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# Work Zone Timelines

1\. View Your Work Zone Timeline 

See **active, scheduled, and past work zones** together in a single timeline. No more piecing together status from multiple tools or manual checks. 

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2. Filter to Focus on What Matters&#x20;

Narrow the view by **time range, day of week, impact, or polygon**. Quickly zero in on the work zones relevant to your **shift, region, or priority**.

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3\. Drill Down for Insights&#x20;

Click into any work zone to review **real-time traffic conditions, travel time index, delay and explanation, and speed and TTI trend**, compared against benchmark data. You’ll also find the scheduled duration, location, and activity log.

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4\. Edit and Share Work Zone Details&#x20;

Update work zone information directly as conditions change. When you’re ready, **share verified details to the public** through connected channels like **Waze** and **X**.&#x20;

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