hwys. 20 and 26, yet there are no cameras, etc. There are many passes, plus many gradual elevation cha
It is a valuable service. Thank you for your excellent work.
I love the site. I think that it would have been nice to find out about it sooner. I recently went to Mail Tribune .com and found your link there under the weather section.
I find the information very usefull it realy helps me plan trips especaly during the hunting seasons. Keep up the good work and Thank You.
I wish all the highway cams had a temp & wind included.
I use this most in winter as I travel east & west on I84. Wind Temp and Camera on all would be nice.
Portland and Salem are not the only towns in the state, perhaps someday they will realize there is a n eastern Oregon
keep it simple and easy to use and easy to download. Keep bells and whistles to a minimum.
Very helpful now. Please keep up the good work (and don't mess it up!).
more cameras outside the cities please - in tourist spots
This is a great service - especially in winter. I travel mostly within the State and appreciate the ability to get updated weather info and road conditions in the mountain passes and on other highways.
Would like to see which rest areas are available and also which are NOT
state near future road contruction projects More cameras update frequency
I don't use anything other than the road conditions reports and the road cameras. Other services and features are better provided by other private parties. You should not be wasting taxpayer dollars on such services.
This is a good service and I enjoy the fact that you actually strive to continually improve these types of resources
I use tripcheck mostly to plan trips. However, my son in law drives semi, and travels alot in his truck, and when he has to go on longs hauls, we always check tripcheck for him.
Figure out a technology that cameras can still offer information during storms.
Suits me just fine right now. Change is not always better.
I THINK YOUR DOING A GOOD JOB,KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Some of this information should be able to be accessed from weigh stations. Also, with a Wi-Fi this info could be obtained even if the scales were closed. Rest area access by Wi-Fi would be nice, as would addtional truck parking.
it is a good service and easily accessable
Accuracy is key. I'd rather have less features and more frequent updates than lots of features that are updated less frequently. I lose faith in tools that tell me a particular route is congested or troublesome and then find out that at the exact time
Keep the cameras operational. Lake of the woods is frequently out of order.
TripCheck is a great service, even if you do nothing to change it. Thanks.
I THINK THIS IS WONDERFUL TO HAVE FOR REFERENCE IN TRAVELING OVER THE MOUNTAIN
I use it alot to see how the pass is doing over the siskiyou's, etc...
There is no substitute for accurate information on weather and road conditions when traveling by auto, especially in winter.
TripCheck is an excellent resource for travel information throughout and beyond Oregon.
would like to see cameras from Bend to Burns to Ontario. Temp. and wind speed on all cams in snow areas.
I'm not sure that the legend of Portland traffic would be very helpful in that when most people travel to Portland, it is for a specific reason, and traffic will have an effect, but won't alter the destination. I generally travel to Portland a few times
I am happy to see so much progress on the ODOT site. I have used the wsdot.wa.gov site in the past when I frequently had to travel to the Seattle area, and found their site very handy. Our traffic is not as bad - yet - but theirs was a good model, I thin
Thanks for asking! Keep up the good work.
Please add a direct link from the title page to "text formatted reports". You may want to call it "weather conditions by highway" so people will know to go there to get the road conditions for all highways ODOT reports on. It is NOT easy to find by goin
Form the little I have used it, it was pretty good.
It would be nice to have more cams in the Eugene area. Also it would be great to have more information on the I-5 section north and south of Oregon. Thanks
I have not used trip check enough to really comment but the features you have here are important to me especially during the winter when I travel to Bend and Medford and K Falls. Road conditions and weather reports help me plan my trips.
I like the site very much and use it mostly in the Fall and Winter months, especially when we are traveling out of our valley and over the mountain passes. I check the camera sites and road conditions on a regular basis. I think it is a great service.
Its a great tool. The info button by region of the state works ok. Could there be a highway 26 or I-5 catagory or I84 catagory. I use the site to check the road conditions in winter to Bend for example.
we need cams around klamath falls oregon,hwy 97
Keep it going, add more cameras, and always stay current on the hardware and software related to your service. 24/7 high-speed access to the site is of the utmost importance.
I would like to see a running tabulation of the answers to this survey somewhere on TripCheck.
The regional reports are hard to use because when you're traveling across the state you have to click multiple regions to find the info you want.
I really like TripCheck, I think it's a great service to Oregon. I'm sure that the idea's many of the planner's have are going to be even more helpfull once they are put into practice.
It would be pretty neat to have a reader board on some parts of I-5 to show the current temperature
I think that it appears to be a very good tool for the driving public
I really like the road cams. They always seem to be up to date and show a "real time" picture. Some road cams show weather conditions, i.e, temperature and winds, while some don't. It would be nice if they all had weather conditions posted on each cam
Trip check is an invaluable service. I wish we could get the road cams on tv in the Eugene area. More comprehensive info about the road conditions in the cascades during the winter would be wonderful.
I would like to see live feed cameras like they have in California for a more update view of traffic
On 25 November 2003 the closure information for the freeway between Pendleton & Baker City was not clear on Tripcheck. In general, closure information is not as specific as it should be. It should be clear if I can go through or not, and if not, why, a
It would be helpful if road condition information could be updated more frequently as conditions change - so people can know that a mountain pass that might have packed snow at 1000 was now bare but wet at noon,etc.
I LIKE THE CAMERAS TO CHECK SNOW CONDITIONS, IN WINTER MOSTLY. WE HAVE DELIVERY DRIVERS SO KNOWING ROAD CONDITIONS IS HELPFULL FOR BUSINESS.
Its been a very handy tool and always interesting to see what the weather is doing throughout the state
Oregon state highways need designated chain up and chain removal areas! The shoulder of the road is not safe.
The road cams have proven very helpful to show weather impacts especially in winter conditions.
Just update road conditions more often, this also pertains to the road conditions that are listed on ODOT's Channel 48 in Bend OR.
I enjoy the system and rely on it to assist me when planning travel, or while travelling-my office can relay to me what is the road condition causing the delay.
I think I said I wouldn't use a cell phone to access Trip Check - but after thinking about it I think I definitely would. We live in La Grande and are often snowed in. We like the road cams best.
Make sure cameras are getting enough light to provide good quality picture.
I could not get the Regional Report segment to function properly.
I LOVE THE ROAD CAMS, MY HUSBAND IS TRAVELLING TO SPOKANE TODAY AND I WAS ABLE TO CHECK WASHINGTON'S ROAD CONDITIONS AS WELL. THANKS ALOT
For some reason the public rely on Maintenance offices for trip planning. Continued and improved information on Trip Check is vital. MORE CAMERAS PLEASE!!!
Very helfull...please get a camera from Albany to Salem.
Great resource. I like the camera's. I would like to see more information and more clearly defined definitions related to road conditions [Conditions A, B, or C]. Also, if there are any special considerations for the time of day that a person might
I would really like to see more cameras between Bend & the Idaho border on Hwy. 20.
TripCheck is very useful and I'd like to see more cameras outside the Portland/Salem metro areas.
TripCheck.com is awesome! Makes winter travel thru Oregon much safer. Stick to what you do best: road conditions accessed easily and quickly. More roadcams and more detail as budget permits. Thanks for a highly useful site!
It has been very helpful when planning trips from Corvallis to Bend: i.e. deciding which route to take (in winter)
I consider it to be a good service, happy that it will be improved upon.
Thanks for the improvments that you have made over the past couple of years in the site. Keep up the good work!
More information on the rural highways of eastern Oregon.
It is already very good. The addition of commercial data will be useful.
This is a very useful tool when planning a drive in lousy weather. My daughter's route home from Portland has been altered to avoid Willamette Pass thanks to your coverage of road conditions. Hopefully she'll make it home without incident. Thanks!
This survey has several pages which ask the user to select "all that apply" but which are formatted with radio buttons rather than check boxes which forces the user to select only one.
I use TripCheck all the time because I travel across the state frequently. It is especially useful in the winter months knowing which route to take because of road conditions. It usually has the information that I need and I really appreciate this servic
More cameras on I-5 outside of Portland metro area would be nice. For example, near Salem/Albany
Thank you, since I found TripCheck I feel I can plan my business trips more effectively, I love the road cams!
It's great. Saves me time and makes my planning trips much easier.
I am a constant user of Tripcheck. I live out of state and travel using I-84. These cameras are great and it would be nice to see more of them from Portland to Ontario. I would like to have access to a system like Tripcheck in all states. Thank you
Those of us living in Eastern Oregon who drive anywhere at all during fall, winter and spring are very depedent road reports! Timely, accurate information is vital!!
I think it is great to view the road conditions...
I use tripcheck to check for snowfall accumulations for snowmobile trips. I'm never sure if the higher elevations(Meacham, Cabbage Hill, Tollgate, Ukiah, etc) "roadside snow" refers to the amount that is plowed or the natural amount of snow (undisturbed
About the 800# that can be called for road conditions: I tried it once from my cell phone while stuck in traffic, only to find it doesn't work for out of state cell phones. This should be changed, at least to give access to phones from neighboring state
Money well spent for the information we can receive. Access is pretty easy and it is pretty clear instructions on how to access info.
More Roadcams, Coast Range, and continuous streaming video if possible. Tripcheck has been very useful.
I guess an alternate route when there is a major accident or delay
Why make the rest area info non-interactive? Once a monitor is in place, why not make it a touch screen so that people can access information on demand? This is what I would recommend. The risk of vandalism isn't any greater with touch screen monitors
It would be nice to have a link between the road cams and the related road conditions. Also, I have never been able to get the personalized road cam system to work.
Actually one of the better sites out there in Western states. I applaud the effort. Keep it up.
i see that you are trying to add alot of new stuff to your web sight and thats great but you dont want to have to much stuff to were it is un organized, but you are doing a great job.
I have not had an opportunity to view the site. I really like the idea of your program. I will use the site to plan my trip through Oregon during the coming week.
to THINK! If you were 2000 miles away and not used to driving in snow and ice, what would YOU want to know about highway conditions. Also, your chain law is awfully hard to understand. I mean my all-wheel drive car seems to be exempt from the chain
This is really the first time accessing this service, but I think it could be quite helpful when planning a trip.
When explaining about chains they really said "nothing"
Update the camera's so they take pictures more often, also update the rad conditions so they are more accurate hen being 8 hours diference in them
it's a great site-very helpful. i love the cameras throughout the state. especially in the winter. it would be alittle more helpful to not have to click on 3 or 4 places to get where i want to go. ie: picture of the state on home page and one click get's
I really like the section-by-section condition reports on the Idaho site (http://164.165.237.41/RoadReport/idaroad.asp?Region=12) and that they are usually updated more frequently than Oregon's. The rural sections of this state would be better served by
All of your ideas are good. However, I do not want to see advertisements of any kind; I would rather pay for the service if necessary. Love the idea of sending reports to cell phones as text!
I have just been aware of TripCheck for a short time and have not had a chance to use it yet for traveling, however will use it in the future in 2004 when we go on some short trips. (We are both retired) Thanks for the interview.
I love the click-on maps of the state. They are very quick and easy.
I really appreciated the format of the site. It was easy to access all the information I needed to check the road conditions before we started out on our trip. I especially liked the camera shots of the roadways. Good Job !!!
I would like to see the temperatures under the Road Cams all of the time
The weight restrictions are not understandable. they are in ODOT speak. They refer to some table which of course isn't linked and the table is gobbly-gook anyway. All highway numbers in the incident reports, and all references to mile posts should
I'm fiding new things that I didn't know were available on the site. I just like checking out the road cams to see what is going on in different parts of the state,better than the weather report on tv.
Inncorporate the amber alert system with it.
u don't need wage info and sex and age and that crap for a survey! Stick to the primary subject, shorten the survey, too many give up after 4 questions or so.
great service, but, sometime lacks up to date info. May be due to lack of input from other state agetnies/
I really like the road cams, along with the weather conditions I think they give the best idea of how the roads are that is difficult to express in another way. I use the Siskyou and Lake of the Woods the most. Sometimes I check further up along I-5 wh
It would be very helpful if you interfaced with other contigious states.
some of these questions, particularly on possible new additions to TripCheck and would I use them...should have had "maybe" as a choice.
With me being in Kansas talking to the guys on the radio trucking through Oregon and they are asking me what the different passes look like as far as snow, road conditions, chain requirement or anything needed, its all right there in front of me on the s
Good job on the devwelopment of Tripcheck. Thanks for the survey.
The site is very useful already, so any improvements are icing on the cake!
I would like to see more video camers in central, southeastern oregon. I know that can be a problen.
As previously mentioned, data for more areas in central and eastern Oregon would be useful.
keep up the good work, more cams when you can afford them
As I mentioned before I don't remember how i accessed or found tripcheck.com but I really think it is the best way to find out about the road conditions before heading over the mts., I do live in Bend, so i have channel 48 but for those living in the wil
yoy have a good program, keep up with the good work. Try some improvements and then after a while see if the people that use them like them.
It is a good service, and I appreciate it.
they need more cams with all info.on all state hwys.
It is an extremely useful site especially the Road Cams. When I have to travel outwith my home area especially in snow seasons I use the site all the time. Much of my travel for work also means traveling outside the city limits into the surrounding rur
Keep up the good work. We would be lost with out it. I do check the other routes just to check the road conditions but us 20 is our favorite.
I enjoy seeing the Camera Views from home. I am In the US Air Force and have been away from Oregon for the last 18 years. It is nice to see parts of home from anywhere in the world.
love the cams, but find it very frustrating when the shot hasn't been updated, or is blank. use the cams to check the passes and Hwy 97, 140, for winter travel, very useful.
Keep up the good work. Your information is a life saver as well as a money and worry saver.
Great website, keep up the good work...and add more cameras! :o)
Please make other methods of verifying most recent road condition reports more obvious to find...such as phone numbers.
I love the cameras! It is especially helpful to see the TEMPERATURE and WIND SPEED along with the image.
One of the best web layouts for finding specific information to me I have seen.
Just the update on road closures due to serious accidents reported on the phone line in a timely manner.
I would like to see more road cams. They are very helpful in deciding which route to take. We also like to check snow amounts in the mountains so we can decide where we want to go to play in the snow. Thank you.
Thank you for a wonderful service that helps us travel safely. We are on the road a lot.
Most of my current use is for purposes of determining weather conditions throughout the state; mainly for my own curiosity. However, there may soon come a time when I would be using the service on a reguler basis for road/services information (while pla
Please have temperature and wind speed as well as the direction the camera is pointing on every roadcam picture. TripCheck is easier to us than www.wsdot.wa.gov/ which is for Washington state!
Pictures on my computer for pass areas. they are available, but I haven't found them yet.
like the camera views. would like to see cameras around the lane county area. maybe I-5 beltline interchange and the ferry st. bridge area. thank you
It is handy, but road condition updates for winter driving aren't that good. The phone in road report is not very good also.
Thanks for offering this, and I hope to be able to keep using this service in the future.
it has always been quite helpful & accurate I just would like to see north east or. updated more frequently
It's been helpful. Now I know I'm buying chains for my little car tomorrow morning.
Keep them in good working order, It seems when you need them the most there not working, because of bad weather.
I mainly use Tripcheck during inclement weather travelling. I appreciate your services. Thank you.
Not much else to say, you've covered just about everything that I can imagine.
I like your TripCheck and use it alot in the winter. I travel alot between Boise, ID. and the Tri-Cites in Washington.
I love the road cams, they give me an instantaneous report on road conditions in the winter.
I like looking at the various road cams around the state. It is a convenience if you are leaving here to go south on I-5 over the higher elevations.
Trip Check is fine now.Improvements would possibly help some types of travelers,but for my use,it is fine as it is now.
Additional traffic cameras need to be added to the portland area or existing cameras need to be moved to locations that have typical congestion issues. The site layout for tripcheck is slightly cumbersome. Some of the hyperlinks are not easy to discern
That seems like a good next step. As long as they continue to revise as technology does then I'm sure this revision will be fine until something else down the road is improved on.
mileage would help even between states. Going between state on the internet should be easier.
I have checked the internet site for almost every state, and I think TripCheck is the Best in the nation for both cameras and road reports. The only problem I have had is when there is a major problem on a road, I can get the report quicker on the phone
Overall I have found this service VERY, VERY helpful. IF you were to make no changes I would still use this site. It has been well thought out and is very user friendly.
Your site is one of the best I've seen. It's much better than California's or Washington's. Keep up the great work!
One of the best designed and informative sites I have ever seen. Keep up the excellent work!
Keep up the good work, a very handy tool.
Eliminate a mouse click in order to access Road Cams.
Add more cameras -- particularly in areas south of Portland
Would like to see the temperature at each of the camera locations. What is meant by Roadside snow as compared to just plain snow?
Works very well. Greater road coverage through denser camera distribution and road description info. Also, clearer navigation--have cameras, road conditions, and weather reports on homepage. Make links very obvious. This is the meat of the site, the
Thanks- keep up the good communication! Would love to see a camera in place either at intersection of Ore6/US26 or somewhere along the route of Oregon 6!
More up to date incident info. HWY 97 was closed this week due to accident. but info was not on incident report. Found out about closure from Gas station attendent in K Falls
We R.V. in Oregon and find your transportation department to be very helpful.You have a great state to travel in.
For the most part TripCheck is easy to use but you have to know where to find the information your looking for IE: you have to click on "incident" to see the map of the state, instead of just having a box to check for the map. Your last version where yo
good site, I have recommended it to several people.....
It's great! Just make the weather easier to access. Thanks for asking!
Some of the last sections of the survey could use answer selections that allow ansers such as 'some of the time' as some of the previous questions had. The temperature displayed with each camera along with the elevation is very helpful. Keep the use
Your site info is much better than california's DOT.
A web site is an efficient way to get road conditions/road restriction information. Much less clumsy to find wanted information than by telephone. However, when in the car phone is the only option so need to keep phone access.
The simpler to access and use the better the website is. Don't get carried away with computer things you CAN do, rather get the information out there in an easy to find, read, and understand method.
Make sometype of link to road conditions of neihboring state like Caltrans or Washington and Idaho.
its an excellent tool to have, helps out a lot, keep up the good work
It is an excellent tool that keeps getting better.
Keep up the good work! Please make cams, road conditions and weather forecasts for passes available in wap format for cell phones. Thank you.
I would appreciate a link to ODOT (or equivalent) for nearby states. We live near Idaho and would appreciate knowing how to get to their home page.
I believe this information done by a responsible organization like the state DOT is a very valuable asset to the traveling public and is a good use of funds to improve safe and efficient traffic.
This is a wonderful service that I just started using, and I will use for extended travel plans from here on. Thank you.
I really love the road cams. I appreciate the referal to TripCheck from the road condition phone number. Sometimes it does seem on the phone information that it is several hours old. Given how quickly things can change here in the mountains it would be h
Put in more cameras in more places. they are great. for example, I5 in albany.
I thank you for having created it and I will continue to use it - I mostly travel to Portland and Corvallis area in the warmer times of the year, but occasional have to travel to workshops and conventions when the weather is bad.
As a whole this site is very useful. I appreciate having this site availible for use. Keep up the good work!
The information on Trip Check is very helpful when we have friends and family on the road and we appreciate it very much.
I use tripcheck mostly for ski trips. More advanced road conditions, multiple temps along pass routes, and snow depths would be highly appreciated
I see no reason for the personal questions. They have no bearing on the tripcheck site. I found them to be offensive and didn't want to continue the survey.
I appreciate the cameras so much! I refer to them before written reports. It would be nice if the local temp. could be included with the views. Just a note again--THANK YOU!! ODOT, you make me proud to be an Oregonian!
This is a valuable service and I will look forward to planned improvements as were suggested in this survey.
I would like to see more info on the less traveled roads. the media covers the main roads fairly well.
Saw several incidences earlier this week in bad weather and did not know if appropriate to contact Oregon State Patrol, or how to make contact. Due to weather conditions, did not know what to expect while on the highway, especially through Ladd Canyon o
The cameras help give real-time info that I can relay to my husband who is a long-haul trucker. We use the weather reports to help time his drive over the passes. Also, I love the links to other state DOT websites as he travels through multiple stat
TripCheck is a very useful resource. This survey mentions other information like commercial services and informational things at rest stops. I think these things would be helpful. I think I'd like to see more frequent updates of road conditions/report
I appreciate having the service readily available on line. Thanks!
It is the best thing so far to be able to check some of the roads.
I think it's a great tool. I'm on the East coast today checking the weather conditions at home where my children are. Tripcheck is a great tool and any improvements you make will be helpful.
This survey was way too long. It was billed as a short survey, I definitely do not think it was. I do not mind surveys when people are honest about their length
keep the good work up one thing lower the weight limints back to 80,000 max.
Great system; very valuable; would like to see a few more strategicly placed webcams on major highways and also cell phone downloadable info from Internet including both webcam images and more detailed information about road conditions. I now use a cell
I mainly use the cameras on the passes to see the snow conditons for weekend ski trips. it is nice to see the temp., and wind, elev. on some of those cameras seeing how warm or cold or windy has sometimes changed my plans more than the snow or ice on th
I am really impressed with the Oregon road cams. They were so helpful to decide when to go over Cabbage Hill in winter.
Road condition updates should be made and posted regularly, include time of update. Never know for sure if conditions have changed.
it would be nice to interact with other adjoining state maps.
I'm sure the plans of Trip Check are to some how improve the site for usage by other Oregonians.That would be a good thing.I am totally satisfyed with the availability of the information at the presant site.I hope this was useful to you.
A feature that allows you to see and/or read road conditions for your entire trip would be wonderful, as well as a feature that would suggest an alternate route if needed due to severe weather or construction delays.
Excellent service. I especially appreciate the ability to "see for myself" using road cameras.
I dont like this survey. I came on to find out the longview bridge closure, and now Im wasting my time, hoping I can find the answer at the end of this darn interview!
I believe that the home page should be able to direct you to the topic of interest from that one location without having to use more than the one link. Multiple links are aggravating to use.
We find it very informative, especially before going on trips. And for current updates.
It appears you have increased the frequency of camera shots on 140 which is appreciated. However the West slope of 140 can be worse than the summit. Can a camera be added there and on Doak MT? I appreciate the addition of Doak 140 to the road conditio
I think your service is great and I really appreciate the effort ODOT puts into keeping divers safe and informed!!
I live out of state while my daughter lives in Oregon, near Mt. Hood. I like that I can check visually what the weather is like and what the roads look like.
GET RID OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON INSIGNIA! ALMOST QUIT THE SURVEY WHEN I SAW THAT. GO BEAVERS!!!!!!
Keep up the good work. Would love to see more cameras and more info on site about accidents and construction.
Not to ask too personal of questions, such as the area the person you are asking, lives in, personal income, etc.
please improve adding more cam sites.. live video would be awesome!!! more cams that refresh would also be good more frequent locations not just all clumped together
thanks, It is great to be able to get the cameras on the passes that you currently have.
Questions pretty much covered everything.
Why is it important for you to know my age, annual income and other personal information. The survey is a great idea, but this has no bearing on upgrading your system!
Really appreciate ODOT as we live part time near Baker City and often travel back and forth to Hillsboro and frequently check the road conditions, particularly in the spring and fall. Road conditions determines when we start our trips back and forth. T
It seems to be a pretty good system already. We use it for trips between Washington and Oregon. Some connection between states would be helpful such as the ability to plan a trip between points in WA and OR.
The cam pictures are sometimes rather blurred--understandable given the conditions, but any improvement would be good.
Since being told about TripCheck.com, it's been soemthing I've used to check on road conditions for myself and for friends and family coming to Oregon to visit.
I'm generally very pleased with the information I have been able to obtain at your web-site.
Thank you for the opportunity for input.Basically Trip Check is user friendly.Some glitches,but OK.Dean
Oregon Road Report phone line # 503-588-2941 is frequently busy/unavailable.
est. time of travel for specific weather conditions
Trip Check is a good service. It is more efficient that the old days when we had to call a phone number, often busy. The road Cams are also a solid use of technology. ODOT generally does a good job in meeting public transportation needs.
I really like the suggestions YOU came up with regarding information type and delivery. Knowing commercial services is really handy when traveling, but PLEASE also include as much information as you can about hours of availability (i.e. if I'm traveling
i look at teh weather cam on mt hood at government camp about 5 times a day. i keep track of the temp. & snow conditions for the mountain. we race and train sled dogs on the mt. and this helps us on planning where to go to do the best training. higher
we need more road cams and weater condions to make every trip safe around home and way from home. thank you for what you have done so far.
Don't overspend -- Oregon has had enough of that already. If you want more money for ODOT, cut out the Oregon Health Plan.
I usually travel the same route. Why not use a cookie to automatically send me to my route every time I log in?
It's very good. Please consider adding the Portland area congestion map - I use the one in Los Angeles when I am there - It saves a lot of hassle
It is a great site and very informative. My son in law is a trucker and he is always calling for information on travel conditions.
Thanks for TripCheck. I've relied upon it for three years to determine the best times and roads to take for everything from returning home on school vacations to getting to work safely. It has always been a big help.
PASS CAMERAS NEED SOME SORT OF LIGHTING, SO WE CAN SEE IF IT IS SNOWING, RAINING, OR OTHER.
Show Idaho what a great informational service you are able to provide. We have nothing useful here about road conditions.
I still haven't even had the opportunity to use TripCheck! I hope this is the end of the survey so I can check it out! I would use it if I were planning a driving trip thru Oregon - it does seem like an informative tool. I'm ready for a trip, just no t
Perhaps locals could help keep conditions updated; or there might be some unmanned weather stations. Keep up the good work!!!
TripCheck is much easier to use than the telephone. It also gives you a level of comfort by being able to read about the road conditions and then see views via the road cams.
I love TripCheck I wish Caltrans had the same information about their mountain passes!!!!
Trip Check available at some rest areas. When we vistied Colorado in May, we were able to plan our route based on what the highway cameras showed on the screen at the rest areas. It was also a live camera, not a time delayed picture.
seeing the actual road conditions is a big help in planning your route
It's a good page. Keep up the good work, and I hope to see the new features up soon.
thank you for the odot service. love the cameras
Have more camera locations in snow zones
While I no longer live in Oregon I do frequently visit and I have found the ODOT info very helpful. Its also always nice to be able to see what I'm missing.
works pretty good now . it is a useful feature
Have a REAL web site development company do a usuability study on your site.
It is a good system for trip planning. I prefer vacationing and traveling in Oregon (I live in California) because I have seen most of California and much of Oregon is less crowded.
I think you are doing a great job. I thank you. It helped us last week when the road closes over the Blues and we knew what to expect, i.e. not seeidng my husband for another day.
I've found it very helpful and interesting.Good job
Don't change it. It is perfect the way it is. I use it mostly to check road conditions for trips back home to the Salem area and to the southern Oregon coast.
I think that there should be "warnings" posted by Cabbage Patch hill-when we first moved out here, we had no idea of the drastic weather changes that could, and do occur on that pass. We got stuck on it with a small baby. Others could too. So perhaps som
Good service. I only wish that other states would follow your lead.
Trip check has beed a great help for our travel needs at this time.
The Grande Ronde Valley is often closed off in the winter months by either Ladd Canyon or Cabbage Hill. Since we are not in a major area where TV and/or radio cover well, often people head out before learning of these closures. It would be more helpful
Haven't seen an "address to address" feature. MapQuest is VERY inaccurate, so it would be nice to have a quality map/travel route source.
This site has helped me in more then one way, and its always nice to know what the weather is like, even if it does not directly affect me but others that I know are traveling.
I appreciate the road crews that plow and sand I-84 in the winter. TripCheck was helpful last summer when I-84 was closed at Cascade Locks for the fire, but my husband called from work to tell me that the freeway was open well before it was posted on the
This is a 15 to 20 minute survey, not 7.
MILEAGE CALCULATOR NEEDS MORE (SMALLER,RURAL)OPTIONS. THAT IS WHERE I'M FROM!
I REALLY DISLIKE SURVEYS. HOW ABOUT MAKING A 24 INCH WIDE PAVED STRIP TO THE RIGHT OF THE FOG LINE THROUGHOUT THE STATE AND SCRAPPING ALL THE BIKE LANE NONSENSE.
I think it works fine and is easily accessed via the internet
i have noticed repeatedly that current conditions are not updated, example , i drive to idaho twice a week from the salem area. the report will show i-84 cabbage hill meacham or ladd canyon with packed snow and ice when it has been cleaned up for hours
snow levels long term forecast for passes@summits
The voice that is always on there about "Cherryville" on HWY 26 is always muttled-cannot understand her
I find tripcheck very helpful during winter conditions. I appreciate it. Thanks!
I really enjoy looking at the Road Cams, whether or not I am planning a trip. It would be great to see even more added to TripCheck.
I would like to see a camera on Hwy 26 at the Sunset Sumit
the posted elevation for the camera at "lake of the woods" Hwy 140 is not accurate.
I think it is a great service and use it often.
Retain text reports as an option on the Web-server. For those with slow connections it is much quicker to get the desired information.
When you make changes,have the computer do it automatically, or give a detailed explan- ation with clear directions to make changes. Somehow during your last chages, i was unable to receive pictures. It's Ok now.
I don't like my tax money being spent so that TV stations get free information. I realize that it's passed on to citizens. It seems like they've got access to resources and/or sponsorship that the State does not have. It should be extended to the ben
I really like the road cams, our family travels a lot and it is great to see the road conditions all day long. I really think you are doing a great service. Thank you.
good site but keep in mind that people who need it are on their way somewhere so time is an important consideration, keep it simple,short and sweet. thanx
It's a great service. I'd like to see more cameras on recreation areas. This way I can plan my vacations and playtime better! Thank you...Kim kndskelton@charter.net
Road condition reports are needed and should be updated regularly. However, more cameras would make this system better - especially between Salem and Eugene.
nothing about tripcheck. it would be handy to see how much more of the survey i have to complete during each question. ex: question 5 of 50. or "estimated time remaining: 15 minutes"
Have email alerts to traffic problems for to areas that you would specify to your email account
continue the work your doing and keep improving it as time allows.
Is most helpful to me to see what the weather is like at the coast and over the cascade mountains.
I rely on this site a lot. I also work for a rental management company in the Sunriver Resort and we use this site to let our guests know the road conditions for their trip back home (noramlly portland area or eugene area). I have a lot of family in Por
Make this survey shorter, It was a waste of my time after several mintues and I dont like putting in any personal info so I lied.
I use it more than any other road information source. ODOT does a good job for the most part on this system. Thank You
I rely on tripcheck for general road conditions. The road cams are my main source of information. I appreciate their existence.
Need to add Oregon Map as well as links to other state maps.
i think tripcheck is a great site. it alllows me to look at the cameras and see the pass road cnditions.
Just thanks for the chance to be able to see whats going on with your highways and the weather.
A lot of favorable comments about how California could improve their camera site by aligning it towards Oregon's
It's helpful when the current temperature is listed on the cam screen.
A large number of the traveling public call in to our office to find out what the road conditions are or what construction they will encounter and their estimated delay times at the sites. Keeping the information as up-to-date for the day is extremely i
I find the forecasts are the most trustworthy you can find. Keep those camaras working! More still needed.
I would like to see more forecast conditions about the passes, santiam and govt camp, including visibility, because I find fog to be just as treacherous as snow, rain, etc. Are there any resources to help motorists in these conditions? Also, if there is
Great website! Keep up the excellent work.
I use it most when traveling to eastern Oregon Also the roadcam at Newport Yaquina bay jetty. I use for crabbing and fishing to see what the jaws look like. Any way to put Coast Guard bar information as in boat size allowed, swell and wave conditions. Or
Very valuable. Timely closure information. Use the cameras all the time to see what's going on where.
i would like a one on one interview with a osu cheerleader co-ed for precise answers to yuor questions. thank you
I appreciate the readerboards over the freeway with route information.
Would like the road reports updated hourly, so you have to rely on a camera that may not be working to check on road conditions.
like to use trip check to check weather on routes i ride motorcycle on
In eastern Oregon much of the travel is not on major highways an may be in remote parts of the state. In winter weather and road conditon information is very important to a safe trip.
Make it easy to find out about road conditions, weather restrictions or closures, and keep the information up to date and available via the internet such as now.
Use Instant Messaging to send traffic alerts on user specified routes.
I rely on tripcheck in the winter quite heavily. I would love to see the two suggestions I made added to your program. Thank you for listening.
the cameras are great for quick accurate information across the state, I would be intersted in the conditions of snow parks as to the ammount of snow present and dates it was maintained last
I actually believe tripcheck is great. I use it daily to check for roadside snow reports on the mountain. I love the state police report it is extremely informational.
I use it quite often to assist the drivers while they are traveling in and through Oregon. Especially the mountain passes.
I think it is a very necessary tool for people who drive in our state.
Not all the cams have the same visual quality and some are/were not working. Basically I liker the service.
I love the cameras and often consult them prior to making a trip, but would like to see more available.
i WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE CAMERAS ON HIGHWAY 97
How do you find info from other sataes. I am planning a cross country trip?
Current road conditions are very important to me. The more cameras there are along the routes I travel would allow me to chose the safest winter route to my destination. The Portland cameras my serve the most people, but do not address the biggest risk
Easier methods to check on highway plans and future routes
I like the website the way it is, uncluttered. Don't fill it with junk like mapquest. Streaming video would be good.
I don't currently use trip check for my commute from Hillsboro to Milwaukie. This survey has made me think I should. I need to compair my alt. routes. I need to know specificly how normal congestion is moving when I am ready to start. I need to compa
Design it so I can create a page with custom data that I want, and just go to that page rather than through the branching paths. Ability to sign up for specific alerts and messages sent to me via e-mail. Something that will create an icon on my screen l
Don't include income questions in your survey
i like the sys as is, easy to navigate and find info
When I listen to ODOT crews on the scanner the conditions they report are often quite different from those shown on TripCheck. I know that things can change rapidly in winter, but sometimes TripCheck is several hours behind the actual conditions.
Great service...wish it were available in neighboring states.
I like being able to access road/weather conditions for a localized area as done now. It allows for accuracy for short (less than 100 mile) trips but the information is also available for longer trips when needed.
Some cameras don't show areas most critical to traveling public.
The current website is ugly. Use different color schemes and more creative design. Just because it is a state government webpage, it does not have to look drab and boring. Also when viewing the road cams, they should be larger in display.
system works well. just needs more cameras in the mountains for when i go skiing.
It's good for other things besides road conditions. We used it this year to keep tabs on the forest fire/smoke situation in the Sisters area.
I really like the cameras with the weather temp on them. The last daylight view is pretty handy when you get home to late to view a daylight view.
I especially like the "last daylight image" on the camera "details" window. Washington doesn't have that and it's a real pain to plan a trip without it.
Thanks for having Trip check here when I need it.
I use the cameras at the top of the pass at AShland. They need light at night in the winter.
excellent web site.very helpful the way it is.
Links to neighboring states "TripCheck" type systems would be very helpful.
I like to see what the weather is doing in other parts of the state. I check because I am curious, to see what may be coming my way, what is happening where my children are. It is also helpful to be able to judge weather road conditions for my trip to wo
This is in my opinion one of the good uses of the state's funds, but I think you should be careful not to go overboard with it.
You've done a good job. I do wish there was some way to get night camera images.
I am grateful for all the information provided by ODOT. Thank you
The interactive traffic flow maps similar to what WSDOT uses in the seattle area would be great. More cameras over mountain passes would be helpful to determine the extent of winter conditions over the passes. Add more cameras along the south 205 corri
I mostly enjoy looking around the state at the weather on the camaras for instant knowledge of what is happening out there.
More road cams in Southern Oregon to tell snow and road conditions to the public who use this area for outdoor sports. We are snowmobilers and spend 4+ days a week in the mountain areas and would like to have a better picture of the areas that have snow
The ODOT television displays (not tripcheck) seem very amateurish and plagued by technical difficulties which are either not fixed promptly or not at all.
I love data. The data available at each camera view is most usefull to me. If I can "see" a route's traffic, weather, temperature - and compare these conditions along a route at different elevations, I can best prepare for my travel.
As you can tell, I don't presently live in Oregon. However, I think it is a great State and may return to the area. TripCheck is a very useful tool for commuters, whether business or personal.
I like the cameras as they give the most up-to-date information in the daytime.
I like trip check. To me the quality and timliness of the data is the most important feature - I can figure out how to navigate a site fairly easily. Keep up the good work.
thank you for providing this web site. It has been helpful in making decisions about travel.
During major storm activities, it is almost always difficult to access the site without trying several times. Added site capacity to handle such events would be helpful.
along with more camera veiws, topography maps would be nice to have access to.
We find it very helpful most of the time
Just keep the good stuff available. Makes for safer and better trips.
First, this questionnaire should be better designed to let the customer know how long it will take or where the person is in the survey process. The Sections listed at the top of the screen aren't helpful -- This page is in Section 5 and it must be the 2
trip check is great. the road cams are a fast way to get an idea of road conditions at a site. two weeks ago a person i was working with (lives in colorado) flew into salem for work and wanted to come out east of prineville to view stream restoration o
I like being able to create a listing of the route I am normally interested in, and being able to bring that up without having to create it each time.
I think trip chek is great and hope that you will not be adding too many features which would dilute the real purpose of it. Perhaps scenic byways & commercial information should only be displayed during summer & fall.
make it easier to navigate, i just want a weather report.
I USE THE CAMERAS ON A REGULAR BASIS JUST TO CHECK THE WEATHER ON MOUNTAIN RANGES AS WELL AS WHEN I PLAN TO TRAVEL.
I will look forward to seeing the improvements but would like to say thank you for what is there now. Something is better than nothing.
I cannot think of anything--but keep up the good web site
Please don't ever take TripCheck away. I rely on it fro commuting info.
I've relied on Tripcheck since it first became available. I first learned of it when I was installing dial-up Internet connections in Eastern Oregon on a volunteer basis; one of their technicians in Portland emailed me the URL to the ODOT website, and I
I find it very useful as I work at a hotel and can offer info to guests that I found on the site.
A vital tool for those of us who travel throughout the state. Keep up the good work.
that it makes trip planning tollerable with their websight and their information....
I love the road cameras. Would like to see more coverage though!
I FOUND IT VERY HELPFUL FOR THE FIRST TIME USING IT.
I regularly use the Road Cams, but some of the cams seem to not work all the time. Before I go over any of the passes in the winter, I always look at the cams before leaving. Information about road conditions, like wind, and temperature, are important to
camera's are sometimes unavailable, and links to other states could be added,
I normally use the road cams over Mt. Hood however I believe that having more cameras between Gov. Camp and Bend would be very helpful and also update the road conditions more regularly.
I live in Aumsville ,work in Salem, own a house in Lincoln city and check the Road Cams for weather imfo on the Oregon Coast.
trip check is a great site for many reasons.
Downloading to my PDA similar to MapQuest would be appreciated most.
It's been very useful. I've used it to help others plan their travel as well. Thanks.
Build all the links into the home page and if a user wants training wheels, then allow them to click an option to go step by step.
I just found it yesterday, but I already added it to my favorites list as I'm in sales and occasionally travel through Oregon on business and with my husband who coaches a college basketball team.
This is the single most helpful website on the internet. I tell everyone I know that travels about the site and toll free number. Thank you for providing such a valuable service.
To me, the web-cams are the center of tripcheck.com. I would like to see more and even more in rural areas.
It's a great service, easy to use, and well maintained. Thanks!
I think you need to market and advertize TripCheck more. I teach a basic Introduction to the Internet for senior citizen and introduce them to Tripcheck as well as the Oregon.gov web site. I let them know that these sites are available at no additional c
the system is good both by internet and by phone my only complaint is getting current information I have been traveling from portland to sisters oregon and back since 1991 and i have never recieved current information onless I happend to check at the ti
I live in Yreka, California and TripCheck is very important for me as i use it to know if i can get over the hill! I am disabled and my wife does the driving!
GREAT SOURCE FOR THE INFORMATION A TRUCKING COMPANY NEEDS
I just think you need more cams and updates way more often!
It is a critical service. I appreciate the work you put into it.
Old system is great and I am excited to see the new improvments
best thing since pockets ona shirt was invented
while this survey asks pertinent questions it is too time consuiming to complete/
road reports updated more often during incidents, or extreme weather conditions, and reported with the times
Site is generally better and more used frindly then other states, could wish California site was as good.
Good site... Improve the user interface and make it a little more user friendly.
As you can see from my zip code I am not from Oregon. My son lives there and I visit several times a year. He travel daily for his job so I look at the weather/road conditions so I know what type of day he is having. I also enjoy just seeing what the
It is a great program. I would like to see more cameras thruout the state. And, some of the written graphics on the cameras block some of the viewing.
The congestion map did not appear and showed as a broken link
take that silly University of Oregon logo off the survey!
make sure the 511 line is updated reguarly it doesn't help when calling at 5pm and you get conditions recorded at noon the phone line needs to reflect the most current conditions
TripCheck is great service, well-organized and useful. Your neighbor to the South could learn much from your efforts to make road travel safer in Oregon.
Thanks for the chance to provide input. It's a great site. Keep up the good work.
I mainly use TripCheck for Santiam and Willamette Pass Road conditions. Thanks, and keep up the good work.
keep up the good work and keep thinking.
Nothing at the present time, except keep up the good work.
I wish that it included things for School Buses, as this is what I drive. Thank you. I look forward to the changes you maybe doing.
I have only been using it for a few months, and enjoy it very much, use it for going to central Oregon mostly, and for ski trips.
Great site, keep up the great work. One request: we often have severe traffic problems in Eugene on Beltline between Coburg Rd. and River Rd. - a camera (or 2) at the Delta Hwy. interchange would be very helpful! (especially since the alternative route
I have actually enjoyed using the system, it has helped me decide whether I feel comfortable to make certain trips.
it is not bad at all the way it is,Only a moreregular updat in the winter especialy would be nice
For adverse conditions, such as snow and ice, I'd like some more details such as current safe recommended speed, have the roads been plowed and cindered, etc. Also, sometimes the conditions are not updated for hours. I'm not sure if that means that con
See more cameras placed on rural highways/roads such as 31 or 20 east
don't complicate it to the point it takes forever to get basic road conditions
I appreciate your willingness to involve the users of the service.
You guys should get more intensive on the weather aspect of things... add in possibly some radar and satellite views.
i really enjoy trip check. with my job i see alot of travelers. from the trucker to people going from town to town to the long trip people. they are always asking how the roads are. especially in the winter. it is nice checking on here before i go t
thank you for the great service we use it a lot
i travel fron so cal to seattle occassionally and use the cams and weather info
haven't had a chence to use tripcheck yet, don't even know what it's about - survey just hit me
The cam shots are so helpful, up to date. Even more cam shots would be great
Move the camera on Hwy 140, put it on the summit, and make it focuased so we can see better. Also, and infra red light so we can see in the dark, and add the temp. Add temperature first then the infra red.
It is the best road condition report in the Western United States. Keep up the good work !!
Love to access it while spending winter in AZ, gloat over how much nicer weather is here. Am retired ODOT employee.
Please keep up this invaluable service, I like what you have done, and like the site the way it is now.
better searcg engine, sep road conditions from informational messages
MORE CAMER LOCACTIONS AND WEATHER LOCACTIONS
TRUELY APPRECIATE IT! ANY POSSIBILITY OF LIGHTING CAM AREAS. TODAY I MAY CHANGE VEHICLES TO GO OVER SISKIYOU SUMMIT BECAUSE I AM LEAVING BEFORE SUNUP AND WEATHER CHANNLE SAYS SNOW IS POSSIBLE IN YREKA (HOME)....THANKS AGAIN FOR TRIPCHECK..JERRY POWELL
I use trip check mostly in winter but it is useful other times
I'd like to see more road cams, particularly at the small peaks on I-5, my normal route of travel. And I'd like to see more info in the cam window. For construction areas, real-time info is absolutely necessary. I check the roads before heading out and n
Trip check is a great service, do not try to do too many things with it...simple is better, less is more!..
Need a number we can call to check on road conditions, like Utah as our cell phone won't work even when in Oregon and like to check as we go. Hank
Visit the site daily to see weather going on all around Oregon. Love it.
I think it a great service, like Isaid more camaras would help alot
I don't think Tripcheck needs any change. It costs enough as it is!
Keep it simple. Your questions seem to lean to more commercial plugs and tourist info. This is not the proper place for that information. Keep this for road info only.
I have found it a valuable resource when planning on trips. I utilize both the camera and road condtions as well as the weather reports. There has been several times when I've altered plans due to the road conditions as was grateful that the information
Thank you for providing the best state road information site that I have ever used.
It is a good service. I find it to be quite helpful in the winter time when I am doing trips across the passes or going south from Bend.
I always check trip-check before going anywhere out of town. The service in invaluable, I appreciate the ability to check basically anywhere in the state to find out weather conditions especially and also road conditions.
My husband and I are owner/operators,and the information you provide really helps us in our routes around the state.
I really do not use it much, at times during the winter to find out about weather and road conditions from Portand to central Oregon. I access weather links during the spring, summer and fall to find out about conditions in the mountains for hiking and
I, we use TripCheck often. When ever we plan a trip anywhere we always check it out first. We like to see what the area looks like so we use the cams, we like to know what the temp. is at our destination. It is a great source of accurate information fo
Try to remember that those of us out in the boonies (Eastern Oregon) rely on Tripcheck too.
The cumputer generated voices on the teephone road reporting system are hard to understand.
TripCheck has been very helpful in the past. Again, clarification on when chains versus 4-wheel and AWD vehicles would be nice. Is AWD vehicles considered equal to 4-wheel drive vehicles? What happens with AWD vehicles and 4-wheel drives that the owne
Trip check works very well for the travelling I do. More cameras on snow routes would be nice. Like cameras on both sides of the Santiam passes, etc. Otherwise, it has been a very useful resource for me.
Good Job! I think you have a good website of information for us! The other suggestions you have for improving the website are good too!
I grew up in Oregon and return to see family. I currently reside in South Carolina. When I come back for visits, road conditions and information are very useful to me.
It's great now so, don't improve if you can not keep the quality.
It is a very dependable website. Your doing a great job...
I appreciate what we have. My only real desire is to have more frequent updates on road conditions.
I have already completed the survey earlier. I did add a comment or suggestion to this survey though. That is why I am resubmitting this message. Thank you.
I WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE ROAD REPORTS UPDATED SOONER THAN THE REGULAR 5-8 HOURS THAT IT SITS AT NOW
You need a sexy naked beaver as a mascot.
You have a fine service. Please quit trying to screw it up by making it all-inclusive. I have worked for the bureaucracy and I know how these things go.
I think that the system is pretty good as it is now. I do think that if comercial services were to do some advertising on it to defray or cover the cost of it that would be nice. I would like to know how much it costs to operate and what the estimated
I like the way this website works. A camera on highway 97 near Shaniko would also be good.
keep up the good job, and thank you for a already good job well done!
Attempt to update road weather reports every 2 hours especially for mountain pass areas during the winter including Meacham, and Ladd Canyon on I84
I like it like it is if you add forcasts for weather.
More detailed map of roads, typical detour routes, would be helpful.
I usually use TripCheck during winter when road conditions may be bad. Otherwise, during good weather, assume roads are OK.
More camera's in the Southwestern and Southeastern parts of the state would be nice, also more on the coast.
The cost of the service and how it is paided and how much it costs.
I am very pleased with TripCheck, it has helped me with many many trips.
Keep up the great work. I use the road cams and NOAA weather every day.
The camera's are helpful in seeing what to expect when traveling to the valley. I also like the driving instructions to get to where I need to be.
I haven't seen the site yet and this survey is invasive and long. It is not quick to do.
Keep up the good work! Add more cameras! Don't forget about us folks in the rural areas. We have to travel long distances to get to the cities!
Update road conditions at least hourly, especially incident reports. Don't be so vague on times when roads possibly reopening either. (IE. 2-24 hrs.) When I am traveling with my infant, 2-24 hrs is a BIG deal. The difference being sitting it out, or get
I like the easy-to-use format. It's easy to find desired information on the site. THANKS!
Get the accidents posted, with alternatives - before the trafic is dead stop.
I really appreciate having the cameras to check the passes before I travel over the mountains! They are lifesavers! Thank you:)
I love it. It has been invaluable for my many trips over passes - especially in winter! Thank you!!
Overall I think you do a great job with TripCheck. It would be nice to edit my custom cams page that I save. I do use TripCheck a lot during the winter especially as I commute every week over Hwy 26 from Portland to Bend. I rely on the information hea
specific info with the cam veiws, such as expected snowfall in the next 24 hours for the pass and mountain cams, Your site has always been helpful to keep our scouts safe, we apreciate what you do!
In it's current format TripCheck has saved me a great deal of heartburn and I look forward to your new improvements. Hope this has helped.
The ODOT is doing a very good job. I live in California and use the information that is given to me when I drive to Washington State and to Oregon.
have the survey pop up AFTER I use it...
Living in Southeastern Oregon there are many miles to drive to get to any major town. It it nice to be able to chart the best route, especially in the winter months.
TripCheck is great for checking pass conditions and weather before traveling. A few more cameras would be helpful and cameras that can show conditions at night.
keep it clear, simple, no commercial intrest
I realy like the Road Cams of Cabbage Hill and Ladd Canyon. I first check Road Conditions and Weather, but make my final decision on whether to travel by what I see on the Road Cam for visibility and traffic.
It is generally a good website. I use the camera area the most as I have found that the road condition area is sometimes outdated.
Great web site. Wonderful service. When my children travel, I can be aware of the road conditions and let them know of upcomming road conditions as they drive. Cell phones rule!
I especially appreciate the cameras on the mountain passes. They're very helpful in our travels over the Cascades.
I answered most of the questions on the survey, even though some did not apply to me as a first tiem user.
I like it the way it is now....Live camera views is all i would add.
Keep doing the good job your doing now, I have not found other states traveled to have anything as good as yours.
Allow us to provide survey/feedback information at least once a year to update your site improvements.
Again, just a quicker update of road information. Road closesures dut to weather, accidents, etc are usually hours behind the real time info.
It is valuable in Eastern Oregon where we live esp. in the winter time because of snow and ice. Very important to have current,updated cams with the temperture at the time of the picture.It is wonderful when the cams update themselves every 15 minutes. Y
You are doing a wonderful job. The site is always fast, the information good. A WAP portal would be a great idea.
Keep up the "GOOD" work, you are saving live's !
OOOOO SSSSS UUUUU, Oregon State. Go OSU.
I think it is great! I like it better than other state road info websites. It is very helpful.
It is great to have a resource like TripCheck.
Tripcheck information has always proven to be UNRELIABLE, not current and no forecast. The road cams are useful because live pictures don't lie. Fastest route info is often thwarted by police activity not reported. Can't count how many times I've
Keep up the good work - one of the better dot sites in the country
the information you offer is very helpful and I will continue useing tripcheck
It is great for planning trips during the winter. We have been known to change our plans because of this site. More frequently updated road reports would be nice however.
I appreciate a few open text boxes like this one, because often the choices given, or space given, is not adequate to describe an exact or complete, or correct answer. But fortunately some of your questions permit you to figure out something that I ans
Overall, I find TripCheck to be very usefull, primarily from Fall to Spring for short trips to the coast, mountains and North and South on I5.
I think it is great. It has helped me a lot. I am a college student and when I want to go home, I want to be safe so I make it there and back. Tripcheck has helped me pla my trips better and make more informed decisions.
it's very helpful to anticipate what's going on in a real time fashon.
We use Trip Check to plan driving trips for business and recreation throughout Oregon; it's mainly a planning tool. Information delivered to us day-of or while we're on a trip (via cell phone or PDA) wouldn't be important unless there was a serious enou
Thank you for providing this service. It's very helpful to me.
Thank you for a very usefull information tool. The cameras are a great feature.
I love this service and find it a very worthwhile tool in helping me check my fiance's Northwest work travel plans or just family outings.
get more up to date info on road conditions.
I think this site is great and I tell customers and friends about it as often as I can. You guys (gals) do a great job. Thanks
I really like the road cams. Your service is very good.
The reason I would not use some of the upgrades, ie. hotel, motel, gas station is because I grew up here in central Oregon. I am familiar with the roads and the towns.
Its great, but the cameras go down too often!
Even though my husband and I take few trips I'm very curious about what's happening with the weather in Southern Oregon. TripCheck.com is my THIRD favorite website to click on. I'm from Colorado so I also check their road conditions site also. Oregon'
pass trip check on to other states so they can follow along, BRAVO TRIP CHECK
a link to weather or road conditions from the camera view page would be nice.
It's a great tool for planning trips, checking road conditions and even day trips to the beach, skiing and hiking. Keep up the good work. We like the quick response to our e-mail questions.
I have found it very helpful when planning a trip keep up the good work
Great Idea! I tell people about it all the time. I hope more cameras can be installed. It would also be helpful if there was some way to call up alternate routes if there are major delays in a main arterial.
Add some cameras on I-205 between Johnston creek and I-5.
It has been helpful and easy to use for me. I don't spend a lot of time on the computer and TripCheck is quick and easy to access.
It is a good resource for road conditions. I would like to see more cams. Especially during snow weather.
I appreciate it when the cameras are working and regularly updated. Really helps me out
Add alternate route selections, so if there is snow in the Siskiyous, TripCheck suggests taking, for example 199 from Grants Pass to Crescent City or going up 101 to the 36(?) that goes through Drain along the Umpqua River and stays pretty flat. Difficul
Don't see need of education, salary, age, etc on suirvey. I find such questions like the unrelated to ODOT offensive. Sorry!
really enjoy looking at weather in places I can't go & knowing the actual road condition of place I can go Right Now.
This is the best website by a state. My Husband is a Trucker, We use this site a lot.
make sure the updates are timely and correct
Thanks for all the info on tripcheck it is very useful
Doin a great job! Keep doin what your doin.
You may want to include road conditions for major highways as they pass though cities
by having both phone & more detailed internet access great information is accessible to the public 24/7. They call our center for info some times when they don't know how to use the system or don't have internet. I think it works very well...
I really appreciate the wide camera views that show both traffic and the local scenery!
Good survey. I still would like to get information on each hwy. by putting in the hwy.#
I am dispatcher for Monaco coach, and I find tripcheck very useful in the Winter time. I mainly use tripcheck for the Cameras.
A brief on highways in California would be good.
a great resource for travelers, keep up the good work. more cams in eastern oregon would be appreciated. Thank You
I am very glad that I found this site as I use it daily, some times more often
A bulleted list of main features (cameras, weather, etc.) on the first screen would increase fast access. Be careful not to so "improve" the site that it's current usefulness is damanged.
You provide a very valuable service and thank you for requesting input from your patrons.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, ANY IMPROVEMENTS YOU MAKE WILL BE USEFULL TO ALL, AND I AM GLAD ODOT AS THIS WEB SITE. THANK YOU. IT REALLY HELPS.
i think the cam's are realinportent to most drivers,if they look at them right, as it dose help me in any traveling we do over the hils.& able to make for an easier trip.
This is a wonderful and very useful service. Easy to access and understand. And reliable.
for the most part I find everything we need to keep my husband trucking safely
I find it usful in information pertaining to winter road conditions, both for myself and for noninternet friends who travel consistently from NE Oregon to Portland.
Put up more camera along I-84. Worst winter weather is between Pendleton and Farewell Bend. Need more cameras around LaGrande and Baker City and Durkee.
Its a good web site kept up the good work .
Trip Check is a WONDERFUL use of tax dollars, really! The road reports are useful when they are updated, but because conditions change so quickly the ROAD CAMERAS are invaluable. This really is a terrific service and tool and application. Thanks ODOT
I have major concerns about Gov't pass. Seems ski areas are plowed and sanded very regularly but Blue box pass and other pass on Hwy are not as cared for and often times very treacherous. I feel they need more sanding and plowing not just the tourist a
It is a great service just add a few cameras and it will be perfect
I believe TripCheck is a wonderful tool to use especially in the winter weather. By using TripCheck I feel I can avoid some weather-related auto accidents (by not driving when the weather is bad) as well as time consuming delays, waiting for an accident
how to serving hearing impaired and hard of hearing better into tech. way,Thanks Shelly
You do a fine job right now. The best in the western states.i.e. west of the Mississippi river.
i only use tripcheck in the winter to get info on snow/ice conditions for travel in mountainous areas. i never use it to get info on traffic congestion in non-mountainous areas.
Really like it, great website for kids to access and report on local weather.
Please, please, please update mountain driving conditions -Santiam, Mt.Hood, etc more often; once a day has little use.
I drive 30 miles to work on Hwy 11, and when the weather starts getting bad I check trip check everyday that I work. Keep up the excellent job
the time of day,to the time of posting in most cases could be closer.
More weather station locations would be great.
Thank you! You helped someone who is terrible with directions and made my trip a little easier.
Thank you for your service! Please keep it going.
The additional cameras on roads in Eastern Oregon are great. If ODOT is in control of the digital signs on highways they could be updated more regularly. I have been caught in a snow storm a couple of times because the signs only stated "closed to mobile
We discovered Trip Check by accident and were impressed with the amount of information available. Thanks!
At times the road conditions are not updated as frequently as I would like. I usually check Hwy 140 at Lake of the Woods, and Doak Mountain Summit, and sometimes the actual conditions are different than the conditions reported. It's great conditions ar
I appreciate using it, I'll like to access the live cams that are out there.
I rely on the cameras to plan my weekly trip between Corvallis and Merrill, especially in the winter. They are wonderful!
I like the idea of your survey, but come on! age I can understand, but education recieved and pay level you are at. forget it, none of your business.
In the road conditions section I would like to see links to the appropriate road cams for each listing, and the same for the road cams section (links to the appropriate road conditions listing for each of the cams). I feel this would save time and provi
just more up to the minute road conditions
I really enjoy the roadcams. It's nice to be able to see where you are going instead of hearing about it second-hand. And it is also interesting to see what it's like around the state.
More road cams would be nice. Maybe one on 138 near Glide.
I really like it, and use it constantly, especially in the winter time. Keep up the greatwork! George Truck Driver, Oak Harbor Freight Lines
It's a great thing to be able to have, keep it up
I find it very useful when we travel through Oregon.
more timely updates great service to the public
I think it is great. I would like to see a road cam through the Eastern part of the Gorge between The Dalles and Pendleton and then between Pendleton and Milton-Freewater/Walla Walla, Wa.
Include road conditions on camera screens.
Keep it Clear, Reliable and Simple.......
Thanks for providing such usefull information to the public!
Very helpful website. Thank you for making it available.
Roadway information must be ACCURATE,TIMELY,USEFUL
On the Pass Cams, Please frame pics to give a visual reference, like a sign post, to gage snow depth. I use the cams to determine present weather conditions for forecasting purposes. It would be great to get more weather stations up and running, but I
I have found this system very helpful and tell the people I work with to check it when traveling in the state
I think it is a great site and any improvements will just make it that much better.
Do live feeds. i drive up to MT hood alot and it would be nice.
i think that your odot is really good to help get us over the passes and to let us know about chaining. Keep up the good work.
I think it is a wonderful site for trip planning. I use it mainly to decide. which pass to use in traveling from Dallas to Madras on a regular basis
Nothing. Thank you for asking for input.
First time at this site.I hope it stays avaiable as I will be using it often, and telling others about it.It could be a little easier to find tho.All in all good job keep it.
The valley area is the one you will always address first but there are roads and conditions on the far east side of the state that need to be addressed also. Interchanges and contruction warnings are great and using the early warning signs in the area b
I like this service. I travel frequently between Salem and Bend as I have offices in both cities. I depend upon your information for planning travel times, anticpating weather and road conditions, etc. Your incident map has saved me delays on numerous oc
Really enjoy the site. I like the cams as they let me see what it is like out there.
Identify the direction the camera is pointing.
It seams to work great as it is, but improvements are sometimes a good thing. Be careful not to make it too complicated for the older generations. I like lots of options but too many will confuse the old folks.
the cameras are absolutly the best idea yet!! please get more of them and keep weather and road conditions with the live feeds from the cameras, and update your road reports more often for access from the phone!...... :)
I would appreciate info regarding the John Day area.
I work for the US Forest Service----and a portion of my job is informing the public of forest info. During this fire season Hwy. 20 was closed during a portion of tourist season---and you all were very helpful (over the phone, and on Trip Check) of keep
I found trip check easy to use and informative woth the type of onformaiton I was seeking.
REGIONAL REPORTS should be updated more frequently, at 6:50 P.M. the time on them is around 2 P.M.
You have a great thing here, please don't add a bunch of advertising and pop ups that will make it difficult to get in and out of.
Keep it simple and straight forward and be mindful of keeping the cost within reason. While TripCheck is a nice convenience it is really a luxury and not an absolute necessity.
The information currently on the website about chain requirements is invaluable to access because of the number of trips made means I always need to update myself on it.
I would like a quick and easy way to check road conditions between eugene and portland on i-5 and/or hwy 99w
As it stands right now it is usable. Would like to be able to access information on more of the roadways outside of the main interstate and major state higways. It would be handy to type in Highway intersections or city points along the route one uses
Get rid of split speed limits and try to better enforce speed limits in construction zones!
your site is much better than other states. other than my comment prev. stated you're doing great but one issue i've never seen addressed is for travelers south of pendleton heading to seattle or points north. if snoqualmie pass or others is going to be
MORE ON HIWAY 66 OR THE ROUT FROM ASHLAND TO KLAMATH FALLS
THANK YOU FOR THE PRESENT LEVEL OF INFORMATION. IT HAS BEEN MOST HELPFUL.
really nice to have around saves us a lot of time.
I use Tripcheck all the time, it's very helpful to get between Baker City and Portland, or Baker City and Ontario
thanks for the Road Cams. They help alot.
The service you provide is very helpful to travelers. Thanks!
More road cams in eastern oregon would be nice.
Thank you that the information is available. You are doing a great job. Through the internet this is easy access.
I snow ski. I live in medford,and ski ashland and shasta! It would be cool if you had a acmera at the top of the ski resorts!!!I watch the cameras at the siskyous and it is very helpfull. THANK YOU
I plan on trips on I-5 to and from CA. Weather conditions from Ashland OR to Redding CA are most important.
Thank you for this website--and thank you for the Road Cams--they're really helpful when planning to travel in bad weather
use the road cams most, any more you add would be great
A link to a weather map of the state might be good if it offered a quick view of weather severity (e.g. red for snow flurries, icy roads or closures, yellow for limited visibility, etc.)
Keep up the great work, it's a wonderful service. I drive a lot from Corvallis to Bend and the Santiam pass information is invaluable. Not only does it provide good information, but also provides piece of mind by knowing what the driving conditions will
you need more towns on your trip check in eastern or..
good service -- need to publicize it more
I really like having this information available.
Thus far, Oregon is the leader and the best for providing Cameras and TripCheck information.
Trip check is moderatly well organized and usually fairly intuative - the informational pages concerning oregon driving laws are appreciated.
hope you won't make too many changes. think it's great the way it is.
Chain Up Areas, and availability of chain assistance during snow season.
would like just say thank you for trip check.
put in more waypoint mileage numbers in eastern oregon, plus a video cam on hwy 140 at Lake of the woods, and others at all major mtn passes.
It's fairly clear. I've shown it to a number of people, and the reaction has always been positive - could use more publicity.
LIKE I MENTIONED EARLIER LIKE TO SEE MORE ON THE HIGHWAYS (CAMERAS)
Thanks for phone numbers of road conditions.
The road cams are great. I think including too much information (such as gas stations, hotels, etc) on the website would clutter it up too much. But it's a great idea to have lots of info at the waysides.
I think Trip Check is very important to travelers. We visit our children down south for the holidays, and it lets us know the weather conditions on the pass.
Please, please get more cameras in South Central Oregon. (Hwy 97/Klamath Falls)
Don't commercialize the site. Keep it simple and listen to the people who know the best way and places to report the road conditions.
It works well now I wouldn't tweek it too much.
Todays world is simply amazing, keep up the good work, Thanks
Tripcheck is a useful tool for planning trips. It is allso very useful on a daily basis in winter for determing travel routs.
trip check has been very helpful, i would envision using it more and more as time progresses
TO IT MAY CONCERN THE MILEAGE TAX SET ON THE TRUCKING INDUSTRY IS WHAT MAKES ME NOT WHAT TO DRIVE THREW YOUR STATE IF IT WAS NOT FOR THAT YOU WOULD SEE ME IN OREGON VERY OFTEN SINCE I LIVE APPROX. 140 MILES FROM STATELINE. THANK YOU.....
keep making it better. more cams, more road info. :) good job.
The cameras when working are terrific real time info. Other reports are often not timely enough to help plan as conditions change rapidly in winter.Any real time info available at rest stops would help travel.
Very helpful, We need upto date info. just for planning trips to Klamath Falls for groceries etc. THANK YOU FOR MAINTAIning THIS SITE
Just fine tune it. The foundation is good but adding traffic reports using a legend would be a huge improvement over incident reports due to non-local drivers not knowing best ways to avoid incident(s).
I would like to see Road conditions that would give info across a Stateline such as Hwy 199 when it leaves Oregon
I MAY NOT USE THE TRIP CHECK MUCH AND WE DO NOT TRAVEL AS MUCH AS WE USED TO BUT IT IS CERTAINLY HELPFUL TO A LOT OF PEOPLE IF THEY WILL USE IT.
Whatever you can do to get up to the minute updates on weather and road conditions would be the most important to me.
It is a good program just the way it is right now.
I tried to find the chain requirements for semi trucks and couldn't. The next day I got a $250 ticket for not having the truck chained correctly.
Set it up so that we can view more than 5 cameras on one page. The present setup where the images are stacked on top of one another wastes space and my time. Also, if we could click the mouse on a particular corridor and view all the cameras on that cor
trip check is the most handi planner for trips in oregon - i use it mainly for snow and weather information
This is a great service which I am sure is under used. I don't know if you currently advertise via the various driver training programs but, I highly recommend it. Making drivers, especially new drivers, aware of the benefits and services of this site,
ODOT's work to plan the parkway in Bend was awesome. They put up with all kinds of crap and elections like professionals. Without their forsight and determination, bend would be a giant parking lot now. Great Job guys and gals. Also, the snow crews who
Great site I am a commercial truck driver and I check this site almost daily to plan my rute from wilsonville to bend. Thanks
It's great but I use the camera feature almost exclusively
no about tripcheck, but oregon needs more roadside message boards, esp prior to major interchanges to help with routing. washington does a far superior job with that
my favorite part of tripcheck is the live cameras. it allows me to know what is going on in the mountains and what to prepare for. more cameras on the east side would only be an improvement.
Because I commute through a mountain pass daily, I find the TripCheck very important. I know whether to leave a little earlier because of packed snow or to wait until road conditions improve. Faster updating of conditions would be nice but I think you ar
Again, my greatest desire is to have the most current information possible when I'm traveling, particularly in the winter. I used to drive across the Cascades twice a day, and a road report that's an hour old can be practically useless during storm cond
I use it and appriciate that there is a site like yours and it is very helpful for business and pleaser when traveling. Thank you!
I would add other states trip info, how to find them, for cross county traveliers. I think odot should look at contracting out the rest stop, for food and other shops, on the interstate.
Thank you for the service, keep up the good work. Please don't spend too much money!!!
Re the one query on the telephone road conditions: I often found that the persons telling the information were careless about speaking-enunciating their words, and delivering it too fast, older people do not pick up the text when rattled off rapidly.. I
Your trip check is a good service for the public.
would like to see information about standing water/flooding on roadways. (or easier access, all I could find were mountain pass reports.)
Tripcheck is a GREAT service. I've lived in several states across the country, and I do a lot of recreational driving. Oregon has the BEST system of giving the public information about roads that I have run into. Thank you!
Tripcheck should have a report on the next 24 hours when you click on severe weather icon.
I would really like to see more information about eastern Oregon in terms of sceanic byways, activities, cams, and tourist information.
One of the questions was whether I checked Trip Check today to plan a trip; I checked to see about the probable progress of our niece who lives on the ranch and is traveling to Walla Walla today on I84.
It has been very useful in planning trips over the Cascade Mountains from Bend, Oregon in the winter; as well as for informing family members coming from Portland to Bend.
Is is a valuable tool to let our truck driver know what to expect as they travel in the winter time. This helps to make Oregon highways safer!!
I use tripcheck primarily to check road conditions for trips to California. I would like to see conditions for on down I-5 through northern California.
trip check will only be as accurate as the amount of times it is updated...timely updates would be needed such as driving at night and the latest update was in the afternoon, thats not that dependable
Trip check is a very helpful to us in central Oregon. Sometimes state workers,do not post current conditions as regular as we would prefer. Road cams with a lighting system to show actual conditions would be big help.
Being new to Oregon, only one year liveing here, I have trouble with deciding what region I want. Such as central, western etc.
Taking your survey kept me from logging on to trip check. Luckely i don't need to go for 2 more days.
thanks for having this service. It's really helpful...especially on I-5 from CA to OR. That's when I need it the most.
There have been a couple of times lately where accidents have not been on the website
Thanks for providing the information you do and for your efforts to continually improve it. It's very helpful to be able to obtain information whenever needed.
Trip check has always been very helpful to us. We travel to Boise often because our daughter is a student at BSU.
I love the trip check and on our recent trip to Bend it was extremely helpful because of the snow storm.
Site is usually very up to date, which is very nice and refreshing
I love Oregon in General, its like Heaven already.
I REALLY like using trip check to help when planning where and when I travel throughout Oregon. The feature I use the most is the camera views because I can actually SEE what the weather or road conditions are NOW. Weather reports are not as accurate a
Don't ask for income information. If this had been the first question I would not even have accepted the questionnaire.
It has become a handy tool for the truckers to help keep them out of the adverse road conditions that can cause them to have to chain up or stop and not deliver on time.
again, we need a road camera in Burns---it's a long way from Bend to Ontario and Burns is the half way point..big area and no information or help
Overall, I'm pretty pleased with TripCheck. I use it primarily when I am planning cross country ski trips to Santiam Pass and Tombstone Pass. As I don't like to drive on ice, I pay particular attention to road conditions and the camera shots, in order to
nothing, except thanks for the road cam system
So much better than California, ODOT is an example for other states to follow. Good Job!
Other than some reports are not updated to a current status, it is great!
Its a great service. I would like it if getting information by calling the 800 number was easier. I tried calling it and it was confusing and I never did figure out how to find information on the area that I was interested in.
put a temp guage on hwy 140. I see you moved the camera and that is very good, but we need to know what the temp is also.
I have used Oregon's, Washington's, California's and Idaho's version of trip check, and there is no camparison. Oregon's trip check is by far superior and more user friendly than the other listed States. If you make changes, please keep the website as us
I really like TripCheck and I like to know what I am heading into on my way to the coast. You never know what is going on when it comes to cabbage hill so I really like the cameras.
This is a great service. The cameras give a much better idea of the road conditions that just the weather or radio or condition notes. The congestion info. will be very usefull in the Portland - Vancouver area. It would be helpful to have more cameras
I think it is a wonderful and useful tool. We access it frequently for information about routes to go over to I-5.
It is a very good service for us over here on the east side of the state especially in the rural areas. Keep up the good work, it is much appreciated.
Thanks for the tool not only for personal use but as well for work.
your doing a great job !! keeping us informed on weather and road conditions...
I use TripCheck mostly in the winter for our Bus Charter business. Very helpful and with TripCheck I Don't ever need to call the State Patrol for road conditions.
I would like to see more road cams. Hwy 34, I-5,Prinville area. I tell everyone about this web site. We have a lot of marketing people in from all over and they like to be able to see where there going. In general great web site. Since we don't get sn
Very pleased with present system. Could use connections for similar infomation on other states, especially those bordering Oregon.
Thank you for making it available to us.
maybe e-mail alerts you can sign up for to be informed when there is a road hinderance on my regularly traveled routes. Like Hwy 101 between Lincoln City and Florence.
Current rest stop inforamation would be great.
I really find the camera views helpful; however, I think some improvements could be made. Namely, the cameras along Route 84 over the Blue Mountians are practically useless during nighttime hours, when they would be most beneficial. Also, sometimes dur
I use the cameras more than anything else. I would love to see more cameras available.
It's a very well planned and executed site...could just use a little tweeking
Have enjoyed the cam sites and would like a more detailed weather banner with the video
Keep up the good work and keep this going
do not change it to much I like it the way it is
The web site has played a major role when I plan my trips from Redmond to Lincoln City. I travel between the two cities about 20 to 30 times a year, and I have been able to plan accordingly by reviewing the road conditions reports and web cams. This is
Seems to be okay but just started to check it out. Looks like might be ok to use before going on on a road trip. Haven't had a chance to see what else is on the site.
you have a great start with refinements it will be extremely helpful.
thanks for having it! The road cams could be a little more frequent on the eastern half of the state.....since we get a lot more bad weather in the winter
I THINK TRIP CHECK IS A GREAT THING , AND IF IT CAN BE IMPROVED ON, IT CAN ONLY GET BETTER. AND THIS STATE HAS SOME DAMN GOOD PEOPLE IN THIS DEPARTMENT. KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK.
It is a nice service but after this survey I'm sure it will be improved
We use your features quiet extensivley here at the Bend Phoenix Inns. It has been a tremdous help for our guests.
Your survey needs to have options other than yes and no. Too many personal questions are asked (and not answered). Not everyone is a truck driver, so there should be a space to opt out of that section. All of the cameras need to give temperature. Is
No comments or suggestions at this time.
to include the roads that run into the bordering states or have a quick link to them.
Why aren't there any cameras or better info between Central Oregon and John Day and Baker City on Hwy 26
Please use text to explain things but allow people to get to the information they need without having to go through a bunch of text before getting to the cameras, bus schedules, incident maps, etc.
I use Tripcheck to see what is happening around the State.
I use TripCheck every day, and this is by far the most user friendly site for road conditions. I wish other states would follow in the footsteps that ODOT has.
keep improving the system with more cameras. This is a good program that you have.
Great service, but often need information about areas not covered by cameras or road conditions.
Statewide interactive map for cameras, weather, incidents, road conditions (rather than broken into regions) would be helpful.
I thought the trip check was designed for weather road conditions. I believe that if people want hotel and food accomodations, that has nothing to do with road. For myself traveling on 140 and the family that I have traveling elsewhere in the state, we
I have only accessed this site recently but I was excited to find it! I was able to find the information I was looking for and plan to use it more often when I am planning work or ski trips. As I wrote earlier, adding a link to the top highway trouble sp
Tripcheck is a valuable tool, and the winter highway crews are great, in keeping the highways clear.!!
I really like what i've found - improve away, but don't lose the ease of navigating or the valuable information from cameras & incident reports.
Add S I-205 corridor cams and more pass cams
a very good tool, if real-time video were available that would be great. more temp. and wind speed
Have a button to go back and check or change an answer to this survey.
When viewing camera views, a direct link to the weather forecast for that area would be helpful.
since there are 2 major highway corridors in this state (I-5 and I-84), it would be nice to coordinate with our neighbors on those highway corridors for planning longer trips (e.g. PDX to Seattle or CA to OR.) i can never rememeber which exits have the
I TRULY APPRECIATE HAVING THIS INFORMATION AVAILABLE FOR USE AT TOUCH OF A FINGER. THANK YOU
Maybe a link to Emergency Information or like the Amber Alert system.
very good as is any improvement/with the least cost always warrented
I am a new user and havent found all of its uses but am very pleased w/TripCheck thus far. And I really like that you have a camera right outside my friends house. But again would like a few more in dificult winter driving areas
ya need more cameras placed, around bend, eugene and a couple between bend and onterio, near crater lake south boundry, near oregon, calif border, brookings harbor bridge and klamath falls at hwy 97 and keno road area and the road from eugene to the coa
I use the webcams to check on weather around the state. I wish that the Albany camera would be replaced.
The cameras are great. At a glance you can have a good idea of the road conditions.
You are doing a darn good job! I truly appreciate the information I can get now. Very, very important in the winter months.
Keep up the good work. Any future improvements would only help TripCheck become more valuable!!
A wider selection of areas should be covered.
Provide more current conditions. Often condition reports are several hours old and inaccurate.
I'm looking forward to my wireless PDA showing traffic on my route while I'm driving in my car. Thanks!
I liked the traffic flow color indicator. I am color blind and am unable to differentiate between chosen colors for "wide open" or "heavy" traffic! you should re think the color scheeme with color blind people in mind. There are more of us than you thin
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK, WOULD JUST LIKE SOME MORE INFO ON THRU MT SHASTA
I appreciate the information you supply...
would like more cameras and specific road conditions for remote highway areas like the warner pass camera. multiple city cams not very useful to me.
It's a great system. It's invaluable when my in-laws travel between Salem and Bend. Letting them see pictures of the pass helps them decide if they should travel and when.
easy links to adjoining states..i.e. hwy 97/Satus pass near Goldendale, Washington
I dont have to much using this page but is a very good source of information for me and for my housben
Great service, Sometimes the cameras I want to view go down for weeks at a time. Add more cameras.(tombstone pass)
I think the cameras are just a great! idea, Thank You.
Trip check is needed, and a lot of people depend on it to commute to work.
My family likes to ski and I frequently use your site to visually check on snow conditions near the passes. I also use the WA site http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/ for the same purpose.
I think this is a great tool to use in a state that has such various arean and weather patterns. Keep up the great work!!
I mainly use tripcheck to see the weather around our area of the state.
Kewep up the great work anything you can add would be wonderful because it is crucial to my everyday work or play and thank you for all that you do at ODOT
weather forcast on passes and expected snow to fall for winter driving conditions and more cameras for viewing
can I get a link into california & washington? (probably idaho too) If I'm going through or coming up from the bay area, its nice to know whats going on on both sides of the syskiou (sp) pass
Get road conditions up more frequently. Not several hours later.
thank you for this service please let us know how the service is funded
Keep up the good work. Anything you do to expand the site via the Internet is great.
Nothing more other than adding more cameras to various locations. Particularly along teh HWY 22/20 route from Salem to Bend.
Works well. I will use it more often now that I know it exists.
the color on the Portland freeway camera pictures is off (too green). can this be adjusted to actual color? Include a SRWeb section of the website similar to what WSDOT has. Here is the URL to see WSDOT's site: http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/mapsdata/tdo/srweb.
It is nice to be able to actually see what the roads and weather is like by clicking on the road cams.
During the winter, how often is trip check updated? How fast can trip check be updated if there is a major incident on a route? If there is a major incident, can trip check suggest alternate routes and / or advise as to the length of delay?
Good job, this helps me to be prepared when I travel and to feel better when my kids travel ... "don't leave home without a quick TripCheck".
The camera at Meacham is fine but there needs to be a camera at the Spring Creek area since it can be so bad.
I think it is a very useful tool that could be expanded to cover more areas of the state.
I think it is a wonderful service. I have occasionally tried to check some areas and the cameras are out of service but, in general, cameras are repaired quickly. Thank you.
Just to list all Mt. passes and their conditions from OR to CA
it is very well done. Although I had a bit of trouble finding the info I personally wanted this time, I did find it eventually, and it was useful and current.
I would like to see more detailed information on the road conditions in easteren Oregon. Highway 20 and 26 are usually the main routes that we travel and more condition information would be helpful on planning which route to take in the winter.
I love it, and have told family in other states about it...my neice in MO is really homesick for Oregon, and uses TripCheck as a "fix" of home. I can't see TripCheck doing anything BUT getting better and better...thanks for asking!!
I think it is a great service and helped me make plans to go to S. Calf.by I-5
Keep it on line. Really appreciate the site. Don't fix what isn't broke. thanks
It is a great service to those who know how to use it.
big trucks going over 55 slow down when passing cars and pull into slow lane to soon. its unprofessional a sign post in truckers language would help windshields and nerves
YOU GUYS DO GREAT WORK ON THE ROADS AND THE SUPPORT OF THAT SYSTEM, IT'S THE CITIES IN THE STATE THAT DON'T HAVE A CLUE AS HOW TO PROVIDE ROADWAYS THAT SHOW PROPER MAINTENANCE AND REALLY NEVER WILL...GOOD JOB ODOT!!!!! MCRAE
I like it. The cameras are a great feature, but it would be nice to have temperatures at all the sites. Links to other states might be nice.
Get as many cameras as possible on the roads.
when there are adverse road conditions such as snow or ice it would help if ODOT could state if the road has been graveled or when it is expected to be or if you are on your own
Keep up the good work. Very useful site.
You have a wonderful system. Just keep adding cameras, especially to the Klamath Falls area. I live in California so please tell Caltrans what you've done for Oregon and maybe they'll get the hint that California needs TripCheck too!! Thanks for prov
This web site is very help full, i am in shipping and receiving we ship tanker loads to Klamath Falls. The drivers like to take HWY 58 so this shows them if they can take that route. THANK YOU
in talking to people there is still alot of uncertainty about the whole traction tire, when do i use chains thing. i don't know how you clarify it more.
Provide as many links as possible for road conditions in US & Canada.
Really like the service and the ability to view road conditions
Great help. I travel to Central Oregon frequently and will all ways review cameras, and road conditions on Tricheck before leaving.
Have a clear disclaimer stating that the information is updated as quickly as possible, but when at the moment an event occurs routing emergency responders is the first priority and then, TripCheck will be updated. Don't make the list of areas one long
I THINK IT'S BEEN PRETTY GOOD. NEED TO MAKE SURE MOST TRAVELED ROADS HAVE ROAD CONDITIONS AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC.
I have been very pleased with TripCheck in the past and would be very interested in seeing my tax dollars spent on such a useful service. You're doing important work here related to safety and nothing is of greater value to the state.
It is a nice website the info is there when I need it.
Great site. I wish other states had something similar!
it is a great service. very helpfull and lets you not be wary of the unknown.
I find it mostly a very useful site with accurate information.
The congestion legend question wasn't real clear, but I assume you intend to show the congestion on the map in real time when one logs onto the site. If that is so, then the legend would be useful. If it was showing where congestion usually is, then th
I tend to use it for coming trips, but will make an effort to look mor often and become more familiar with it. The trips to Portland take so long that a congestion map would be of little use. Construction or closure would be very helpful. Probably th
I really like the system and convenyence of getting on the computer and being able to see what the road conditions are with out having to call on the telephone...
I use TripCheck mostly in the winter for road conditions that may slow delay my business trips.
I have had to replace three windshields due to damage from the gravel that ODOT applies to the roads. It is very important for me to know when there is gravel on the road as travelling when gravel is present is as stressful and dangerous as travelling in
the survey was longer than I wanted it to be
I like the system now, really the only time that I use the service is in the winter time, I never thought to check for road construction information. I learned something from taking the survey today. Thank You for the service.
It's a very good site as it is. I really appreciate the information I can get at TripCheck. Thanks
THIS SITE IS SO MUCH MORE INFORMATIVE THAN ANY OF THE OTHER STATE HIGHWAY SITES THAT I ACCESS FOR INFORMATION, THAT YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO MUCH TO IMPROVE IT FOR ME. I LOOK AT YOUR SITE EVERY DAY JUST TO ENJOY IT. dON'T CHANGE TOO MUCH; JUST IMPROVE
I use it relatively often for information but sometimes it is just fun to look at the camera views from different parts of the state.
I use TripCheck from work. I like how quickly I can get to the incident information. The detail is good, but needs to be updated more frequently. I had no idea you could use TripCheck to plan a trip in the area. That's good information and I will use
I'm driving from CA to Hood River and would like to see more of a detailed report in some of the snow sections.
Keep up the good work. It's nice to see you guys looking ahead and working to improve the site's offerings.
I ENJOY LOOKING AT THE SNOW ON THE PASSES AND AT THE COAST. THE CAMERA AT NEWPORT IS ALWAYS GRAINY. THE AT LINCON CITY , PORT ORFORD IS GREAT. THANKS . I NOW IS ALOT OF WORK TO KEEP THIS RUNNING.