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Version 2.1 · 2026-04-20
• Bug fixes and backend improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 2.1, updated 2026-04-20.





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Real-time California traffic intelligence powered by AI. Know before you go.
Traffic.AI delivers instant access to every CHP-reported incident across California—crashes, hazards, closures, and more—with AI-powered summaries that cut through the noise.
Why Traffic.AI?
• Instant Awareness: See every active incident on an interactive map the moment it's reported.
• AI Summaries: One tap transforms confusing CHP radio codes into clear, readable updates.
• Smart Translate: Automatically converts dispatcher abbreviations into plain English.
• Live Statistics: Track real-time crash counts, hourly trends, and incident levels across the state.
• Custom Filters: Focus on what matters—filter by fatalities, injuries, hazards, fires, and more.
7 AI Personalities
Make traffic updates entertaining. Choose from Normal, Borat, Al Capone, Donald Trump, Gen Z, Snoop Dogg rap style, and more.…
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• Bug fixes and backend improvements
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