What this tracks
This dataset records the locations and types of Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) devices along Nevada highways, such as ramp meters and traffic cameras.
Why it matters to you
Knowing where ITS devices are located helps you plan your commute by showing where traffic flow is actively managed. For example, seeing a ramp meter on your route means you may encounter metered merging during peak hours. Nevada drivers can also use this data to report malfunctioning devices by referencing the exact RID (Route ID) when contacting NDOT.
How to read this data
ITS_Device — The type of traffic device (e.g., “Ramp Meter”).
Route_Name — The highway where the device is installed (e.g., “IR515” for Interstate 515).
Direction — The compass direction of travel the device monitors (e.g., “Southbound”).
MEAS — The mile marker where the device is located (e.g., 0.21290454).
Try it yourself
Check if your regular highway on-ramp has a ramp meter by searching the dataset for your route (e.g., “IR515”) and direction (“Northbound” or “Southbound”).