Idaho Traveler

This minor release fixes these issues:

1. The highway labels disappeared when we upgraded the underlying map technology. This fix brings the labels back
2. We renamed the "Filter" tab back to "Legend". You can still filter the pins you see, but we felt the purpose of it is mainly as a legend, so we renamed it back.

This version updates the underlying Map software to get the latest bug fixes and improvements.

We've made many changes on both the backend and the frontend of the app:

• All layers are now free of charge
• You can change the map style to one of several options. Access from the Settings tab
• The Legend has been renamed to Filter. It still provides legend information, but you can also filter out certain markers you don't want to see
• News pins for most data layers
• Some high-volume markers are only visible at certain zoom levels. Turning on historical markers, for instance, may not display them immediately because there are too many. You need to zoom in to see them
• The refresh button has been moved from the Layers menu to a button right on the map, in the upper left corner
• Cleaned up the UI on the Search tab
• Displaying more information on truck ramps

This is a mandatory update because the old server backing this app is going away in mid-September. This new version uses the new server.

This is a bug fix release, with a few improvements as well:

• Better operation while the device is in dark mode
• Made the truckers package visible in the menu
• Improved the UI for receiving free trials
• Fixed bugs on the announcements screen
• Updated the app icon
• Many minor enhancements

3.1 Changes:

• squashing lingering bugs

3.0 Update:

It has been almost a year in the making: Idaho Traveler has been rewritten from the ground up. Not only will you find a shiny new interface, but there are few new features. Here are the details:

• Side menu has been replaced with tabs and smaller menus
• New color theme, plus you can change it
• More alerts are being shown
• Visibility distance added to the weather data
• New mountain pass layer
• New layers for truckers providing weigh stations and truck ramps (In-app purchase)
• Now you can get free trials for any in-app purchase features
• Search! Now you can search for roads, towns, or most any place on a map
• Some layers have a legend, so you know what the colors and icons mean
• Weather stations now display the current temperature and are color-coded
• Some alerts now show the portion of the road the alert is for
• Only the signboards that currently have text on them are displayed on the map

It has been almost a year in the making: Idaho Traveler has been rewritten from the ground up. Not only will you find a shiny new interface, but there are few new features. Here are the details:
• Side menu has been replaced with tabs and smaller menus
• New color theme, plus you can change it
• More alerts are being shown
• Visibility distance added to the weather data
• New mountain pass layer
• New layers for truckers providing weigh stations and truck ramps (In-app purchase)
• Now you can get free trials for any in-app purchase features
• Search! Now you can search for roads, towns, or most any place on a map
• Some layers have a legend, so you know what the colors and icons mean
• Weather stations now display the current temperature and are color-coded
• Some alerts now show the portion of the road the alert is for
• Only the signboards that currently have text on them are displayed on the map

• UI improvements on iPad
• Squashed some bugs

For this version we have added support for historical markers.
Also fixed a bug where purchasing the removal of ads didn't actually remove the ads. With this fix, you shouldn't have to repurchase.

• We have added a winter driving conditions overlay, which can be purchased for the small price of $0.99. This overlay shows the current road conditions.
• Added support for more digital signboards throughout the state
• Removed that temporary black screen that appeared between the splash screen and the map

• Fixed a bug that prevented iOS 6 users from running the app
• UI tweaks

• Data on map now auto-refreshes
• Added new app store feature for purchasing add-ons and downloading other Traveler states
• Removed annoying dialog to rate the app
• Showing a larger camera view image on iPad
• Removed Surface Conditions since ID DOT has removed this data from their site
• Bug fixes

• Fixed a bug where "Difficult" surface condition is displayed as blue instead of red.

• Bug fixes
• Increased the size of the traffic camera images in the detail view for iPad
• Moved the "Locate me" option to the button on the lower right corner of the map

Version 2.0 is a complete rewrite from the ground up.

• Now a universal app; supports iPad!
• Not just portrait anymore; you can rotate the map
• Redesigned the menu to be more modern and scalable
• Switched the underlying map technology from Apple’s to Google’s. This gives us the traffic overlay feature and the ability to tap directly on the road overlays to get details; gone are all those awful pins!
• New icon

This update has been almost a year in the making. Please rate our app if you enjoy it and get use from it. If you have a problem or a feature request, please send us an email.

* Fixed crash bug when tapping on different weather stations or cameras quickly

* iOS 6 compatibility fixes in the callout bubbles
* Added support for the iPhone 5's taller screen
* Auto refresh: some data (alerts, road conditions, signboards) will automatically refresh
* News feature: display important information about the application, available in About menu
* New weather station icon
* Added more weather stations from MesoWest
* Added support for Rest Areas

* fixed crash bug when viewing blank, paged signboards
* fixed bug where road condition text was running off the edge of the callout bubble
* fixed bugs in editing the device menu
* increased size of device menu