Coverage

States

There is no national road-incident feed in the US: each state publishes its own, or doesn't. This is what Live Roads carries in each, today.

StateWork zonesCrashesChainsEntries now
Alabama–––0
Alaska–––0
ArizonaPartial––1,393
Arkansas–––1
CaliforniaYesYesYes680
Colorado–––0
Connecticut–––25
DelawareYes––76
District of Columbia–––0
FloridaYes––1,537
Georgia–––0
Hawaii–––0
IdahoYes––175
IllinoisYes––149
IndianaYesYes–1,075
IowaYes––291
KansasYesYes–376
KentuckyYes––121
Louisiana–––1
MaineYes––85
MarylandYesYes–226
Massachusetts–––0
Michigan–––2
MinnesotaYes––468
MississippiYes––122
MissouriYesYes–696
Montana–––0
Nebraska–––2
Nevada–––127
New HampshireYes––69
New JerseyYes––607
New Mexico–––0
New YorkDown––3,332
North CarolinaYesYes–712
North DakotaYes––46
OhioYesYes–839
OklahomaYes––73
OregonYesYesYes244
Pennsylvania–––4
Rhode Island–––0
South Carolina–––0
South Dakota–––0
Tennessee–––1
TexasPartial––1,985
Utah–––1
VermontYes––52
Virginia–––0
WashingtonYesYesYes466
West Virginia–––2
WisconsinYes––910
Wyoming–––0

Partial: the feed covers part of the state, such as the City of Austin in Texas or Maricopa County in Arizona. Weather alerts from the National Weather Service cover every state.