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Version 1.0 · 2026-09-01
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Know before the road closes.
When highway crews deliberately trigger avalanches to clear a mountain pass — setting off slides with explosive charges — the road shuts down while they work. Controlled Avalanche Alerts tells you the moment one of those closures is scheduled, so a canyon commute, ski day, or mountain drive never catches you off guard.
It watches the official 511 and Department of Transportation feeds for six western states and sends a push notification the instant a controlled-avalanche road closure appears.
STATES MONITORED
• Utah (UDOT)
• Colorado (COtrip)
• Washington (WSDOT)
• Idaho (511)
• Alaska (511)
• Nevada (511)…
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