QLDTraffic




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| Rating / 5 | 2.0 | 4.8 | 4.7 | 4.5 | 4.4 | 2.1 | 3.5 |
| Reviews | 153 | 185K | 25K | 17K | 3.5K | 106 | 62 |
| Released | 2017 | 2014 | 2011 | 2012 | 2012 | 2022 | 2020 |
| Annual price | — | $1.99 | — | — | $6.49 | — | — |
| One-time price | — | $9.99 | — | — | $0.99 | — | — |
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QLDTraffic reviews
2.0 out of 5, based on 153 reviews.
What people like
- Shows road work details clearly
- Closures update reasonably fast sometimes
- Good for planning trips generally
What they complain about
- Updates are too slow during floods
- Map colors have no explanation
- Rest areas do not show up
- App feels clunky and outdated
Don’t bother
Terrible app. No obvious legend for map. Too hard to navigate site. A total waste of time.
Needs flood camera
Love using the website as it shows the flood cameras on the bridges. Was hoping that the app would also show feature this but it doesn’t.
Urban Use Ok
The map becomes very cluttered if zoomed out to view a large area when traveling out west
Misleading road information during disasters
During disasters when road conditions change quickly, the app does not seem to update frequently enough to reflect what is actually happening. When entering a destination, it sometimes shows routes as clear even when roads are closed or impacted. Because of this, I no longer rely on the app, even though emergency services recommend it during disasters. I’ve personally found Google Maps to be more reliable, as users can report road closures and hazards in real time. I can also find flood cameras and other useful information through other apps. Unfortunately, this app has become mostly useless for me. It feels very clunky and outdated, almost like it’s running on software from 20 years ago. I wish government agencies would reconsider recommending an app that can be misleading during emergencies. This app has potential, but it needs major improvements to its reliability, update speed, and overall usability.
Accuracy is not timely. No regular updates
To be useful, this information needs to be as close to ‘real time’ as practical. One example that affects me is the roads around Thargomindah and Yowah areas are still shown as closed or 4WD only which was the situation October 2022 - that’s 20 months ago.
Rest areas
I can not find rest areas which on your web site says should be on this app
Always Refreshing
The app gets annoying sometimes because it’s always refreshing every 3 secs. Also when things have happened like floods, vehicle accidents and so on the app doesn’t need to be updated every 3 secs due to long delays. How about every 10mins as people normally find out before the app finishes there 2000th update when a road opens to 4WD only and then conventional vehicles etc.
No current information
30/01/2024: Went to Check the app with all the rain we are having and all I get is flood information from 2022. When is the last time this was updated? This is of no value whatsoever.
Please fix
Please update , roads open but on here they’re still closed.
What is the point of this app???
This app doesn’t do anything at all. Doesn’t show you anything. It is useless? I don’t understand the point. Most pointless app I’ve ever downloaded. Does Not Show Rest Areas Either.
Slow to update
Road closures seem to update reasonably quick. But road reopening are very slow to update. Much better using google maps
Decent app
It’s alright overall like it has some problems navigating and loading but it dose show the road works and stuff. It’s good but can still improve
Too slow with the information
Very quick to put up road closures on the app, extremely slow at putting them down. The information during flooding events is far too slowly updated. A review by another user from three years ago says the same thing and the developer has stated it is a top priority to be fixed. This has clearly not been the case
Slow, lacks info & “only” TMR
The road closure info needs to be updated more often in a rapidly-changing situation such as a flood event. The map is slow to use: clunky to move and zoom in or out. There are different coloured stripes on roads, which presumably indicate something about their accessibility, but there is no explanation anywhere in the app or online about exactly what the colour codes mean. Finally, when using the function to search for a specific road, MOST roads are “not TMR controlled roads” and therefore there is no data available about them. Can you really not get your collective selves together in 2022 and stop splitting hairs over who is responsible for what and just give us the info we need?!!
Slow to update
Difficult to navigate, the filter function is virtually useless. Important information about road closures is sometimes days old and inaccurate. People are better off joining a Facebook page for real time updates.
Dan
Almost useless
Terrible
Hey Admin, do you even check user reviews? This app is a complete rubbsh—its design, functionality, and features are all a mess. Who on earth did you hire to build this train wreck?
Useless
Trying to use for cyclone and it’s useless. No flood icon.
Must be government run
Completely useless Google maps atleast gives you an indication of potential Rd closures Typical government funded lemon Yay for government
Mackay/Whitsunday Traffic/Flood Cameras
Still no flood cameras for Mackay/Whitsunday Region. What is going on TMR? Apparently nothing :( poor response from TMR blaming “remoteness” what the? The cameras along the Bruce Highway near Proserpine like Myrtle Creek and Goorganga Plains etc are not remote and are near mobile towers. Where did you install the other cameras? Llanarth? Seriously TMR Mackay is the worst district to live in, they are terrible compared to other districts.
QLDTraffic FAQ
- Is QLDTraffic free?
- Yes. The app is free, in all 175 countries it sells in, and it sells nothing inside it.
- Does QLDTraffic have a free trial?
- No. None of its offers (US) come with a free trial.
- What are the best alternatives to QLDTraffic?
- Petrol Spy Australia (4.8 from 185,386 reviews, premium from $1.99), Live Traffic NSW (4.7 from 25,390 reviews) and WikiCamps Australia (4.5 from 17,431 reviews).
QLDTraffic download
Last updated 1 month ago.
QLDTraffic sells in 175 countries. It was released 9 years and 8 months ago, on 8 Feb 2017. It holds a 2.0 rating from 153 reviews.
Supports 1 language: English.
How much does QLDTraffic make?
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