Los Angeles Traffic Cam brings live gridlocks to your cellphone

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steiny @ Jun 25th 2008 3:28AM

I just downloaded this program and test drove it for a few minutes. The user interface is pretty average, just a numerical list of freeways that you can click on that reveal cross streets to freeways to click on for the cams. They could have done a lot more with this program or integrated it into Google Mobile Maps somehow, that would have been better. I'll probably forget that it's on my phone and never use it.

As far as the coverage. It appears to just be most of LA County with the BIG exception of everything north of the San Fernando Valley. Strange. No 14 Freeway listed at all and nothing on I-5 North of the 170 Freeway I-5 Split. Not good.

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