Incidents Documentation
Incidents may be accidents, weather issues, or other events that impact the way traffic is flowing in an area.
Examples include: snow, ice, flooding, accidents, and road closures.
Resource accepts all default Filters. Resource data is returned as an API Result model for valid requests or an Error Result model for failed requests. For an example of how to call this resource, see Swagger details.
Incident Model
Incident represents a location marker for an accident, road closure, or another important event
- Links ( Array[Link] ) Links related to the current item
- Id ( String ) Unique Identifier
- Latitude ( Double ) The angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator
- Longitude ( Double ) The angular distance of a place east or west of the meridian at Greenwich, England
- Location ( String ) Incident road or intersection
- Description ( String ) Incident description message
- Category ( String ) Incident type
- Direction ( String ) Direction on the road where the incident exists
- RouteName ( String ) Name of the road where the incident is located
- RoadStatus ( String ) Indicates if the open, closed, or partially closed
- RoadClosureDetails ( RoadClosureDetails , optional ) Incident road closure details
Link Model
Links capture data related to the current model they live on. The type of link is dependent on the rel property.
- Href ( String ) Url to a page or endpoint
- Rel ( String ) Identifier for the href url. [self] = link to the current item, [documentation] = link to related documentation, [redirect] = link to redirect page
- Method ( String , optional ) Method type of the link. If not displayed then GET is assumed.
Road Closure Details Model
Road closure details
- ClosureStartLocation ( [Longitude, Latitude] , optional ) Road closed start longitude and latitude point
- ClosureEndLocation ( [Longitude, Latitude] , optional ) Road closed end longitude and latitude point / incident location
- Polyline ( Array[[Longitude, Latitude] pairs] , optional ) Collection of longitude and latitude points that make up the incident closure