Your journey.
Your road checks.
One clear brief.
Bring the right official sources together before you drive. Check across state borders, keep track of what you have read, and take your brief with you.
No guessed travel times. No “all clear” from missing data.
Where are you heading?
A local drive or an interstate trip—start with your regions.
Know the coverage: all eight source profiles; limited WA feeds plus NSW, Victoria and Queensland source checks. Keys, quotas and freshness determine availability. ACT, SA, Tasmania and NT still require direct official checks. No complete nationwide live coverage is claimed.
See exactly what is connected →Every state. The right source.
Local roads, highway names and a direct path to each authority. No account or location permission required.
New South Wales
Sydney · Newcastle · Wollongong
Application key requiredVICVictoria
Melbourne · Geelong · Ballarat
Application key requiredQLDQueensland
Brisbane · Gold Coast · Sunshine Coast
Application key requiredWAWestern Australia
Perth · Bunbury · Geraldton
2 limited source checksSASouth Australia
Adelaide · Mount Gambier · Port Augusta
Official-source checkTASTasmania
Hobart · Launceston · Devonport
Official-source checkACTAustralian Capital Territory
Canberra · Belconnen · Tuggeranong
Official-source checkNTNorthern Territory
Darwin · Katherine · Tennant Creek
Official-source checkStart with a familiar journey.
Presets select the sources you need to check—not a calculated route or a promise of access.
Check. Record. Recheck.
Select your regions
Include every state and territory you cross.
Read the original notices
Check road sections, directions, restrictions and source freshness.
Keep a personal brief
Record your own checks and save or print the result with its limitations.
Make a better road check.
All field guides →How to check an interstate road trip
Build one personal checklist across state borders, record which official sources you checked and keep the limitations with your saved brief.
Field guideWhat a road-closure notice does—and does not—tell you
Understand road sections, directions, conditional access and missing information before adding an official notice to your journey check.
Field guideWhat to do when a traffic feed is missing
Recognise unavailable, partial and unconfirmed-freshness road data, then complete an official-source check without mistaking a missing feed for clear roads.