This page contains real-time traffic-related data from the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Emergency Communications Center, ESRI, Waze & VDOT. Traffic information not directly provided to the listed data providers may not be displayed.

 

Glossary of incident types:

Major Accident:

Crash involving one or more vehicles and possible serious injuries

Property Damage Accident:

Crash involving one or more vehicles with minor or no injuries.

Disabled Vehicle:

A malfunctioning vehicle possibly impeding traffic flow.

Hit & Run Accident:

A single or multiple vehicle crash where a vehicle has left the scene.

Traffic Signal Malfunction:

Traffic signals are either malfunctioning or off due to power failure.

An intersection where the traffic signals are off due to power failure must be treated as a four-way stop.

Road Closure:

Roadway is closed due to police activity or severe weather conditions.

Traffic Hazard:

A roadway or intersection that may contain a hazardous object(s) potentially limiting vehicular travel.

Traffic Complaint:

A report from the public indicating a potential traffic issue or hazard requiring law enforcement action.

For more information try VDOT Road Alerts

 

Privacy Practices and Security Policy

Loudoun County Government respects your privacy! The information below explains how the county gathers information on this web site and the technology the county uses to ensure that your information is private and secure.

 

Collecting Information

 1.     What information is collected?

 For each visitor, the county collects the following information: the Internet Protocol (IP) address, type of browser used, the date and time of the visit, the addresses of the pages on this web site to which you link during a visit to the county's web site. If you fill out county forms online the data that you enter into the forms are also collected and used for the sole purpose of the form.

2.     Is any information collected automatically just by accessing this web site?

The information listed above is collected automatically when you access the county's web site.  

3.     Does this web site place a cookie on your computer?  

The county's web site only uses cookies for web applications and online forms. These cookies allow the forms to function and enhance their usability. These cookies are for the sole use of the forms and applications function.  

4.     How is the collected information used?   

The county analyzes the web site activity by tracking visitor movements through the site. Each computer on the Internet has an IP address. We use IP addresses to track the number of visits to the county's web site and to identify the most popular pages. This helps us improve the performance and value of the materials available on this web site.

The information that you provide in an online form or email message is used solely to fulfill your online request.

The county does not share, sell, or trade any information collected on this web site; however, please be aware that pursuant to Virginia Code section 2.2-3700 et seq. (Virginia Freedom of Information Act), information you provide may be considered to be a public record and subject to disclosure if requested by a citizen of the Commonwealth of Virginia or a media outlet broadcasting or publishing within the Commonwealth.  

 

Providing External Links  

The Loudoun County website contains hyperlinks to sites on the World Wide Web that are neither controlled nor sponsored by the Loudoun County government. These hyperlinks are included solely for their value as reference, research or educational tools. Inclusion of any hyperlink should not be interpreted as an endorsement or validation by the County of Loudoun of the site or the site’s content.   When a link on the county's web site directs you to a third party's site, the county encourages you to read that third party's privacy statement to learn of that party's privacy practices.  

 

Ensuring Confidentiality  

The county utilizes a system of hardware and software known as a "firewall" to regulate information that can enter and exit the county's web server(s). This ensures that only authorized access occurs and that information remains confidential. The county also utilizes SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) technology to encrypt your sensitive information that you send to us using our online forms or applications.

  

Sending Your Comments  

If you have questions regarding this privacy statement, the practices of the county's web site, or your interaction with the county's web site please contact the Webmaster (webmaster@loudoun.gov).