In this series of posts we take a look at each state’s traffic camera system; how easily accessible they are, whether they are statewide or only in the major metropolitan areas, and if they are still frame or live streaming images.
This is hard to analyze when it comes to the state of West Virginia as it appears they have yet to develop a traffic camera system, or if they have it is for internal use only and not posted to the internet for general use. In today’s age there really is no excuse for any state in the entire USA to have accessible traffic cameras so the public can be aware of road conditions before they drive.
Taken right from the West Virginia Department of Transportation homepage:
The West Virginia Department of Transportation’s new web site redesign and our move to a dot COM address provides residents, business people and tourists with an attractive, easy-to-use, and technologically advanced tool to obtain information.
We would have to question the “technologically advanced” part of this statement. Most every state has viewable traffic cameras, why not West Virginia?
Popularity: 5% [?]
A Look At West Virginia’s Traffic Cameras
In this series of posts we take a look at each state’s traffic camera system; how easily accessible they are, whether they are statewide or only in the major metropolitan areas, and if they are still frame or live streaming images.
This is hard to analyze when it comes to the state of West Virginia as it appears they have yet to develop a traffic camera system, or if they have it is for internal use only and not posted to the internet for general use. In today’s age there really is no excuse for any state in the entire USA to have accessible traffic cameras so the public can be aware of road conditions before they drive.
Taken right from the West Virginia Department of Transportation homepage:
We would have to question the “technologically advanced” part of this statement. Most every state has viewable traffic cameras, why not West Virginia?
Popularity: 5% [?]