Welcome to UDOT Traffic
Get started to discover new and exciting features!
Signing up with UDOT Traffic
- Creating an account is NOT mandatory on this website; however if you do, you’ll be able to personalize your experience and receive traffic alerts.
- Select ‘Sign Up’ from the menu options in the top right corner
- You can now sign up with either your email or phone number.
- Enter your information and click Sign up button. Verify your account by clicking on the confirmation link that will be sent to your email or SMS.
Creating & Saving a Customized Route
- Enter your start and end locations by typing the addresses into the address fields. Alternatively, you may also right click on the map. Once you have entered the route locations, click ‘Drive’
.
- Review the routes generated and select the one that suits you best.
- When done, enter a name for your route and click ‘Save’.
Creating an Alert for your Route
- Once your route is saved, you will be asked if you want to be notified of events on this route. Click ‘Create Route Notification’
- You will be redirected to the alert creation page. Enter the required information for your route, select a delivery option (email or SMS), and click ‘Save’.
- You will now be notified of any future events that affect your route.
Welcome to Utah Traffic
Get started to discover new and exciting features!
Signing up with Utah Traffic
- Creating an account is NOT mandatory on this website; however if you do, you’ll be able to personalize your experience and receive traffic alerts.
- Select ‘Sign Up’ from the menu options in the top right corner
- You can now sign up with either your email or phone number.
- Enter your information and click Sign up button. Verify your account by clicking on the confirmation link that will be sent to your email or SMS.
Creating & Saving a Customized Route
- Enter your start and end locations by typing the addresses into the address fields. Alternatively, you may also right click on the map, select a location from the available options, and select whether the location will be the start or end of your trip. Once you have entered the route locations, click ‘Drive’
.
- Review the routes generated and select the one that suits you best.
- When done, enter a name for your route and click ‘Save’.
Creating an Alert for your Route
- In the Manage My Routes table, find the route that you previously saved that you would like to create an alert for and click ‘Create Alert’.
- You will be redirected to the alert creation page. Enter the required information for your route, select a delivery option (email or SMS), and click ‘Save’.
- You will now be notified of any future events that affect your route.
GET Weather Stations
Returns all weather stations.
Request Information
https://www.udottraffic.utah.gov/api/v2/get/weatherstations
URI Parameters
| Name | Description | Type | Additional information |
|---|---|---|---|
| key |
Developer Key |
string |
Required |
| format |
Valid values are 'xml' or 'json', default 'json'. |
string |
Optional |
Response Information
Resource Description
| Name | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Id |
A unique identifier. |
integer |
| Latitude |
The latitude describing the location. Format: double between -90 and 90. |
double |
| Longitude |
The longitude describing the location. Format: double between -180 and 180. |
double |
| StationName |
The name of the weather station. |
string |
| CameraSource |
Name of the camera source associated with this weather station. |
string |
| CameraSourceId |
Source id of the camera associated with this weather station. |
string |
| AirTemperature |
The temperature in fahrenheit of the air measured at approximately eight feet above the ground. For example: 42.8 °F |
string |
| SurfaceTemp |
Temperature of the surface in degrees fahrenheit, or null |
string |
| SubSurfaceTemp |
Subsurface temparature |
string |
| SurfaceStatus |
Surface status as a string. For example: Dry, Wet, or null |
string |
| RelativeHumidity |
The ratio in percentage of the existing vapor pressure to the saturation vapor pressure with respect to water at the current temperature. For example: 26 % |
string |
| DewpointTemp |
Current dew point |
string |
| Precipitation |
Precipitation status as a string. For eample: Light, Moderate, or null |
string |
| WindSpeedAvg |
Average wind speed in miles per hour |
string |
| WindSpeedGust |
Wind gusts speed in mile per hour |
string |
| WindDirection |
The direction for the wind value. Possible values are: N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE, SSE, S, SSW, SW, WSW, W, WNW, NW, NNW |
string |
| Source |
Rwis source. |
string |
| LastUpdated |
The date the item's details were last updated in Unix time. More information |
integer |
Response Formats
JSON
[
{
"Id": 808927,
"Latitude": null,
"Longitude": null,
"StationName": "SR-85 @ Dannon Way",
"CameraSource": null,
"CameraSourceId": null,
"AirTemperature": "83.10",
"SurfaceTemp": "97.3",
"SubSurfaceTemp": "83",
"SurfaceStatus": "Dry",
"RelativeHumidity": "23",
"DewpointTemp": "42.03",
"Precipitation": null,
"WindSpeedAvg": "5.35",
"WindSpeedGust": "10.30",
"WindDirection": "E",
"Source": "ADXRwis",
"LastUpdated": 1751301600
}
]XML
<WeatherStationsList>
<WeatherStations>
<Id>808927</Id>
<Latitude />
<Longitude />
<StationName>SR-85 @ Dannon Way</StationName>
<CameraSource />
<CameraSourceId />
<AirTemperature>84.40</AirTemperature>
<SurfaceTemp>98.2</SurfaceTemp>
<SubSurfaceTemp>83</SubSurfaceTemp>
<SurfaceStatus>Dry</SurfaceStatus>
<RelativeHumidity>22</RelativeHumidity>
<DewpointTemp>42.42</DewpointTemp>
<Precipitation />
<WindSpeedAvg>2.42</WindSpeedAvg>
<WindSpeedGust>7.67</WindSpeedGust>
<WindDirection>NE</WindDirection>
<Source>ADXRwis</Source>
<LastUpdated>1751302200</LastUpdated>
</WeatherStations>
</WeatherStationsList>