California Road Report Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for California Road Report for iPhone.
California Road Report is free iOS app published by Adam Levy
Really great
hough_transform
The companion watch app is terrific. This app works as advertised. Now set up a PayPal or something so I can donate!
CARR
Tripleaxl45
I downloaded your update yesterday on my iPhone 6 plus. I can't use it now, because it is too wide for the screen. Please change this back to original size.
1birdlover
Nanwilly
Great app! With next update, please add a setting to choose male or female voice in audible mode. Current voice is sometimes difficult to understand.
no longer works in iOS 7
mo11emoze
fails to update for iOS 7 - still claimns it is compatible - obviously the developer is gone fishin'
New update
PMC Grizzlybear
I'm happy you went back to showing the pins on map where there are traffic issues. This way I can see where the problems are before I get to that area instead of getting there then seeing the problem. I can avoid the area now when I see an accident. I also noticed the the map is messed up. Now it shows the whole US instead of my area. I can open it up but liked it better the way it way before the last update. Thank you
No longer works
Mixed pickles
This app did work until now. It won't let you change distance anymore. You are stuck at 20 miles. You can change it but it no longer stays where you put it. Frustrating.
Broken app
Why TTB
On my iPad my location is off the coast of Africa. I haven't been out of the US for years. I get markers for incidents in all of Calif instead of in the range I have specified-very annoying.
HORRIBLE UPDATE!!! Do not update!!!
QuintinBarry
When you open the app now you see either an entire map of California, or the map of the WORLD. The developer royally screwed this latest update changing the "locate" feature. Show us a 20-30 mile radius. Not the entire state!!!!!
My new favorite map!
Flintstone, Fred
Living 1 mile off CA 49 in a rural area, the CHP is involved in a a lot of local law enforcement and most fire activity. I leave it on hands free at 5 or 15 miles so I get a voice "heads up" from my phone about what's going on around me - fortunately not much!