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When a 'Can I Take My Boat Out?' tool is pinned to a town page, it now shows whether wider boats may use the canal right now — the live state of the seasonal width window — instead of a plain card.
One place for the numbers a resident needs: gemeente Steenwijkerland, your Giethoorn GP at De Tjasker, the nearest hospital and out-of-hours doctor in Meppel, ROVA for waste, and the water board. Numbers are tappable, with a note on the boat-route bins for homes on the water.
When you move between the search box or a form's fields with a keyboard on a phone, the field you're on now shows a clear outline. Before, that outline only appeared on larger screens.
The parking cost comparer can now be set up for towns where parking is a flat hourly rate with no park-and-ride, so it asks only how long you're staying. Bled is the first to use it this way.
Khi Sa Pa bị chia cắt, thường là do mưa trên cao dọc QL4D chứ không phải mưa trong thị trấn. Công cụ mới đọc lượng mưa từ một mô hình thời tiết tại ba điểm trên tuyến — đèo Ô Quý Hồ, thị trấn và thung lũng Mường Hoa, và đoạn dốc Móng Sến xuống Lào Cai — rồi cho biết bằng lời dễ hiểu đã mưa bao nhiêu và sắp tới ra sao. Đây không phải bản tin giao thông và cũng không phải cảnh báo sạt lở: muốn biết đường có thông hay không, trang chỉ sang Báo Lào Cai, cơ quan dự báo quốc gia và đơn vị quản lý tuyến.
Pick how long you're staying and the new parking tool shows the cheapest car park for your visit. The lots right by the lake cost €4.50 an hour; the central lots a short walk back cost €2.50; and a couple give you the first hour free, which can be the cheapest way to make a quick stop. Prices are the municipal rates that took effect in June 2025.
El tablero de caminos de entrada y salida mostraba algunos textos en inglés: el estado de cada camino, las etiquetas de superficie, vehículo y riesgo, y el pie de página. Ahora toda la página está en español.
Tap a vote on a suggestion before signing in and we remember it: you're taken to sign in, and the vote is cast for you when you come back — no need to find the suggestion and tap again. This already worked for writing a suggestion; now voting works the same way.
Added crossing-planner — a round-trip planner for towns reached across a scheduled single-lane crossing that closes overnight (first use: Whittier's tunnel), reusing the tunnel-schedule maths and a live freezing flag. And getting-here — a bus routes/reservation/last-bus-back planner for road-only places served by reserved intercity buses (first use: Shirakawa-gō), which defers exact times to operators where no open timetable feed exists.
A new kind for trail towns: pick a walk and a start time and it works out whether you'd be back before the last light today (calendar astronomy, so it tracks the season) and the wind you'd meet on the exposed sections (the live Open-Meteo forecast). First use is El Chaltén, the Capital Nacional del Trekking.
The live height of the Moyne River at the Toolong gauge upstream of town, with its recent range and trend — the reading the local flood guide watches. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology; official flood warnings linked. It's not a flood warning, just the river's level.
Elegí una caminata y la hora de salida: estima a qué hora volverías, si llegás antes de la última luz de hoy (calculada por astronomía, así que sigue las horas de luz reales del invierno) y el viento que vas a encontrar en los tramos expuestos. No es el estado del parque — eso lo deciden los guardaparques, y la página los enlaza primero.
A new tool shows when the lake is calm and when it fills up — the daily rhythm (early mornings and evenings are quietest), the seasonal one (July and August carry about a third of the year's overnight stays), and the busy weeks to plan around, like Bled Days and the Strategic Forum. It's a guide to the usual pattern, not a live count.
Each line on a contact — phone, WhatsApp, email, address, opening hours, website — now has a small icon in front of it. So you can spot the opening hours or the address at a glance, without reading every line, in any language. Nothing changed about the contacts themselves.
Added 'mountain-access', a render-time planner for resort towns where getting up the mountain is the daily friction — an interactive parking calculator plus the shuttle, park-and-rides and seasonal road, first used in Stowe, Vermont. And 'road-reports', a neighbour-reported road-conditions board on the community-board pattern (tap a curated road segment, pick clear/slow/blocked; the median shows and ages out on its own), for single-road towns where fog, flood or a crash can cut the way out — first used for Maleny's range roads in Queensland. Both are reusable for towns like them.
A neighbour-reported board for the roads up and down the range — the ways in and out that fog, flooding, a crash or a fallen tree can cut. Sign in to tap a road and say whether it's clear, slow going or blocked right now; the board shows the recent picture and clears itself as conditions change. It always points to the official QLDTraffic line (13 19 40) for closures, and to 000 and the SES (132 500) in an emergency — neighbours, not an authority.
A plain-language planner for the crawl up Mountain Road on busy days. Work out your parking — free after 2 p.m., free with a full car of four, free on weekdays, or the $30 day rate — or park free at a feeder lot and ride the free shuttle up. It also covers the seasonal Smugglers' Notch closure and the fall-foliage traffic, when there's no shuttle and no paid parking. Prices and the shuttle operator reset each season, so it says plainly to confirm before you go.
Pick the day you're visiting to see which of Hallstatt's main sights are open — the salt mine (closed for the new funicular build until summer 2026), the World Heritage Museum and the bone house — with this year's seasonal hours and admission. It points to each official site to confirm, because hours drift.
Como el tablero de apagones, ahora los vecinos pueden avisar dónde no hay agua —por colonia— para saber si es toda la zona o sólo su toma. Lleva la línea de OOMAPAS y explica los tandeos por sector del acueducto Macoyahui–Álamos.
hazard-warnings reads Norway's official NVE/Varsom flood, landslide and avalanche warnings live; fair-fares turns a town's negotiated day-costs into an interactive fair-price calculator. Both are reusable across towns.
Tick the station transfer, the tuk-tuk to the lagoons, a tube and the entry fees and see a fair total in kip — with the inflated ask to refuse and a one-line defence for each item.
Dei tre vegane ut — Fv63 nord, den vinterstengde Fv63 sør og ferja til Hellesylt — kva som vanlegvis er ope no, og lenker til Statens vegvesen og Fjord1 for sanntidsstatus.
Live skred-, flaum- og snøskredvarsel frå NVE/Varsom for Stranda kommune, med kven du ringer og kvar du sjekkar når eit varsel gjeld. Åkneset er eit eige overvakingssystem — det seier verktøyet tydeleg ifrå om.
The homepage now says plainly that anyone, anywhere, can put a town forward for free without signing up — it never required an account. Sharing a tool also now names its town, so a link sent to a neighbour reads "Water supply board — Jinja" instead of a bare tool name.
The community sargassum board (first used in Punta Cana) was failing to load for some visitors because of a technical fault in how the page handed text to the report buttons. The board now resolves its own wording on the browser side, the way the other interactive tools already do, so it loads reliably. We also added a compile-time guard so this class of mistake is caught before it can ship again.
Danniyeh has some of the richest water in Lebanon and still loses the taps — because the trouble is delivery, not supply. This new board lets neighbours tell each other where the water is out right now: tap your village to report dry taps and see whether others nearby are too. It carries the North Lebanon Water Establishment's Danniyeh line for reporting a cut-off, and explains the two things that stop the water here — a long power cut stopping the pumps, and a winter freeze splitting the highland pipes.
Jinja already had a board for power cuts; now there is one for water. Tap the area you are in to report dry taps and see whether neighbours nearby are reporting the same, so you can tell if it is just your tap or the whole area. It is run by residents, with NWSC's toll-free lines for reporting a real supply problem. Because the Masese pumps share the grid, a long power cut often takes the water too — the page says so, and both boards now lead the Jinja page.
Two reusable tools landed this week. 'Paid Parking' answers 'do I have to pay the meter right now?' for any town with hours-bounded on-street parking — it works the answer out from the clock, so it never goes stale, and lays out the per-street limits, payment, exemptions and ticket details (first use: Lunenburg, Nova Scotia). 'Beach Reports' is a community board for the daily, beach-by-beach question a coast gets — above all 'where's the seaweed today?' — where residents tap a beach and the board shows the median of recent reports, pairing the neighbour signal with the official satellite bulletin it can't replace (first use: Punta Cana). Both are now available to any town where they fit.
La pregunta de cada verano — ¿dónde hay sargazo hoy? — cambia con el viento y la marea, y ningún parte oficial la responde playa por playa. El nuevo tablero 'Reportes de playa' deja que los vecinos y visitantes digan cómo está cada playa ahora mismo: tocas una playa y eliges si está limpia, con algo, o con mucho sargazo. El tablero muestra la mediana de los reportes recientes (así un solo reporte no la mueve) y cada reporte caduca solo en cuestión de horas, para que refleje el presente. Leer es libre; reportar pide iniciar sesión. Siempre va junto al boletín oficial por satélite de la USF, que esto no reemplaza: son los vecinos, no un servicio oficial, y el mar cambia durante el día.
Downtown parking trips a lot of people up — the rules changed this spring, and the meters run only part of the day and part of the year. The new Paid Parking page works out, from the time of day, whether you have to pay right now ($2 an hour, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) or whether it's free — and it's free overnight, on Sundays and statutory holidays, and all of December, January and February. It also lays out which streets have a two-hour limit, where the free 30-minute spots are, how to pay by coin or the HotSpot app, who parks free, and what a ticket costs. The signs on each street are always the final word; the town's parking page is linked for the exact map.
Agregamos los muestreos de 2026 de Playa Principal —23 NMP el 4 de junio y 37 el 16 de abril, ambos muy por debajo del límite de 200— del monitoreo comunitario de Pro Sayulita. Antes la lectura más reciente era de diciembre de 2025.
Muestra los ciclones activos del Pacífico oriental con la distancia a Sayulita, el calendario de la temporada (mayo–noviembre, pico agosto–octubre), una lista de preparación y los contactos de emergencia. Lista para la temporada que ya empezó.
If a single tool, or one of a town's pinned summaries, ever hits a problem, only that piece shows a brief plain notice now — the rest of the page, and the way back, stay put.
A new calculator compares the real yearly cost of the three ways into Oxford — the 400 bus, driving in and parking, and the Thornhill park-and-ride. Set how many days a week you go and, if you like, your own car's fuel economy, and it shows the cost of each and which is cheapest for you. It counts running costs only (fuel, parking and fares) and says so, and the fares it uses are dated with links to check the live prices.
You can now check the line at the border before you set off. A new tool shows the wait that U.S. Customs and Border Protection is reporting right now at the Naco crossing (about ten minutes south of town) and the larger Douglas crossing into Agua Prieta — for cars and on foot, with SENTRI and Ready Lane where they run. The figures are CBP's own and refresh about every hour; the official port page is one tap away, and a short line now can still build, so it never pretends to be a promise.
A new tool kind reads a Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre's latest advisory plus local wind to say whether ash is heading toward a town right now (first use: Antigua, under Volcán de Fuego). And the live river/lake-level tool gained an Austrian provider through the eHYD / Upper Austria open data (first use: the Hallstättersee).
Shows the lake's current level at the Lahn gauge in the village, where it sits against its recent range, and a link to the official Upper Austria flood service. The numbers describe the lake — the flood warning lives with the authorities.
Muestra cuánta lluvia pone el modelo del clima sobre las laderas que rodean La Antigua —donde se originan los derrumbes en las carreteras y los lahares— en los últimos dos días y los próximos dos. No es una alerta; la llamada oficial es de CONRED e INSIVUMEH.
Lee el aviso de ceniza más reciente del Washington VAAC y el viento, y dice en palabras sencillas si la ceniza del Volcán de Fuego va hacia La Antigua, se aleja o pasa de lado. No es una alerta de erupción: esas las dan CONRED (119) e INSIVUMEH.
Muestra los últimos 30 días de lluvia frente al promedio de 30 años y el pronóstico de la semana, con un aviso de seguridad para las crecidas de arroyos y barrancas. Pensada para la temporada de lluvias de verano.
A reusable tool for towns returning after a conflict, where leftover ordnance is the binding danger. It holds the verified, stable safety facts — the core rule, how to report a find, who clears and certifies land, and the order a safe return happens — with the report numbers as tap-to-call. It is deliberately a static reference, not a live tracker or a crowd-reported map. First used in Khiam, South Lebanon.
The Dempster and Top of the World highways have long stretches with no fuel, and running out is a real danger. Enter your tank size, your fuel use and the reserve you want to keep, and the tool works out the longest fuel-free stretch on each road — 409 km from Dawson to Eagle Plains on the Dempster, 171 km to Chicken on the Top of the World — and how much extra fuel to carry, with the ferry seasons and a remote-travel checklist.
Dawson already had the live Yukon River gauge; this adds the Klondike River, the channel whose ice jams drove the May 2023 evacuation at Rock Creek and Henderson Corner. It reads the official Water Survey of Canada gauge above Bonanza Creek, shows the river's level and flow against its recent range, and points to the Yukon Flood Hub and the Emergency Measures Organization for the official flood call.
A short, clear page for anyone returning to Khiam: the one rule — do not enter a home, field or road until it has been checked, because a cleared road is not a cleared house — what to do if you find something, the numbers to call to report it (and for an injury), who clears the land and certifies it safe, and the order a safe return usually happens. It carries no live status and no crowd-reported locations; it is the verified safety facts in one place.
Shirakawa-gō has no train, and the last buses out leave in the late afternoon while the village stops admitting day visitors at 5 p.m. — so day trips can end with people stranded. A new page lays out the bus routes in and out from Takayama, Kanazawa, Nagoya, Toyama and Takaoka, which ones you must reserve ahead, the last-bus reality, and where to book — and sends you to the operators for exact times.
A new planner for the round trip through the Anton Anderson Tunnel. Tell it when you need to be in Anchorage and it works back to the tunnel window to catch and when to leave; it always shows the last way home tonight and the latest you can leave Anchorage to make it, so you are not left on the wrong side overnight. It is the published schedule, not a live feed, and links Alaska 511 for live status.
The tool now shows where Kampala floods every rainy season — Bwaise, Katwe, Kalerwe, Kawempe and the valleys below the hills — which of the two wet seasons it is right now, and whether the weather model expects heavy rain in the next few days. It pairs the rainfall read with the radio warning chain and after-flood water-safety advice, and is plain that it is not a flood warning.
El tablero ya recordaba a Agatha (2022); ahora también cuenta a Erick, que tocó tierra en la costa de Oaxaca el 19 de junio de 2025 como categoría 3 y dejó a la región sin luz.
Qué tortugas marinas se ven cerca y cuándo: la temporada de anidación de la golfina mes a mes, las arribadas del santuario de Escobilla, los paseos de La Ventanilla y el Centro Mexicano de la Tortuga — con cómo verlas sin molestarlas.
Some towns manage a tight summer water supply by stepping through restriction stages rather than cutting it off. A new tool kind lays out the stage in force, what it allows, and the full ladder — built first for Tofino, and reusable for any town that runs staged water restrictions.