WTOP Provides Customized Traffic Camera Program to Ease Your Commute

WTOP Radio has upgraded their "Custom Commute" traffic camera program. With Custom Commute, you choose your route(s) and click the traffic cameras along the way. You can even rearrange the order of the cameras to create a custom route.

All you have to do is put in a starting address and an ending address, give a name to the route and click. Presto, up come all the traffic cameras on that route. (If it's not exactly the route you take, drag the route line to the roads you want.) You can add cameras, rearrange them, etc. You can even add another route? And best of all, they are saved for you the next time you come back.

And just in time for Election Day (Tuesday), which is one of the worst days for evening commutes.

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Loudoun County Traffic Cameras

In addition to lots of traffic cameras on TrafficLand.com for drivers around D.C. and the National Capital area, the Loudoun Extra of the Washington Post has three traffic cams to keep current on traffic conditions in Loudoun County.

You can check out traffic on Highway 7 with the Post's camera at Old Dominion University in Sterling; Route 28 just south of Waxpool Road; and Route 50 just north of South Riding.

If you know of other traffic cameras available for Loudoun County drivers, post a comment below. Thanks!

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