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MoDOT Upgrades Traveler Information App

By: Lauren Rauth
Updated: November 8, 2012
(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.) Motorists traveling Missouri roads can now gain access from their phones faster and easier.

The Missouri Department of Transportation has upgraded its Traveler Information app.

Using user feedback from the original app, the company updated features such as the pinch and zoom function, along with the new ability to allow users to create a personalized route list.

The Traveler Information app is available to both iPhone and Android users, as well as iPads and Android-compatible tablets.

However, MoDOT wants to remind users not to use the app on the road. Check road conditions before leaving.

To download the new Traveler Information app, just visit the iPhone or Android app stores and search for "MoDOT."

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